Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-01
THE EVENING NEWS.

AEE AN SoAAOAhe3
Stage Company. via Dutch Fla, and Dom
ner Lake. passes to the control of Louis
McLane & Co., Of the Pioneer Line, and
will henceforth be run under the caption
of Pioneer Stages; but one thing is GER
tain. we believe now, as honestly as Of
yore, that the old Pioneer route, via Pla-
c~erville, is by far the best, easiest and
most pleasant for travellers, and would
advise any one to 60 that way who wishes
a comfortable journey. Sacramentans
may try and murder Placerville. but we
have reasons for believing that in less
than eighteen months Rio Vista will be
the assassin Of moist Sacramento, which
will only be known to future history as
the city of foundations, mosquitoes, and
raised streets-we shall see. John J.
Valentine is the agent Of both routes, and
will be found in the future, as he has
been in the past. an accommodating gen.
tleman.
New ANALeANAroR.-We stepped into
the Gold Hill mill this morning. where
We found Mr.. Keys engaged in putting up
n of Baux s. Guad's patent ~amalgama-
tors and separa,ors. II is the first one of
the kind we have seen, and Mr.. keys
thinks it is the only one OF the kind in
this State. It is about SIX feet in diane
ter. Its bottom is convex. but otherwise
very similar to the bottoms Of ordinary
pans. Over the mullers is a cover which
sets down on the top Of the pan. making
it perfectly tight. except the openings for
feeding and di>charging. This pan is fed
at the bottom and discharges at the top.
being in this respect unlike all other
amalgamators we ever have seen. Il is
being put up + trial, and from its ap-
pearance we think it will grind down ore
as well as anticipated.
A RuSAwAY.-Las, evening. about 9
o'clock, as George Haub was coming into
town, on the American Flat road, with a
four horse team loaded with wood, the
horses took fright near the Belcher dump
and ran. splitting him of. and also a great
part Of the load. By some means the
wheel horses became detached, and the
leaders ran with the wagon and what re-
manned Of the load along the road up to
Crown Point street. down which they
came a, flying speed-,he wagon follow
ing behind them, bunting into a rood
pile here and dumping off a part OF what
remained Of the load there, presenting a
most exciting scene and making a most
terrible racket. The horses finally ran
into the yard back Of the residence Of E.
Gushing, or Main street. where they were
caught. No one was hurt.
REcoRDER's Court Virginia. Judge
Meagher, this morning, transacted the fol-
lowing business: L. ]. Morris, arrested by
officer Clark for peddling without a license,
will be tried Sept. 9Th. Simon Hayes, arrest
ed by officer Edwards for being drunk and
disorderly. was fined and paid Sl4. H. Pris.
BY, arrested by officer Paddock charged with
malicious mischief. will be tried this evening.
State IS Charles Knox, on complaint OF John
Piper; a matter wherein the prosecuting
witness charges said Knox with having re-
ceived bribes in his official capacity. Whit
man & Hillyer appear rs counsel Tor pros
~ecution. Williams & Bixler appear for de-
Tense. The matter was brought up before
the Cour, and continued for hearing until
,o.morrow evening at I o'clock. Bail in the
sum Of $1,000 was required by the Court.
BAPTIST FIsrIvAL.-Last evening was
the opening night Of the Ladies' Baptist
Festival, at Armory Hall, Virginia, and a
crowd of people gave due attendance.
The feature OF the entertainment is the
splendid singing Of the Virginia Glee
Club, which certainly cannot be surpassed
in the world for sweetness and harmony.
They were frequently applauded. The
tableaux. by numerous young ladies, were
arristically rendered, and reflects great
credit on the manager. Glenn. Sutterley.
The tables were spread with delicate
vjands, but unlike other Fairs held in
Virginia, one is neither solicited nor forced
10 purchase goods that are not desirable.
It is a model Festival, and will continue
tonight and tomorrow night.
SAND SPRINGS SALT MISEs.-From J.
P. Ripley we learn that a large amount OF
excellent salt is being mined-enoush to
supply our mills, which require a large
o~uantity of this article in the reduction OF
silver ores, and also sufficient for domestic
purposes. While 0~mnipotence was very
frugal to Nevada Of trees, flowers, and all
that is e~nricing in Nature. He bestowed
upon uS precious minerals in abundance,
NOT the least among which is the famous
Sand Springs salt mine. II has already
no, only saved the State al large nearly q
quarter Of a million Of dollars. but has
made plethoric the purses OF many OF the
lucky share holders. Mr.. Ripley, who is
Superintendent, OF the mine, will return in
. few days.
To LOT OWNERS AND MININo Cox-
pANIrs.-Lot owners and mining COM
panies IN Gold Hill who have not fled
their presumption papers, should do so
wi,hou, delay. as the time allowed for do
ing so by law (three months from the time
of filing the city maps in the United States
Land OHice) has nearly expired. Messrs.
Barclay, Rice s Co., U. S. Land Agency
No. 9 South C street (east side), Virginia,
will furnish all information on the subject.
and prepare the necessary papers for OBJ
tanning Government titles. Read their
card in another column.
Social PARrY.-A party will be given
q. the Mount Vernon House on Tuesday
evening next, which all persons who would
like TO have a good social pleasant time
should attend. The admission will be
only $500 for the dance and supper both.
The dancing hall is excellent. and a line
band has been engaged to furnish music
for the occasion.
PupLrc SrEAxINo.-Seuator Nye in re-
sponse TO an invitation BY a number OF
gentlemen Of Virginia, will deliver a pub
lie address on the political questions OF
the day, on mex, Thursday evening. We
are not informed at what part Of the city
the address will be delivered, but presume
i, will be from the International balcony.
New ARRAHGEMENrs.-On and after
this date the Pioneer stages will leave By