Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-23
THE EVENING NEWS.

under the excellent management Oh
Smnor,r,endent Winters, still continues to
r;oia large quantities of good pay ore
.,r,c Of !, being very rich. We made an
;,om a few DAYS ago of the rich body OF
ore fopnd in the lower level OF the old
portion of the mine, $50 feet from the sur
face, which gave such a fine yield OF oul.
lion, but a small proportion OF which was
silver, i, being principally gold, which
was hardly TO have been expected at that
dep,h. Nothin could be more eneourag-
ing than this finding of such good bodies
of ore q, the lower levels, and it is to be
hoped that it may continee TO an indefinite
depth, which indeed it promises 10 do.
The total receipts Of bullion last month
amounted TO S292,274, which was pro-
duced from S7,ll6 tons Of ore ore, being
an average of S33 81 to the ton.
NEw MAIL RouTB.-A new mail route
has Just been established, which went into
operation to-day, between this section and
Boise City, idaho, via Unionviile' Starr
City, Dun Glen and intermediate points
Colonel Jesse d. Carr, OF San Francisco
is the contractor, who goes out tomorrow
to personally superintend the opening oil
the enterprise. 1t will be a tr'-weeKly
mail and he will for the present have II
carried by the Overland stages as tar as
Dim Glen, from whence he will run 1t on
ponies through to Boise City. After
August 10th he will run a tri-weekly line
of stages over the route, carrying passen-
gers and mail. This route will be a great
Convenience. as heretofore the mail from
here TO Boise has had to be carried by way
of Sal, Lake and Montana, a terribly
roundabout way.
ATHLETIC CLUB MEErTSo.-A meeting
of the Virginia Athletic Club will be held
a, Armory Hall this evening, at s o'clock,
a, which time every member Of the Club
is earnestly desired to be present, as bust.
ness of great Importance will come before
the meeting. The Building Committee
will make their report, and action will be
taken relative to the preparations for the
Grand Opening Ball at the dedication OF
the new Hall.
HoNEsrBAD. - Preparations are being
made by the managing committee to in
sure that the dancing soirees at the Hall
on Fort Homestead. near Gold Hill, the
first of which takes place. as our readers
will see elsewhere. on Friday evening
next, 9th inst, shall afford unmlxed
pleasure to those who attend. The con-
t~inuance of the present fine weather and
enjoyable moonligh, nights may be count
ed on.
NOTARY PUBLc.-Wnl. H. Burial,
the popular Bookseller and News-dealer'
corne Union and C streets, Virginia, has
been appointed a Notary Public and a
Commissioner Of Deeds for California.
The correct business style, and the prompt
way he has of doing it, warrants us IN
assuring the public that If they stand IN
need of acknowledging service, no man IN
Virginia city is likely to attend to 1t better
DULL.-A general dullnesS for local
items exists just now about Gold HILL
No accidents, no fights, no fires, no rapes'
no murders, no burglaries, no roboerles,
no births, no marriages-no nothing eX-
cep, good health, good spirits, good money
and plenty Of silver bricks. But the
world still wags.
No SrAGEs.-Yesterday the railroad
cars stopped running out Of Sacramento
on both railroads. and consequently there
were no Pioneer stages from over the
mountains this morning. We have not
learned how long this arrangement is to
continue.
School ExHIBIrroS.-The grand exhi-
biuon by the children of the public schools
will take place next Wednesday evening
at Maguire's Opera House. Let no one
forge, this, especially the friends OF edu-
cation and the advancement OF our youth
in knowledge.
Show YEsrERDAy.-Herr Holtum gave
an entertainment yesterday at the Pavil-
lion. Fort Homestead, which was tolerably
well attended. II consisted Of Gymnasac
Exercises of different kinds, and gave
good satisfaction.
WEEKLY BULLION REFoRr.-There was
shipped from the Office of Wells, Fargo *
Co., Gold Hill, during the week ending
July 20, Sc bars of bullion, valued at
sI63, 0lO O5. and weighing 5,l4s pounds.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office; this
afternoon. 10 bars of bullion, valued at
S24,5ss 81, and weighing 5SS pounds
BvLLroS.-van wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1902 ounces of crude bullion.
BuLLroS.-E Edwards s wiegand, Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1884 ounces of crude bullion
BuLLrox.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
esived this morning, for melting and assay
1884 ounces Of crude bullion.
ExAN1SArrox.-The Showers brothers
are having their examination at Dayton
to-day.
A SHowER.-There was q pleasant little
shower this morning in this section. Rain
on the 23d Of July Pretty good