Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-26
H EVENING NEWS.

No LoNogR A MYsrERY.-The hitherto
mysterious aurorS borealis lRed Noun
tain y is thus completely explained by a
western paper :" When the m~olofygistic
temperature of the horizon Is such as to
caloricize the impurient indentation OF the
hemisphere analogy, the cohesion OF the
borax burbis,us becomes surcharged with
in6ni,esimals, which are thereby deprived
of their fissural dispositions. This effect
ed, a rapid change is produced in the
thorambumptel of the syasticutis plerium,
which causes a convolculor in the hexa-
gonal ant:pathies of the terrestrium Aqua
~verncli. The clouds then become a mass
of deodorumised speculn Of cermocsie
light. which can only be seen when it is
visible.-Exehange.
The name of the paper which produced
the foregoing interesting scientific treatise
is supposed 70 be the Red Mountain POr-
eupine, Of which George Smith is editor.
We trust the explanations given will be
entirely satisfactory TO Il friend Dan
DeQuille-and that he is now convinced
that a barn ,eGs lately burnt out at Red
Mountain. And, Furthermore, that the
influences above described were none other
than those which shot over the Geographic
wires-and which. in his innocent specu-
lations, he attributed to the GgrorG borea!is
of the North Pole.
DRY GRAss.-A load Of hay was seen
this day to pass our way, in a wagon
tray. T was pressed and bound with
grass rope round and weighed, t was
found -four thousand pound - approved
our guess it was not less. 4 rutty road
tipped up this load. The teamster swore
twas worse than ore it had more "beam,"
but tried u team a d. site worse 10 keep
i,s course. The capsize plishs-a bale-ful
sight-drew quite a crowd; each one
avowed his ready will TO fix the spill"
though one exclaimed: Where's Dan
DeQuille He ought to be RICH. here
TO see." II swear he shsll-'his funeral
And up the hill for Dan DeQuille. rushed
Spoony Bill. While he is gone the loads
put on and Spoony Bill and Dan De-
guile arrived TO late to see the freight
duly put back upon the rack. Dan ID
his luck, because the stuck =" did not
detain the team until himself and Bill a
mote" could gain.
GONE FRoa OUR GAzE.-Our friend,
Wilson s. Bender, who has until recently,
and for the pas: three years been connec-
ted with the California State Telegraph
Company. as receiving Clerk. and since
the completion Of the line Of the United
States Pacific Company, in the same CO.
paci,y with the latter Company, has re-
ceived and accepted the appointment of
Agen, OF the Company AZ Sacramento.
He left this land OF silver bricks, on Sat-
urday morning last, en- route for his new
home. Mr.. Bender's genial face will be
missed by a large circle Of personal friends,
as we'll as BY our business community,
who appreciate his sen,lemanly deport-
mon, during the long and changeable three
years just passed. But u loss is his
gain, and when IN the future we hear OF
his ~pecuniary prosperity or even that he
has committed matrimony," It will be
with feelings of joy at his deserved sue
cess.
Music HALl.-Las, night saw another
crowded house a, Music Hall. The CAPT.
tai farce of Rooney's Blunders was pre-
sen,ed, and was greeted with ;hunders Of
applause. Harry Wall takes an Irish
character TO perfection, as his representa-
ton OF "Shaun" and Rooney " fully
prove. Mrs. Yeamans, Miss Maggie
Moore, Foster and others, as usual, added
greatly TO the interest of the evening. The
matinee. ON Saturday afternoon. was well
attended by the fair sex, and the ninth
presentation Of Arabs Wedding" in
the evening, was greeted by a crowded
house. There was hardly standing room,
and many left. not being able to obtain
seats.
To WAGON MAxERs.-If there is any
particular locality in the State Of Nevada
that requires the regular old, tough-built,
genuine Cones,oga wagon-one that will
repay its owner for his investment-Gold
Hill and Virginia are the places. The
material which goes 70 build such a wagon
one of the genuine "Silyer-Star " instl-
buttons, which will readily carry its ten TO
thirteen tons-does not grow on the Pa
cifc coast. but it is brought from the far
East; and the men who import the genuine
material for Us Washoeites, are Messrs.
Warehouse s Lester. No. 10 Seventh
street. Sacramento, and 81 Battery street,
San Francisco. (See their advertisement
in another columu.)
TEMPERANCE LEcrrRE.-The Rev. VIM.
Martin will deliver a lecture on Temper
ance, on tomorrow evening, at s o'clock,
at the Court House, first floor. Let every
one attend, for the well known ability OF
this gentleman promises an able and in
teres,ins discourse. .Admittance free.
Now Is n TlxE.-Good, substantial,
wearable clothes, and boots, ohoes, and every
thing servicable for a man who works for his
money, can be bought cheaper at Baum
Brothers, next door 10 the NEWS office, than
any store in the State. just read their ad-
vertisement in another column.
10. o. F.-The 26,h OF April will be cele-
Sra,ed in Silver City, Carson and Austin, in
thi, State. Virginia and Gold Hill members
Of the Order are specially invited to attend at
Silver City or AZ the Capital. There will be
no celebration in this county.
S~HHPpARD's rRIAL.-The argumen, in
this trial is progressing as we go to press.
WORK A BLEssISo.-Many young men
have fathers that are well of. and they
have no ambition, and no particular pros
pect. They scorn a trade. A man that is
too well born for a trade is very well born
for a sallows. Thousands Of parents who