Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

lNnppER OkbSs-NAs
.,ho has lust returned from a tour Of in
.nsc,ion OF the mines in the Peavine Dis
,rie,. !, of opinion that these will ere long
be among the best paying mining property
in this State. The district, for a circum-
ference Of thirty miles, is impregnated
with copper, showing the favorable con-
di,ions Of oxidized forms at the surface,
such as real oxide, black oxide, silicate
and carbonate Of copper, with antimonial
or gray sulphide in some cases Gas the
Great Eastern and B~evelheimer ledges).
1t is gratifying to learn that mining en-
terprise in this district is likely to receive
an impetus from the erection Of smelling
furnaces, one Of which is on the poin: Of
completion, which will operate on twelve
o n of ore per day. This will, Of course.
give an impetus TO the miners TO develop
their valuable property. as the furnace
owners can pay from $50 to $40 per ton
for the ore on the ground. At this rate
the Pevine ore will be actually more valu-
able than the second-class ore on the Com
stock (the bulk of its ~produce).
Music HALL.-The attractions OF the
Circus have a temporary effect upon the
attendance at Music Hall, but neverthe-
less all goes on as usual there. The tai
ented company all do their best, and sue
eessfully, to please, producing one novelty
after the other in the shape Of song, dance,
pretty scenes. droll burlesques, farces,
comedies, etc, in quick succession. Max
Walter, the Manager, has just returned
with new talent, to be produced shortly,
due notice being given Of when they will
appear. a more pleasing place Of amuse-
ment cannot be found on the Coast-good
seats, good liquors, good cigars and pretty
girls to wal, on the patrons. But then
why should we be telling what everybody
knows so well? The programme for last
evening was excellent, and a choice one is
out for tonight. Max is bound not to be
outdone as a caterer TO the public amuse-
ment by anything that comes to this part
Of the State.
BGoLE.-German wal Is coming on /;
been expecting it ever since John Piper
was elected Mayor. Well, German illus
trssed papers will be in great demand.
Know where to go and get EN-? No:
Why, Of course. at Begle's stand, in the
Post-OHice Building, Virginia City. For
fashion plates, nothing equals the "Ba-
zaar." BGgle is agent. Ladies should
all buy this German periodical. The
plates are exquisitely engraved, and it is
ahead of all other papers on dress Illus
trations. Pictorials, sporting papers, sta
tionery. fancy srticles-at BGgle's stand,
Post Oaice, Virginia. He has the Eclec-
tic for July, which, from a Sundays
reading, we can pronounce an unusually
excellent number.
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED. The Lincoln
and Mount Mosiah Mining Company. To-
cation Meadow Lake District, have levied
two sssessments-one Of IS cents and the
other of % cents per foot, payable imme-
diately to the Secretary or Superintendent.
The Kossuth G. s 5. VI. Co. have levied
an assessment Of one dollar per share, pay
able Immediately 70 the Secretary. The
Confidence. Gold Hill. have levied an
assessment, Of S25 per share. and on the Sd
inst. rescinded the same. The Exchequer
NJ. Co. have levied an assessment Of 81,
payable on or before the 3lst Of July.
The Rogers S. NJ. Co. have levied an as
sessment OF 81, payable on or before the
2Sth ult.
Observation-Disclosures for July, as fol-
lows: Eclectic, with splendid engraving
of John Stur, Mill, VI. P..) Atlantic,
Young Folks and monthly part of the
New York Weekly Magazine; and every
pictorial weekly published in New York
iates, dates. The Young Folks is a pub
LEGATION that every parent should purchase
who has children here Of academy age"
It is an admirable monthly for youth.
Burial, corner Of c and Union streets,
Virginia City, has everything in the late
paper and periodical line.
The HORSE OPERA.-Lee & Ryland's
great Cosmopolitan Circus was again
crowded to excess last evening. Every
body and his wife and family went. This
evening it will be exhibited for the first
time in Gold Hill, on the Stevenson lot,
Main street, near the old Stevenson &
Coover mill. A little too far down town,
but the walk will be good exercise. The
lay Of the land in Gold Hill is none Of the
most level.
BESgFrr.-On Thursday next, in this
place, the Swaney Guard have a benefit at
the circus. The company have been at
great expense for their uniforms, etc.. and
money is desirable for their company
treasury. People inexperienced in such
matters have little conception Of the cost
Of a. being an independent soldier" Pa
tronize the benefit. We may have an
Injun war this year.
TRucxEE MsADows.-Stone s Gates
crossing, at Truckee Meadows, is becom-
ing quite a fashionable resort or Satur-
days and Sundays, by the Gold Killers
and Virginians. We are informed that
yesterday there were not less than fifty
visitors for dinner-and that acknowledged
chickens, trout, etc., suffered heavily.
AccIDESr.-Bob Graves, the gentle
manly Superintendent Of the Empire mine,
while on a visit to Trukee Meadows yes
terday, met with a painful but not serious
accident. He fell of a Aume, seven feet
high, striking his mouth and chin on a
rock, thereby knocking out several teeth,
and skinning and bruising his chin Sc
verely.
'BUs.-The two omnibusses plying be-
tween Gold Hill and Virginia City, go
full all the time, especially Haight's new
one, driven by Ssm-who, except Haight
himself. is the most accommodating and
popular bus driver that ever cracked a
whip between the two towns.
ATTEND TO Ir.-Col. Gregg, Of the Car
son Land Office, did not get through on
Saturday las, with his Gold Hill town lot
business, and has consented to again visit
our town on Wednesday and Thursday
next. See notice in another column.
BENEFIT TO VIRGINIA ENGINE Co. No.
Next Friday evening a grand benefit
10 Virginia Engine Company No. has
been rendered, to take place at Music
Hall.
TRour.-A. II. Saxton, OF the Lake
r.lo.-u;ll vest side of the Lake,