Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-15
THE EVENING NEWS.

The CIRcus.-Last evening we visited
the circus of Cooke, Zoyara s. Wilson
now performing in Virginia, and have sci.
dom passed a more pleasant hour. PEG.
pie have grown so accustomed to being
"bilked" by shows, that considerable
skepticism exists relative to any one that
raises canvas ; but we can cheerfully and
cordially say to anybody, and his wife,
that this entertainment is excellent. from
beginning to end, and some of the feats
have no parallel in the history Of eques-
TRAN entertainments. The performance
of the learned dogs is truly wonderful,
and the Leap for Life" besides the rid
ing, tumbling and gymnastic exercises,
are all OF a superior character. On Mon
day evening the people Of Gold Hill will
be favored by an opportunity of witness
ing this Grst-rate circus. Tuesday even
ing, we learn, the Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. . are to receive q benefit.
l. o. G. IA lodge of the Indepcnd-
cnt Order of Good Tcmplars is to be or
sanized in Virginia, at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Tuesday next, at s Z. NJ. BY the
State Deputy G. n. c. T., E. ]. Loomis.
This order is one in which ladies and gen.
tlemen assimilate, and one productive of
great sociability and pleasure, as we'll as
for the benefit Of its members in u tenn
perance point of view. 1t is extremely
popular in the eastern cities and In Cali
fornia. The lodges in the latter State
number over lj0, embracing some 5000
members. All persons DESTROYS of be-
coming members of the lodge will please
meet at the hall at the time stated. and
be present at the organization. The Gold
Hill folks are earnestly requested to send
a proper delegation to the meeting.
FROM CRYSTAL PEAX.-F-om that To-
cality we learn that business OF all kinds
is rapidly increasing, and that the extent
of the coal seams and silver lodges are
daily being proved. Farming is progress
sing all through the valley, and from pres
cnt appearances an abundant harvest will
reward the husbandmau. LAUNDERING is
being steadily, increased and the amount
of logs to be manufactured INTO lumber
this season will far exceed the amount OF
any previous year. The artesian borer
for the coal lead has been put at work and
is searching diligently for the stratum at q
water level. Several new saw-mills and
two quartz mills are to be built during
the coming months, and we predict that
il. less than two years Crystal Peak will
be one of the ~liveliest camps on this slope
of the Sierras.
HEAP 'sINGIS."-For about two weeks
Doten, of the Virginia Union, has had II
bad case of inhammatory "Ingin," both
Washoe and Piute.. This morning he
publishes a letter from Chief Brown, the
last two lines of which are classically
modest - and although not written in
regular Washoe vernacular, are liable to
translation by almost anybody on the
frontier and being translated, the sense
might apply to Doten or to us, or to most
any other man. S~traightcn up, All. Git
thee 10 a nunnery-or live with that old
fogy, Lovejoy, q year or so, INT learn
Piute talk.
Coon RESPONSIBILITIES are daily COM
ing in from Meadow Lake District, nearly
all of whom concur in saying that the
lodges there are large, numerous, and OF
exceeding richness. Some few deny this
but there are grumblers everywhere. AL
ready a stage has commenced TO run be-
tween here and the nearest point TO the
mines, and not q day passes but that loads
of provisions and mining implements are
shipped to the new "diggin's" by men
who have experience, and understand the
difference between q quartz ledge ard n
wildcat location.
TR1r.-We are pleased to be able to
state that our trip to Lake Bigler was q
most successful pilgrimage. We should
under ordinary circumstances, have been
lonely, but with the amiable Valentine, OF
the Pioneer Stage Company, how could
we avoid having u splendid timea How
we sailed, how we rowed. how we swan,
how we ate, how we drank, and how we
keep agreements, we will speak OF IN a tu-
ture season.
CREATING A NUISANCE.-We call the
attention of Town Marshal Johnson, to
the nuisance which the workmen at the
new shaft of the Yellow Jacket mine are
creating by emptying the water which Is
hoisted out of the shaft so that it runs into
Crown Point street, and creates a stream
hardly navigable for quartz teams. a
short ditch dug from the dump to the dram
will obviate the nuisance. Let 1t be done.
THIEVES ABoUr.-A few nights ago,
three blacksmith shops, out on American
Flat-one belonging 10 the Jewett & Shep-
ard company, another to the knickerbock-
or, and the other TO a neighooring COM
panv-were broker open and robbed OF
nearly all of their contents, consisting OF
tools, candles, and other articles. The
police will be rewarded by these comPan-
les if they detect the property and thieves
D1scnARGEp.-Chs. Duval, who struck
with q pick and killed John Templeton :
few DAYS since, upon being brought before
Judge Sawyer yesterday waived a prelim-
mary examination, and his case went. we
learn, before the Grand Jury for indict-
ment, who failing to find a bill, Duval
was set at liberty.
ELECTION OF OFFtcERs.-At an cleo
ton of officers of the Turn Nerein Society
of Gold Hill. held at their Hall on the
18th inst, DR.. J. G.. Meyer was elected
President; Edward Schaetfer, Secretary;
Conrad Haub. Treasurer; Conrad Houk,
Collector; +. Begeman, Director of ES-
~ercises +. Mahron, Janitor.
PosrpoNED.-The Billiard match be-
tween Wm. Brimacomb and Wanie
Wright for $500. which was TO have been
PLAYED Yesterday afternoon at the Washoe
Billiard Exchange, Virginia, has been
postponed until August lst, on account OF
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