Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-06
THE EVENING NEWS.
New Mill FOR SAN ANTONIO DISTRICT

prising townsman, Mr.. George Hunt
visited San Antonio District, situated
about ninety miles from Austin. and after
viewing the multitude Of rich lodges loca-
ted and injecting the entire country re-
turned went to San Francisco and made
arrangement for the entire machinery for
q firsl-class mill, which will at once be
erected in q centrally located place in the
dirtrict, contiguous to the best lodges.
Mr.. Hunt left this morning per Overland
Stage, and will return here in a short
time. 1t IS contemplated that the stamps
will crush ore by the middle of August,
and we hope TO report the reception OF
stacks of bullion bricks from HINTS mill.
The district is finely watered, and q
suffciency Of wood grows adjacent on the
mountains to furnish an ample supply for
many years. We saw some ore from
four or five Of the principal lodes. and
saw the same assayed, the lowest going
as high as Sl73 SO TO the ton in silver
gold unknown, or rather uncommuted.
The lodges are from two to five feet in
width, well defined, and several have been
prospec,ed to q depth of one hundred feet,
the lodges widening as sunk upon We
wish our friend Hunt a successful trip,
and hope his arrangements may be speedily
and satisfactorily consumated.
RIour.-The Eclipse ~Company's en-
ployees. miners and ~workingmen, after
waiting in vain for the rich owners Of that
clam to put up the Stars and Stripes over
their hoisting-works, as the owners OF the
n%eighboring mines had done, and finding
that they would not do so, because, 1t Is
said, many OF them are not OF that
stripe, went to work and took up a con-
rribu,ion, and the day before the Fourth
had put up a splendid flagstaff and mag
nifcent twenty-five foot flag on the CON-
PAWS building over their hosting
works. The boys say that they want the
old flag waving over them, and if dlvi-
dends can't pay for one 10 float there.
miners wages will. They say it is now
there, and that Dix's order, If any man
attempts to tear down the American Flag,
shoot him on the spot" shall be ooeyed.
They show the right kind Of spunk, as
we'll as the right stripe. The flag should
wave from every mill and mine in Storey
county, for none are so poor but that they
can spend a few dollars for bunting.
OPERA MELoDEoN.-Last night another
full house greeted the star company at
Maguire's, who did their best TO please
and admirably succeeded. This evening
the new sensation play Of 1.-The Fair
Rosamond." will be produced for the first
time. Mrs. Minnie Prescott also appears
for the first time to. night. Tomorrow
evening that popular cuss, Johnny Col
lins, takes a benefit, and offers an immense
bill for the occasion. We hope Johnny
will receive n rou>ing benefit. Saturday
evening the celebrated Jimmy Murphy.
the inimi,able imi,ator Of the quaint Ben
Cotton, makes his first bow in Virginia,
and next week Miss Della Sager will APP
pear, The management at the Opera
House arc bound TO be up 10 the popular
demand for new and irst-class talent.
LARoE AssAY.-Some two weeks since
Messrs. Bishop s. Booth, Of this town,
started on a prospecting tour, and have
since struck a prospect which bids fair at
this time to prove lucrative 10 the lucky
locators. They located several claims in
Montgomery District. about forty miles
from Aurora, and brought in some speci-
mems of the ore, which was asSayed by
Conrad Wiegand. Of this town. with the
following result: No. l., gold per ton,
81 so, silver S6O3 81; No. ,. gold per
ton, 81 so, silver Sl3S %: No. 3. gold
per ton, 81 90, silver $3.50 IS. These
lodges will at once be prospected, and we
doubt not with flattering results.
NEW JrsricE OF THE PEAcE.-Ies-
terday the County Commissioners OF
Storey county divided Virginia District
into two precincts. No. to comprise all
that portion of the ci,v south of Taylor
street, and No. . 10 comprise all north OF
the same point. Pembroke Murray. Esq,
cx-Mayor Of Virginia, was appointed by
the Board as Justice for precinct NO: =
and Frank Ellis. Esq, as Constable. The
court room of this new Judiciary WI! De
az No. "a South B street. These appoint
ments we believe give very general salts
faction, for both are worthy gentlemen.
RApPLE.-Miss Sarah Vance informs US
that her rattle, which was to come of at
Virginia day before yesterday has been
postponed till the Goth inst. when it will
take place at S~paulding's Saloon. in Viz
sinia. Her first prize, a $500 carriage
robe, IS magnificent but besides that, she
has twenty-four other prizes, which are
truly splendid. She has 4 few tickets
left, but they are going off rapidly, SO that
every one who wishes 10 take a chance
can do 80, and have their luck decided IN
two weeks from now.
ORSAMExr.-The Belcher Company to
show their patriotism, and add beauty 10
their splendid hosting works, erected on
their principal building at their shaft, the
day before the Fourth, a beautiful flag
staff 40 feet in length, from which on the
morning Of that day of National rejoicing,
was displayed a magnificent emblem OF
glory. the Stars and Stripes. Bully for
the Belcher! May their dividends never
grow less.
New DIsrRIcr.-From Mr.. Rufner we
learn that himself and another party have
recently discovered q fine gold and silver
bearing ledge beyond Pyramid Lake, con-
,ieuous 10 which is a fine stream Of pure
water, besides an unlimited amount OF
wood. Mr.. r. returns there to-day with
provisions and tools, and proposes to
thoroughly prospect the ledge
AT a meeting of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. 2, held last evening a vote
Of thanks was rendered to Mrs. s. II.
Robinson, Mrs. Sam. Arnold, Mrs. }. J.
Hayes, Mrs. G. A. Hart, and other ladies'
who contributed flowers and assisted IN
decorating their hose carriage for the cele-
bration day before yesterday.
Coon TO TAXR.-rhe finest kinds OF
wines, liquors, ales and prime Havana
cigars are to be obtained at Doyle *
Goodman's Exchange, north c street,
Virginia; besides the house is always
- ,;5y md N onipt resort for gentlemen