Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-07
THE EVENING NEWS.

Co. opvx,sa.-Even so. IL eH' d
most propitious commencement.
,Om.reeeip,s and ceremonies hVeiyOrl.
- ,own hi. morning, who was there last
the Catholic Fair, mind you
,,Itipo of the pleasure they had.
-, The poor folks who were ignorant
r. he INN that was to be had at the thea
,sr and who, consequently, were not on
b.nd. More than a score OF young men
have expressed their regret, in our august
nTssence, to-day, that they failed to par
~ticipa,e in last nights liveliness. All
said: MAKE it up, tonight" Every
thing wen, off fine. Forty dollars worth
of the most exquisitely sentimental letters
were retailed from the Post-OHice Box ;
$40 worth Of ice cream was punished by
the ladies and boys; $40 worth Of Elysian
Punch was utterly destroyed by the young
men. ~Cncluding B-h,) and fancy articles
without number, but with reasonable
prices attached, were purchased and paid
for by the people generally. At half-past
10 o'clock dancing commenced, and sieh
tripping Of the light fantastic toe you
never did see. o. no. we guess not -
reckon there amt any fun at this Fair.
There amt, heys You go and see, and
experiment on it for yourself. More real,
good, hearty. unceremonious-no mistake,
but. withal, strictly perlite jolity at this
Fair than was ever struck on this side the
Divide, If not this side Of the Rocky
Mountains. The impositions sometimes
praeticed at such places are not carried on
here ; you take your choice of articles and
edibles. and you pay 4 truly fair sum
therefor. But tonight, you go and stay
till the dancing commences. Then, If you
don't enjoy youself, sue us-or Butsch.
"SrLvBR MouSrAIS."-This District,
which osshs to be in Nevads-is amt
is coming up rapidly in Importance, and
will, doubtless, be entitled to demand, for
the convenience Of many people, that its
boundaries be brought inside our State.
Mr.. o. F. Thornton has, this morning,
obliged US by calling and giving us sew
ersl items concerning the district, some Of
which we note. There are about fifteen
claims being worked in the District, all
near the Carson headwaters. There are
two mills in the district, but they are not
working at present. The ore requires
roasting. Messrs. Uznay s Kustel are
engaged in setting up ovens -four Of 'em)
in the district, and will commence roasting
in six weeks. Expect to work ten tons,
at least, a day. They have made con-
tract with Morning Star and George
Washington mine proprietors for supplies
Of ore. or course thereSis an abundance
Of timber and building stone, and the peo-
pie there claim that a "good starter " is
all that is needed for great and unbroken
prosperity. Silver Mountain District is
on the Big Tree road; has good highways
down the Sierras on either side.
BuRRALL.-"Ka-thUmpg :" Down from
the drivers seat on the Omnibus is thrown
= bundle, which smites our front s,oop
with q sound like that above lettered.
Here's Burial :" who is on the corner
of c and Union, and who caroms all COM
p~etitors out Of chance on periodical sup
plies. 'Pop!" So the bundle explodes,
as our scissors cut the cord. Here we
are: delightful to the eye; pleasant fresh
in ink-smell. Here are August numbers
Of "Harpsrs; :" Leslies new Magazine,
the pleasant Hours :" Ballou's "Dollar
Monthly - Democrats Monthly and
here are Harper's and Leslies' Weeklies,
the n. Y. Ledger. the Scientific Ameri-
can (every mining manager should take
it, and The Irish Citizen" which every
man and woman from the ould Country
should purchase and read. And here is
the latest monthly part Of Gleason's Lit
erary Companion "a wonderful amount
Of reading, for a small price.
Music HALL AND ITS PRoPRIEroR.-
For a steady, right along, Old virginia
lever tire place Of amusement. Music
Hall is ahead Of all present example in
history on this coast. The success Of this
institution is unquestionably due, in great
part, to Max Walter. To be sure, he is
most interested to make the Molodeon q
success; he reaps silver fruit therefrom.
But he does not, because he
he has rarely competition. show a
niggardly disposition in importing
talent. On the contrary he is always
bringing talent and form across the Ser
ras, and displaying the anne for the enter
tainment Of the crowded audiences which
delight in novelties. Tonight, you may
see and hear in Music Hall, the best min
strelsy performance that can be gotten up
on this coast. On Friday, Max. will have
q beneht-tendered him by his friends in
side the Theatre. That there will be a ram
iam-cram on the occasion, is no more
certain than that the beneficiary deserves
every half that the Theatres capacity for
spectators will demand should be dropped
into the treasury box.
BoyoLz.-Just sent US the Augustnum-
Der of Harper's, and of Demorest's in
comparable fashion magazine Also, all
the New York illustrated papers up to
July 18th. The August Harper is more
profusely illustrated than any Of its pre-
d~ecessors. Remember Boegle's place
Virginis Pos,ofice building. Always has
the latest magazines, and sells at the low
es. prices within living bounds. New
York and Boston sporting papers are only
10 be found at his stand.
SHOWERS BRorRBRs.-The Grand Jury
of Lyon county. by a vote of fifteen to
two, refused to indict these young men.
Andy Showers, who shot Ryan while the
latter was pursuing his brother, has a GER
tiRca.e OF discharge from the army show
ing that he has been in thirty-three battles.
HASpsoxE.-We saw eleven beautiful
and bright bars of silver this afternoon on
the counter Of Van wyck s Sanchez, and
worth not less than $4,000, all msrked
.Ksntuck"-the bully little mine OF
Crown Point Ravine.
"OccIDESTAL."-On this claim the
work is to be revived. A long tunnel is to
be run, on contract. Many Of tempo
rarily silen, mining claims are to be laid
under searching labor within the month.
Belly good times coming in "Washoe"
yet; wait q while, John.
KgYsroNB.-Work on this claim is to
be resumed. Under the supervision Of
tina. energetic italian, John Spring, the
business OF development, in the keystone,