Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

RoN' Om WI. james N1aIsn,
we learn that everything pertaining to
mining in Excelsior District, is prospering
and thriving apace. One mill has jus,
started, and Winton s Co. will soon have
their stamps at work on argentiferous
quartz. The Enterprise. Indian Boy and
Excelsior lodges are growing better as each
days prospecting is ended, and a town is
springing up with mushroom growth.
Business Of all kinds is brisk, and although
the Winter at that altitude is unusually
severe. many propose to remain at Sum-
nit City and work during the coming
months. We are glad to hear of the pros
perity of this outside district, and hope
that New Truckee, Desert, Kearsarge and
Humboldt mining sections will flourish
as well.
Youxo MEN. remember that the Gym
nasrc Association meets at Judge Mesick's
Court room, in Virginia, next Wednesday
evening, to perfect their organization. A
prompt attendance of the young men Of
Virginia, particularly those Of sedentary
habits, is desirable on the occasion. One
of the wise axioms of the immortal Web
ster was, that the body must be vigorous
to sustain a powerful mind. Nothing can
so rapidly produce a good physique as ex-
ercise, and clubs vt this kind are now
peculiar TO almost every intelligent COM
munity in America. We wish the Vir-
ginians success in their project, and if they
persevere they may eventually secure as
good a set of gymnasts as we of Gold Hill
can boast.
FIRST WARD UNION MEETING.-The
First Ward Union Club met at the Thea
ter Hall last evening, and after disposing
of the usual business, was addressed by
Senator Nye and Col. Chas. 4. Sumner.
The meeting was largely attended, the
hall being filed to its utmost capacity.
Both speakers delivered stirring addresses,
and were frequently and warmly ap-
plauded. At the close three rousing
cheers were given for the speakers, and
three more for the Union, after which the
meeting adjourned.
CoMING.-We learn that Thos. O'Brian,
late of the firm Of Billet s O'Brian, bro
kers, of Virginia, will come to Gold Hill,
and Tomorrow will open an office for
stock and exchange transactions. MIR.
O'Brian is a young man of excellent ousi-
ness qualifications and sterling integrity,
and has made arrangements that will in
sure the earliest reports from the Stock
Boards at San Francisco. We welcome
this addition to our family with open
arms, and hope success may be his in all
business operations.
For SrEvENsoN's MlLL.-Yesterday a
load of chemicals, from Rice s Livermore,
provisions, mining tools and other articles,
left Virginia for the use of S,evenson's
mill, in Humboldt county, which has just
started to crush ore from rich mines. The
recent purchases of Controller Lance
Nightingale, John Atkinson and others,
in the mines of Humboldt, give a fresh
impetus to that vicinity, and we learn that
large supplies will be forwarded there be-
fore winter sets in.
ROAD FISIsHED.-The Weber Lake
and Summit City Turnpike is now COM
pleted. II is in splendid condition, and
heavy teams are o hauling over it any
sized load that may be required. The dis
lance is ten miles, and the grade very
slight-the entire distance, in fact, being
nearly level. The stages Of Roberts line
pass over it daily, also the stages Of Hatch
Co.
MEXICAN BALL.-The Mexicans will
give a grand ball at Armory Hall, Vir-
ginia, tomorrow evening. The proceeds
are to 60 to the aid of the Juarez govern
ment, and will make up in part what Sam.
Brannan didn't raise by the Mexican
Loan. Spanish dances the principal part
of the programme.
The American City Union Club, or
ganized last Saturday evening, elected the
following permanent officers for the ensu-
ing year J. 4. Rigby, President; ].
Keepers, Vice President Horace White,
Secretary H. S. VIM, Treasurer; E.
Strother, Marshal for County Executive
Committee. E. F. Glover.
IMPROVING Mr.. Geo. w. Aylsworth,
proprietor of the Eclipse Stable, is build
ing a substantial wall back Of his stable,
and otherwise fitting up. George IS a
bully man for his business. He knows a
good horse, knows how to keep q good
horse. keeps divers good horses, and
keeps them well.
New BuIJprNG.-Mr. Sol. We'll, our
energetic and enterprising townsman' is
making preparations to erect a new build
ing on Main street, adjoining the Exchange
Hotel. He is getting the timber for the
building on the ground. It will be about
thirty feet front and sixty feet deep.
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS of Gold Hill and
Virginia, Lake Tahoe, Bonner Lake, min
ing scenes, views of tunnels, shafts, hoist
ing works, etc., all taken in Photographic
STYLE and of album card size, may be
found Just received and for sale by VIII
III, Burial, corner of c and Union streets,
Virginia.
EREcrEp.-The buildings for the Chol-
lar-Po,os, shaft have been erected and
covered. and as soon as practicable the
huge hosting machinery will be erected.
The Savage folks are also hurrylng up
their building, and will 500 be under
cover.
TRUSTEES MEErISG.-The Town Trus-
tees held a meeting at Judge Halls office
las. evening. Present, Messrs. Aylsworth.
Cushing and Goliath. No business OF.
importance was transacted ; and after the
reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting, adjourned.
CoxrIxuEs.-The pay ore at the lowest
level of the Imperial mine continues to be
of that kind that enables the directors to
declare q dividend regularly every month,
Buckminster's good management conduees
much toward this happy result.
JUSTICES CouRr.-Before P. Murray
S. Leahy VS.. FoSarty judgment for