Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-08
THE EVENING NEWS

-, rsop,rs some politeness, at least
I..,.;.uv when 4 stranger is the visi-
,or A case in point happened IN Gold
nan ,b,s morning, and an entire absence
Sn~,I;,cress on the part Of the party IN
r,5inr. is the cause of u particularly
sIrmd,nc 10 this pGinS-tGking incident.
We honest miner" will go on a "bust'
spmet,mes-our experience for sixteen
wears in the mines has fully satisfied US by
observing him. Last night, one OF the
honest miners of Gold Hill took a notion
10 dive into the depths and mysteries OF
Hoyle. by taking a friendly game OF
poker in a saloon opposite the Eclipse
Stables. The sport" was kept up all
night, when I'VE honest miner took a
double. shutHe-turned up TOO many jacks
from the bottom-stocked too many aces
and things into his own hand, and dealt
himself TOO many cards up his sleeves and
on his own lap. The spirit of Hoyle was
offended - it became rampaSeous and
its vo,aries became pugilistic. Pistols
were drawn, fierce oathS filed the air
and the excitement caused I'VE honest
miner to take hight-not standing on
the order Of his going, but he went-he
skedaddled instanter-hc left by the back
door Of the saloon-he plunged like a
diver in n theatrical pantomlme through
the back door of the next neighbor, not
waiting for a decent and polite entrance
among s,ranGcrS-but he dashed through
the premises rs II a dozen pistols were
aimed at his rctreating form, or as If Pluto
himself was on his heels. The premises
through which he was making such lively
strides was a tailor shop-but having fear
Of neither the goose" or the tailor, he
went head foremost through the sashdoor-
taking along great pGileS, panels, lock,
kew and knob, and lighted on the side
walk encompassed with the door frame
He presented a magnificent spectacle. the
glass cutting his face, ears and hands IN
a manner resembling the gamut written IN
red ink, and well blotted. Hoy!e was
too much for him-poker is not his forte
and before he could fairly eNtricate
himself from the door fragments, Marshal
Began nabbed him, and off he went TO
the Station-houSe The tailor was much
''put out" about his doors-couldnt ex-
actly see i,-and started off 10 hunt an
attorney 20 consult him regarding the
damages done by EYE honest miners
taking 50 many paHes in going through
his shop.
SECOND WARD, NIRGINIA.-This even
ing there will be a grand rally at the
Second Ward Union Club rooms, in Viz
GINA. when the audience will be addressed
by Hon. Charles Z. DeLong and others.
The speaking will at halt-past
seven, promptly; and all are cordially IN
vited to be present and listen to the
straight Union arguments that will there
be dispensed. The campaign has fairly
opened. and there does not seem 10 be any
falling Off from the interest and enthusiasm
of the TWO preceding canvaSes. From tins
day let not the fires 90 out, until the Cop
perheads are again routed, horse, foot and
dragon. Remember: be on hand at half
pas. seyen-or earlier-at the Union Club
room, on B. street. \ large number OF
seats are provided, the Hall Is well ven
tilated-you can there hear with comfort
the words of political truth for the times.
MusIc HALL.-At Charley Rhoades'
benefit last evening there was the greatest
crowd of people we have seen for many an
evening. The spacious theatre was filled
almost 70 sufFocation, being crowded IN
every part-the boxes crammed, and even
all the standing room occupied. The en-
,ertsInment was an extra good one, giving
unbounded satisfaction.
REESE RIVER BULLIoN.-Mi!ler y Kip
lev arrived on one of their line OF coaches
from Austin. bringing fifteen passengers
and fourteen big bars Of bullion from the
National Bank Of Austin, consigned to b.
F. Hastings \ Co., bankers, OF Virginia.
This is said 10 be the heaviest load ever
brought in by a coach from Austin.
Public MEETlSG.-The citizens Of Colo
Hill are requested to meet at the First
Ward Club room, Theater Hall, Monday
evening next. 10 welcome Senator Nye
and Representative Ashley, our represent
tatives in Congress. Each gentleman will
speak and render an account OF his stew
ardship.
THUNDER SHowER.-Not here exactly;
bu, there was one Of goodly dimensions
MAINLY 10 be seen Yesterday afternoon
gathering 70 the southwark, n after
wards 20 pass around towards the east
discharging its grateful waters along the
PALMYRA range and the east side OF the
Carson river.
Nps 'R,NsHARr.-This poor, unfortu-
nate crazy woman was sent to the insane
depar,ment Of the County Hospital last
evening. II Is to be hoped, for humanity's
sake, she will be kept there until she re-
covers her reason.
A DrvIDEND.-The Trustees Of the hei-
low Jacket Silver Mining Company this
morning declared dividend of fifty dol
lars per share on the capital stock OF the
company, payable on and after the 10th
instant.
AcroRs LEFT Us.-George Pardey and
George Archer, the two well known and
popular actors, left yesterday morning
for San Francisco. They met with great
and deserved success while reforming in
Virginia.
ORE CoNrRAcr.-The contract for haul
ING the Yellow Jacket ore to the Empire
Mil, has been given TO w. y. Leet. The
bid accepted was SS.s73 per ton.
BULLION. - There wa shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office this
afternoon 7 bars of bullion, weighing
AL pounds. valued at Sll,432 80.
BuLLroS.-Van Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1921 ounces Of crude bullion.
KIDNAPPING IN THE SoUTH.-Ihe re-
cent reports of the kidnapping OF negroes
IN the South for sale in Cuba have ndl-
rec, confirmation in a letter to the Spring
80 n..IE.,, from Pike county, III