Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-20
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SuBsIpEp.-We are informed that the
"Washoe Times" will no more. "all the
time" appear again-owing to some diff
Guilty between the parties owning it a
suspension became necessary. Now we
regret it much. as it was true Union blue;
but alas, under the iron hand Of the
Sheriff. it succumbed. We sorrow-he-
cause North" owned a goodly inheri-
lance in it. Several parties have a por-
ton Of its material in limbo. AS we said
before, We sorrow, and hope that the
scattered remains may again be reunited,
and our Washoe friends be blessed with a
good and true Union paper.
NEW LAW FIRN.-By a card in another
column of our paper it will be seen that
W. W. Bishop and Duuois Wood have
formed a partnership for the practice Of
the law. Mr.. Bishop has been in practice
here for nearly three years. and has met
with good success. Mr.. Wood formerly
practiced law in the State of Michigan.
He has never before entered into the prac-
tice of his profession in this State. For
several months he was connected with the
News in an editorial and business capac-
i,y, when he always discharged his duties
with promptness and ability. We bespeak
for him success in the practice Of his pro-
fession.
MAouIRE's OPERA HousE.-This place
of amusement was well %patronized last
night. VIM. Moss, the noted ~clog-dancer,
was one o. the principal features Of the
occasion. We like his dancing. 1t was
splendid. Moss, you are hard to beat.
We greet you. Madam Florence will not
appear in her great Mazeppa act until
next Wednesday evening, owing to the
non-arrival of her wardrobe. Tonight,
Arrah. -Pogue will be played, and on
Tuesday evening, ladies' night, same play.
Coon RBPoRr.-We learn from a party
Just in from the St. Mary's District, near
Baner's Station, that the mines, as far as
developed, are proving richer than the
owners had at FIRST anticipated. AS the
lodges are being developed they show an
increase in width and a better quality of
ore. Surely the boys out there have a
good thing. We hope that our friends in
that district will forward to US some Of the
results of the working of the rock.
FRIsxED OPP IN \ FRoLlo.-A citizen
of Virginia. who is in the habit Of sleeping
with his windows open, by which he has
a through draft, last night had his hat
lifted from a table and carried off by old
Boreas, without a waking summons to
give a man q chance to see where the arti-
Gle was going. So he is minus a beaver.
New TASx.-The Gold Hill Mill Com
pany are putting up a ine-largc water
tank on the south side of their mill, next
the boiler house. It will serve both as a
reservoir and heater.
SILVER BARs.-Ten of these Wsshoe
beauties were dumped into Wells, Fargo
s Co.'S, this morning, from the Gould s.
Curry mine, Of the assayed value Of
Sl5,237 0S.
Music HALL still keeps up its lick, and
suits the boys that are in for fun. To-
night q heap Of sport is expected. Go
and see for yourself.
BrLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo s. Co. shipped
from their Virginia Office. this morning, 10
bars Of bullion, worth, as per assay,
S3S,65l 81, and weighing 1888 pounds.
FILED THEIR BoNDs.-The different JUS
tees Of the Peace and their Constables
at the late County election, filed their,
this morning.