Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-17
H EVENING NEWS.
GOLD HILL LrrgRARy \ SCIENTIFIC

SocIErY's MgErISo.-The above Society
held a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall last
evening. 1t was rather sparsely attended,
but the audience was mostly composed OF
the solid and energetic business men Of
our town. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Mr.. 7. 5. Buck
minister, and Mr.. n. A. H. Ball was
elected Secretary pro tenn. The President
then introduced Rev. II. D. Lathrop, who
delivered the Inaugural Address. 1t was
an able production. He urged the impor-
lance of the undertaking, and eloquently
appealed to the members to make the So
cleiy q success. He showed the benefits
It would confer on its members, and the
assistance inventors, miners and mill men
could derive from it. If the Society will
only follow the suggestions he offered and
invite persons who have made discoveries
of principles in mining machinery or new
processes for reducing ores, TO come before
the Society and deliver lectures on the
subjects, it will prove not only interesting
to the members, but greatly beneficial to
all parties concerned. II will bring out
new ideas and set men thinking on new
subjects. After the conclusion OF the
Address and remarks on the same by
members present, Professor VIM. L. Rick
ard. +. Z. ). presented TO the Society a
collection Of rare and valuable specimens,
which was acknowledged by q vote OF
thanks. The President then appointed
Prof. VIM. T. Richard to deliver an ad-
dress before the Society at their next
meeting, which will be held Thursday
evening, the 30th instant, at a place to be
selected by the President. The address
will be on the subject Of "Silver Ores, and
their Modes of Reduction" We hope to
nee a good attendance Of both ladies and
gentlemen on the occasion.
Music HALL.-The impersonation OF
Collins Happy Old Man" last night
on the occasion of Fosters beneft-which
by the way was a rouser-was one OF the
bes, pieces Of acting We ever saw. His
metamorphosis from u comparative boy to
IL feeble, d~elapidated, hoary, happy old
boy of eighty. is wonderful, and each
o n of his voice. his apparently tree,hless
gums. his tottering steps and venerable
aspect, makes the piece his ne plus ultra.
The feminine attractions at this Hall are:
Miss Carrie Chapman. Miss Josephine and
Mrs. Wells. Joey LaForrest will soon be
well and on hand again. Carrie Chapman
will in a short time retire from the profess
sion - leaving 4 host of friends. But
Music Hall, with its Collins, Tuers, Shop
pard, and many others. will ever be gay.
OPERA HouSE.-To-night the famous
piece of Arrah-na- Poguc will be produced
Il, the Opera House, for the first time in
Virginia. The entire piece is gotten up in
good shape, under Bray's experienced
direction. The piece is well cast and will
be we'll played. The present times OF
Fenian excitement makes the piece most
acceptable to the public; aud Pat. Holland
did well in selecting it for his benefit.
Miss Ada Florence, a lady OF whom fame
hath much spoken. Otto Burbank, a fam
Gus delineator Of Ethiopian minstrelsy,
and Billy Moss, the greatest clog dancer
in the world, have Just arrived, and will
appear in a huge bill. Go, everybody, to
the Opera House and see Arrah-na-Pogue
OREs.-No one can have an adequate
idea of the richness of our State till they
lave seen a good collection Of specimens.
Every one resident here should have q
cabinet Of minerals &c show their friends.
About the only places where good cabi-
nets can be found at present are saloons,
where clergymen and Good Templars and
ladies cannot go and view the rich speci-
mems without Madam Rumor saying 'they
went into a grog shop to look into a
glass"
ESoRAvISG.-One Of the most beautiful
arts, brought into requisition within a few
years, is that of engraving. Last evening,
we called into the engraving establishment
OF Shuttle & Houghton. No. ia South Z
street, Virginia, and were surprised at the
amount of their work, the beauty OF de-
sign, and the delicacy Of execution. They
have made the art a study, and actual
demonstrated work shows that they have
studied well.
FESIAN YIcroRIoUs.-A jolly son OF
Erin and a cany Scotchman had a little
row in front of a saloon. a short distance
below the Golden Eagle Hotel, last even
ing. The quarrel arose in a discussion
about Fenianism. Both parties were
backed BY John Barleycorn ; but the Fe-
MAN cleaned his adversary out.
WE have muddy roads again We will
probably have them for months to come.
Teams,ers will therefore have to haul
lighter loads. and suffer many inconven-
fences. They need not, however, suffer
loss from sickness or death Of animals, for
that can be prevented BY medicines, for
sale at Deans drug store.
DEEPER THAN RgPoRTED.-The kear-
sarge Company are deeper than was re-
ported by the Virginia papers. They are
over 100 feet below the surface on the
ledge. It is rich. We saw some rock,
last evening, recently from there, that wa:
extraordinarily rich in chloride Of silver.
WoRxING.-The mills in and around
our Town are, we UeIIeNe' "AthOut SNSSP
ton, pounding away on silver ores from
our rich mines. 1t looks well, and tells
good story for Gold Hill mines. II speaks
more truth than Stock Board reports.
The Segregated Belcher Company art
rapidly completing their Few hosting
works, and will not much longer need thu
Midas works. which they are now using
and are offering for sale.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. THU
morning. 10 bags of bullion. weighing
6s7 tbs, worth. per assay, Sl9,564.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
from their Virginia Office, this morning. q
bars OF bullion, worth, as per assay, 1888,
ss7 so, and weighing l,2is pounds.
THE Yellow Jacket Company put NJ
their smoke-s,ack all right yesterday ant
are now nearly ready to-smoke.
ADDITION The Crown Point Com
pany are putting an addition on thei
Rhode Island mill. 1t is for anothe
ho;lar rOOm-