Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
THE EVENING NEWS.

part OF the hedges are vet covered with
snow. The party, however, succeeded in
examining pretty closely the cropping Of
some nj the lodges and are well satisfied
IT their abundant richness. They brought
N l'0 pounds OF rock, taken from the
groupings of two of the lodges which were
free from snow, and had II worked AZ the
Phoenix Mil, in Silver City. by regular
mill process, with the following result:
Eishrv-nine pound Of rock from The first
ledge Welded a, the rate of S62 per ton,
and e!ghtv-one pounds from ledge No. 2
Welded NJ the rate Of S5S 81 per ton of
ore. This IS satisfactory for the general
yield OF the groupings. Specimens from
The groupings have been aSSayed which
went as high As S95i. but that is not
far average WELD from the top Of the
ledSes. The snow IS going OFF very rapid
~. and work in the District will soon be
commenced.
The FESTIVAL LAST EVENING was fully
attended, and passed off very pleasantly.
There were a number of beautiful. laugh
able and patriotic tableaux. during the
logepart OF the evening. Mrs. Anderson.
Of Gold Hill, and her little daughter,
about six years Of age, sung duet which
received great applause. The little girl
syinced power ct song rarely possessed
by child of her age. An unusually
brisk trade was carried on at the various
tables. After a social Of about an hour.
some Of the things on the tables which had
not been disposed Of at private sale, were
sold at aueuon. The seats and benches
were then cleared away, and the younger
portion of those present proceeded to in
duIgc in refreshing dance. and continued
20 " trip the light fantastic toe till late
hour. The Fair Us near as we can learn
has proved a financial success, and has
greatly assisted in raising the fund TO build
the Methodist church in this place.
New HOSE HovsE.-Liberty Hose Co..
No. !. are engaged in fitting up an elegant
hose house in Sol Wells building. on Main
street, one door above the Exchange Hotel.
The location is as convenient As they could
have chosen. The boys will have 1t COM
pleted by the middle of next week. 1t is
just what they have long wanted. and is
lust where they want il. The room for
the Hose cart and other apparatus of the
company is IS feet wide BY p feet long.
Adjoining this room Is 4 smaller one,
which the boys will hit up for library
and reading toom. They will soon have
things as cozy and gay as thsy can wish.
To ErERYBopY.-Our fellow townsman
has just returned from the Bay city. where
he has purchased fine assortment OF all
articles peculiar to . first class Drug store,
which he will sell as low as the lowest.
Mil men can ind at his store in May
nard's Block. Gold Hill. large variety of
all kinds OF chemicals used in the reduc-
ton Of ores. The ladies-Heaven bless
them-can ind perfumes TO make them
sweeter, cosmetics that make them livelier,
and all kinds Of articles peculiar to q
female toilet. Call and see Ned and be
happy.
SANITARY REGrLArIoSs.-The follow
ing rules are respectfully adopted By our
consump,ive friend, George Lewis, en-
dorsed BY Sam. Faster and Jack Pierce;
To PATRONS.
Comply with the following regulations and
you will be happy: Drink plain drinks; buy
them at Lewis Exchange; eat light lunch;
pay coin for what You get; drink light, but
often; ask all YOUR friends to drink; don't
beg tooth. picks: don't try and spar the bar
keep; keep six-shupters unlocked; don't
steal :hr daily papers; be virtuous; be hon
est. The foregoing rules will, Of course,
produce harmony in the family.
DISTRICT CorKr.-Before Judge Bur-
bark-Dsbol, vs. Homes-Judsment in
this case affirmed. Wutgenstein vs.. Baily
Ordered that previous order TO dismiss
appeal be set aside. Irwin vs.. Cahlll-
Judgment affirmed. DickPy vS. Newman
Demurrer overruled and five days given
T. answer. Harvey vs.. Sides NJ. Co.
Cause continued. Rowland vs.. Doscher
Demurrer dismissed for wan; Of prose-
cu,ion and judgment ordered for plaintiff.
GilGg, Mott s Co. vs.. Lake Bigler Road
Co.-CauSe on trial.
RICH SrRIxE.-Yesterday magnificent
body of ore was struck in the lower level
Of the Alpha mine. At the depth Of Ave
hundred and fifty feet, in the northeast
drift, shaft has been sunk, for prospect
ing. a distance Of sixty feet, and in that
shaft the strike was made, the ledge being
about thirty feet thick and Astounding in
rich sulphurets of silver. Il is pitching
sharply TO the east, and i well defined.
The same will al once be opened and
more perfectly developed.
DANGEROUS FEAT. Last evening. at
the Opera House Melodeon, Talbot shot
bullet through an orange placed on the
head of Captain Clark>on. The Captain
stood firm and unmoved. and showed no
sizn Of fear. The pistol cracked and the
orange fell,to the door. punctured with the
bullet. amid the cheers Of the large crowd
dresent.
SBoPIIYrrSo.-Yesterday, officer Irwin
arrested Mary Hubbard for stealing rari-
GUS articles OF goods from Block s. Co., c
street, Virginia. This morning, Recorder
Meagher heard the case. and sentenced
Mary to pay a fine Of $500 or 60 to Jail
six months. The sentence, although Sc
we're, is perhaps just, and may deter other
ish,-hngered people from similar offenses.
EAHLY.-The Pioneer stages are now
making excellent time. and arriving in
Virginia evenings a, about nine o'clock.
The Pioneer folks are bound to be ahead
of all competition.
REcoRDER's CorRr, VIRGINIA. Re-
eorder Meagher, this morning, acquitted
one Baker. who was yesterday arrested
BY officer Irwin on charge of malicious
mischief.
CHEAP GooDs.-Mrs. \. E. Irwin, No.
10 North B street, Virginia, is closing out
her entire stock of millinery and fancy
goods, and will sell at the lowest prices.
See her advertisement.
INTERNAL INPRoyEMENT.-Thec citizens
Of Collinsville. in this county, says the