Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-13
THE EVENING NEWS

REPORTED NEw DIoorSos'-ha'''y
sn,;ng and Jack MeDougall, and we De-
I;sve George Smith. Of Silver Mountain
.nno-,sS 70 have discovered some ex-
,~-,o,d;n,rv rich placer diggings in Spring
valley, Free gold in every pan-not
like the Chinaman's diggings, "two pan
one color" but a big thing. NUNS the
word. That's what George Smith told
us this morning, as he laid the dexter an
ger of his night hand up the side Of his
big nose. Harry Springs been offered
for his interest-well, never mind. Spring
Valley is all that we could find out about
the locality. Big thing, sure-but they
saw water is scarce. Bully thing but
the sun is very hot just now. Charley
belong is said to be in-had a terrible
time on Saturday washing a pan Of dirt
water was very scarce.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Severa public-spirit-
ed gentlemen. members of Amity Lodge
Of Masons, at Silver City, have adopted
measures to establish a public library in
that city-to be under control and super
-Iision OF the Lodge, but open to the pub
lie, or rather those who contribute to its
support. This enterprise is commendable
and reflects credit upon the gentlemen
who have taken the matter in hand. We
have no doubt Of its entire success. Pub
lie libraries are among the most useful
institutions that can be fostered and estab-
lished in a community, and we are really
pleased to see our ~neighbors Of Silver
City take the necessary steps to inaugu-
rate a new state Of affairs in their midst
and also setting a good example to other
towns.
New OxNIBus.-A new bus arrived
on Saturday, and will commence running
in a few days. 1t belongs to the new line,
and we understand that Douglass (alias
handsomel is to drive it. Mr.. Haight. Of
the old line. is also putting in order an
other bus, which will commence running
in a week or 50. Sam. the present popu-
lar whip. is to drive the new Haight bus,
with new horses, harness, etc. There il q
large amount Of travel between Gold Hill
and Virginia. and plenty for three omn!-
buses. They are a great convenience, and
our people generally appreciate their use
fulness.
FRUIT! Fruit !-Falk s. Co., a door or
two north of Spalding's saloon, c street.
Virginia, have for sale a very large lot of
fresh fruit Of every description. which they
are receiving daily direct from the bes,
. Nol.F-.a paraI 1aalaPa in |
Gold Hill will find it to their advantage
to give Falk s Co. their custom. Their
stock and quality of fruits are certainly
not surpassed in Virginia.
PIONEER LAuNDRY.-The wagon OF this
old established Laundry pays regular
visits to Gold Hill every Tuesday. Our
friend Hall says that his facilities for laun-
dry purposes are not eQualled in this
State, and he can "fx-up" the whole pop
ula,ion if needed. He has made arrange
men,s a, the office OF the Vesey Hotel for
all orders if left there.
A FIERCE ASINAL.-Rev. Father Ma
nosue has lately had a queer gift presented
70 him. /, looks like a w~oodchuck, some
what like a gray squirrel. II is very
snsppish, and not solicitous Of any ac-
ouain,ance whatever. The real name OF
the animal has not been spelt out by any
one who has seen it as yet.
The BALL.-Don't forget the Ball that
is danced tomorrow night as the cele-
bra,ion of the close Of the Fair for the
bene6, of the Catholic Church in this
town. The best Of music, and a supper
such as never before was served up in
Gold Hill.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office, this
afternoon 20 bars and 8 sacks of bullion,
valued at $35,s54 IS, and weighing 1850
pounds.
Bullion Edwards & Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, lO,4lS ounces Of crude bullion.
BuLLIoN.-Van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning. for melting
and assay, 2O,l75 ounces of crude bullion.