Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

serere on the Puritan Fathers, though, we
are told. he halls from "way down East"
where they pickle mackerel. When he
once got going there was no ~holding-up.
He had three points to make when he gets
"down thar tew Carson :" first, to repeal
the Registry Law ; secondly, to disfran-
eAise the niger" and thirdly, to disin-
corporate the town Of Gold Hill. He
evidently appeared to think that if he sue
ceeded in carrying those three points he
would be perpectly happy; he would
be entitled to everlasting honor and
honors. 1t would no doubt be a crown
of glory to him to d~isfIanchise the "nig-
ger" Bright idea, that! Why don't
Hank Mitchell bring the prodigy out and
show him. Oh, happy possessor OF such
great attainments and giant intellect, you
are neglected by your ~Copperhead parti-
sans.
Get the an ape and trudge the land.
The leader of Il juggler band"
After defining his posish as above, one
of his body guard, a man with long hair
and sedate aspect. was seen to urge HIM
self forward and whisper close to his ear,
lets drink" Il acted like magic. The
coppery tones of the ~diSfranehiJer were
instantly drowned in the tinkling sound
of drinking glasses.
OPESING.-Last evening, through a po-
lite invitation from Richard Ross. Esq,
We in company with Do.en of the Enter
prise, and a large company, sat down TO a
sumptuous dinner at the International
Hotel, which was opened last night by
Uncle Dick. the chief Of landlords. How
we ate delicate viands, washed with spark
ling Heidsick, Cliquot, and sich," is no
e business but the proprietors, so we
will only say that the dinner was excellent,
and served in q first rate manner. The
entire Hotel has been renovated thorough
", and the office changed TO c street, in
White & ~Cunningham's saloon, which is
the entrance to the spacious dining room.
All the stages that arrive and depart to
and from Virginia, make the International
their headquarters, and from every part Of
the State we expect to see travellers and
others flocking to the hospitable home that
Ross Of the International will be sure to
furnish.
Coon Movg.-Gillig, Mott s. Co., the
pioneer hardware men Of Nevada, have
inaugurated the system OF "closing shop"
at eight o'clock in the evening; thus af-
fording their employees room and time for
religious instruction and rational amuse-
ment. Charley Bracket, our informer,
assures us that q manifest change has al
ready been produced, and that the "class''
- ,.hs,h no a, thn laaInr haya D.rhRly- N
unions that may be pregnant with events
of future greatness. This is an excellent
idea, and we hope will be followed by
other business houses. Give the boys a
chance.
LADIES NIGur.-By the solicitation Of
many, the Opera House will be open to-
night for the reception of ladies, who can
witness the first rendition of the roaring
local play, entitled A Trip to Single
Springs, or Got Home too Soon" together
with "The Loan of a Lover" besides
songs, dances, and fun generally, in which
Walter Bray, that irrepressible funny cuss,
Harry Courtaine, Talbot, kayanaugh,
Kelley, Miss Flora, the piquant Miss
Brewer, and the elegant danseuse, Miss
Emma Miles, will appear. Hurrah for
ladies' night, and a crowded house.
The BALL.-Don't forget the Fenians'
Ball at Silver City, this evening. It will
be a splendid affair. We understand that
a large number of Gold Killers are going
down to join in the festivities. Silver City
folks have the reputation of getting up the
best balls and parties in Nevada, and We
don't believe they will suffer their reputa-
ton to be damaged on this occasion. Go
all, and join the Fenians in the social
dance and aid them in their patriotic and
loyal movement.
The foundries, we understand, are all
busy. The Pioneer is turning out a very
large amount Of work for several of our
principal mines and mills. The foundries
at San Francisco are also doing a great
deal of work this Fall for Nevada Compa-
MES. 1t appears, from the amount Of
work being done for our companies, that
their machinery is being put into excellent
condition for winter.
Music HALL was crowded again last
night, for the excellence of the entertain
ment is a safe guarantee that such would
be the case. Collins is immense-yea,
verify. he is a huge boy-and, together
with Sheppard and the balance Of the
crowd, can hardly be beat by anybody's
folks. Entire change Of programme to-
night.
CHANCE OF DIREcroR.-Yesterday Mr..
Charles E. Peck, for a long time Superin-
tendent Of the Hale & Norcross mine,
Virginia District, resigned that position
mer foreman. Mr.. J. I. Pechey will act
as Secretary Of the company in addition
20 his office at the Chollar- Potosi.
MArINEB.-To-morrow afternoon will
be given a matinee for the ladies and chill
dren a. Music Hall. Collins, Tuers, La
Forrest, Ward, Wells, Josephine and
others appearing in songs, dances, a roar
ing farce, and fun generally. Go. every
body.
STREETS. The town authorities are
having the streets repaired and put in ex-
CeIlent COnUlllOn tOE WINTER. just what >
wanted. We presume there is no other
town on the coast Of the size of Gold Hill,
where so much heavy teaming is done as
in this place.
Jrsr ARRIvBD.-Yesterday we noticed
a large crowd of the " roses of life" wav-
ing around the establishment Of Rosener
& Co. admiring the rich dress goods that
have just been received by that firm. Oh,
how we sighed for riches that we might
buy each one a " bran new gown"
The pleasan. sunshine and balmy air
which we are now enjoying gives strength
to the weak and comfort to the sick, so do
the medicines which can at all times be
obtained at Deans Drug Store.
BuLLroS.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
from their Virginia Office, this morning, S
bars Of bullion. worth, as per assay, 3d.
59S Os, and weighing 622 pounds.