Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-30
THE EVENING NEWS.

balance of the machinery for Hunts mill,
at San Antonio, Nye county. left Virginia
for that district. It consisted of battery
blocks and frames, and a number of bar
rels, from Dalfs mill, to work the ore by
the Frieourg process. Four siS-mule
teams were required to take the heavy
freight, and these were preceded by other
teams that have already landed at the
chosen locality the engine, boilers, gear
ing, etc. Mr.. Hunt has for some two
weeks been busily engaged in the erection
of a building for the mill, which is built
entirely of stone, and it is anticipated that
the first ore will be crushed on or about
the first of November. These " outside"
enterprises assist materially in the deyel-
opment Of the mineral richness Of the
State. and whether it be Hunt s Co. or
any other man who aid to bring from the
bowels of the earth the hidden wealth
thereof, they have our hearty wishes, and
we hope, before many months, to record
the success of any and every prospector
who employs his time and money to aid
the development Of the richest country in
the world.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank-Orlinski vs.. Levy s Co., and
Hanak VS.. same-motion to "quash" at
tachment denied, defendant failing to ap-
pear. Haas VS.. McCurdy - judgment
ordered entered on default Of defendant.
Irwin VS.. Irwin-d:vorce suitcase re-
ferred to H. p. A. Smith TO take testi-
mony and report. Rackard VS.. Hunt
case continued. Paxton e, ais. VS.. CrGsus
Company judgment for Plaintiffs BY
consent. J. H. B. Foster, a native of
England was admitted to citizenship upon
testimony of e. c. Rogelby and w. A.
Coldsworthy. Lewis VS.. O'Reilley-de-
murrer submitted to court. Court here
adjourned for the term.
AccIDENr.-Last evening, Miss Carrie
Chapman was quite seriously injured BY
an accidental blow that she was unfortu-
nate enough to receive during the fire
scene in the play Of "A Glance at New
York" She was taken to the drug store
of DR.. Warner, where DR.. McMean's fur
nished prompt medical attendance, and
although extreme suffering has been con-
slant since the accident, we believe that
no fatal result is to be ap~prehended. The
unfortunate affair cast a shadow over the
evenings entertainment, otherwise a hap
py benefit to the fair sufferer.
NEW DRY GooDs.-M. F~rankenheimer,
next door to Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Office,
Gold Hill, has received, to-day, a large
stock of Fall and Winter goods, which he
recently selected in San Francisco. His
stock comprises everything in the dry
good line found in the market. It has
been carefully selected by him at the best
houses in San Francisco, and is offered for
sale as cheap as car be purchased any
where in the State. We respectfully sug-
gest 10 the ladies Of Gold Hill TO give him
a call and examine his goods of the latest
styles and fashions.
ExcBLsIoR.-The days Of Excelsior's
prosperity are increasing each twenty-four
hours, and yesterday we saw at the store
of c. W. Young, South c street, Vir-
ginia, Several very rich specimens Of ore
from the Enterprise claim. Dan DeQuille
and Doten own various feet thereof, and
if the pay streak holds out, we have
no hesitation in saying that the /" Young
Gal from Sonoma," and other females,
will Be able wear waterfalls equal to that
Of the Yosemite.
ArrAcHMENrs.-The following attach
ments have been issued against the Burn
ing Moscow Company during the past
week, and for the following amounts
Williams s Bixler, $4,000; Gillig, Mott
& Co., 1852 l6 Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company, $40; John Gillig, &c.
200 J. C. Clark, $454 B. +. Hastings
< Co., S2S,S79 Il l.. G. Owen, $4,000;
total, S42,7 81. Poor Moscow! we
fear thy days are full of trouble.
REruRNBD.-This morning we met our
old friend, and ex-Mayor of Virginia,
Rufus E. Arrick, Esq, who after nearly a
wears absence, has returned to Nevada.
Now we have known Rufus, muchly, and
as he is but human. we acknowledge he is
the possessor of manifold faults; but with
all, we "love him STILL" We all have our
faults. Welcome home, thou much
abused Arrick, and repent.
FIeHr.-A big fight is to come off to-
morrow, at Maguire's Opera House. be-
tween a young bear and several dogs;
among which number is Pat. Mulchay's
celebrated fighting dog Butt who will
be in charge of Beehive Bonapart Brodt,
who has been telegraphed for at Stockton.
There will be lots of fun; but we think II
bruin has a fair show he can whip the
crowd.
FOURTH WARD, VIRGINIA.-There will
be a meeting at the Club Room of the
Fourth Ward Union organization, IN Viz
GINA, on Monday evening, when Col.
Sumner will address the audience. The
Colonel informs US that he will direct his
remarks. principally, to the subject OF
Pacific Railroad"
FESIASs, ATTENTION A meeting OF
the Virginia Circle of the Fenian Brother
hood, will be held at Judge Rising's Court
Room tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A punc,ual attendance is requested. as
business of extraordinary Importance is
to be transacted.
RECORDER MEAoHER.-This morning
Recorder Meagher had before him but n
old drunkard, who asserted his name to
be John Doe, who was duly fined and
committed TO Jail.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells. Fargo s. Co.'S Gold Hill office yes
terday 10 bags of bullion, weighing 5s2
pounds, and worth, per assay, Sl7,-
200 SO.
The St. Mary's District is exhibiting
some very rich ore. and we look to see a
wealthy mining camp at that point within
the next year or so.
Coon TINE. - The coaches by the
Dl,oo.,;lio rou,a making aYcpllpnt