Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-08
THE EVENING NEWS.

chanics' Fair at San Francisco. is founC
the following concerning the above ma,
chine. which is rapidly coming in demand
to supply the place of the less eticien, ole
style amalgamators generally in use: 1.-The
chief merits Of this pan consist in such al
arrangement Of the mullers as TO cause
the pulp to spread from the center TO the
outer rim of the pan, and with such We
locity that the particles of metal are
thereby injected into the column of mer-
curry. distributed around the circumference
of the pan. and which the motion Of the
mullers causes to rise several inches with
out coming in contact with the grinding
surface of either muller or pan. By thi.
arrangement the obi 'ction of grinding Of
the ore in contact with the mercury Is
avoided. The discharge Of the pan is
from an aperture in the center and top Of
the lid flor the pan is closely covered).
while the motion Of the grinders is at the
bottom Of the pan. This arrangement is
designed TO prevent such heavy substances
a. gold. silver. or mercury from floating
of with the water" These are the most
simply constructed Of all the patent BANS
we have seen. One of them has just been
put up at the Gold Hill mill. and put into
operation with great success.
SHOOTING. - Yesterday afternoon, jus,
as we were going to press. a shooting
affair took place in front of the Blue Wing
Saloon. on Main street. which resulted in
the serious injury If nobody. Il had the
uH ~ bnu.ap.r fn nrolttna a hiu SraPa in
n crowd Of thirty or forty men. who made
quick time up aud down the street, their
coas-,a,ls fluttering at right angles from
their bodies. when they FIRST heard the
crack of the pistol. Two sports" named
james Riddle and Vim. Crawford, better
known as Russian Bill" about three
o'clock, got into a quarrel over a faro
game in Harris saloon, and came to blows.
Billy Began, however, was promptly on
hand and arrested them. They were taken
before Judge Hall and fined respectively
Sl5 and S25. Riddle went directly oack
TO the saloon. Crawford went and bor-
rowed a pistol and followed him over, and
getting sight Of him IN the crowd, fired,
and then ran through the Blue Wing
Saloon, back through town, and has not
been seen or heard from since. He missed
his mark, and, fortunately. one of the
large crowd into which he fired was hurt.
KuR's observation-disclosures J. Kuh's
first concert last evening, gwen at the
court room, was q most decided success,
being attended by the shte Of the county.
The Virginia and Mozart Clubs deserve
especial praise. while the singing of Steu-
deman. Ball. Mrs. Dorwin, Mrs. Meagher
and Others was excellent. The good old
song Of Marching Through Georgia."
BY little Miss Ross, was warmly encored,
and the wonderful versatility of Master
Levy and sister elected frequent applause.
Master Levy touches the ivory with con.
umma,e skill. and If he but keeps con-
slant at study. will in a few years lead the
van. Kuh's concert was a success. We
trust a second will follow.
EXCELSIOR ALL RroHr We learn from
Pat. Mulcahy. who arrived in town late
las, night. that the Regular Union ticket
in Excelsior District wiped out" the
Fushion Short hairs. and gave a clear ma
jority of seventy-four for the regular ticket.
Whole number of votes cast l6f-of which
Gentry. Union candidate for Sheriff, re-
ceived ll9. In Nevada county. we learn
BY dispatches received this morning that
Gentry, for Sheriff. on the regular ticket.
together with the balance Of the candi
dates, are about six hundred ahead. Even
old Copperhcad. fusion. dirty Grass VAL
ley, has redeemed herself by giving q
square Union majority.
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRANP.-Nos OF the
new Union song are we speaking. but OF
the army of PROJECTORS that daily leave
this vicinity for Excelsior District in
search Of rich quartz lodges. We hear
most Hattering reports from the district.
and this morning were informed that the
ten tons OF ore. hauled Las, week, and
worked at the MaripoSa Mill, netred a
very large yield-reported to average over
$500 to the ton. We feel confident that
Excelsior will prove a rich mining camp.
SERIOUS AccIpENr.-Last night, about
10 o'clock. a workman named Andrew
Bien. while grading around the Yellow
Jacket Company's new shaft. was caught
under a cave from the bank and very Sc
riously injured. No bones were broken.
but his limbs, body and face were badly
bruised. I, is thought he will recover.
He came into OWL quite recently from
Truckee Meadows, and had commenced
work a, the Yellow Jacket only a few
hours before the accident.
AaRIvALs.-By Pioneer Stage F c
Belden. Sonora Arana. J Johnson. James
King. James Ford. Martin White. II
Denoon. II Schulene. 7 J Brewer. S Ma
guire. F K Arnold. 5 Wood, Mrs c WaS-
ner. Mrs Snyder. James Wagan. Miss Alb
ba,in. II b Lsfferty, Mrs Wadlett. 4 W
Lewis. Mr. Shrinzer. DR. Nelson. G A
Hudrow. NJ Beaufort.
No. o. Remember that Young America
Engine Company No. 2 take a benefit at
Su,hf's Music Hall tonight. A splendid
bill is offered, and Walter Bray. Carrie
Chapman, Miss Es,elle and a number OF
other stars, will be there TO please the au-
dienca. Everybody should buy a ticket
and help a good company out Of debt.
NORTHUMBERLAND the prisoners IN the
city Jail a, Virginia are now kept at work
on the streets under direction of Chief
Bird.a!l, who as Street Inspector ex.oficio.
is doing the public much good. Taylor
stree, is being thoroughly repaired. and
during the coming wet season will be
p~assable.
TEsr.-If any juror called in the Harris
robbery case has read the Gold Hill News.
defendants counsel consider him ineligi-
Die. VIVA, a pity! II Jim Hardy keeps
or, he will get his clients hung BY Lynch
law.
CoLp.-This morning the sidewalks OF
Virginia were in places slippery with ice
,ha. formed during the night. and the
A~Lla. ,~RAH nNRA Than