Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-16
Fl EVENING NEWS.

LIE EN LIN 49,
HEAVY ARREsrs.-wc learn nom NJ
w. Cooke, who has just arrived nom "e'
dow Lake, tina, the day previous I" !" ue
parture from that place, a difheui'! a'ose
between the Golden Eagle Company and the
rx..,s;or Comnany, resulting in the Golden
Eagle Compsn having the whole Of the ES-
celsior Company arrested. our irieno Mar
,;r White. the President Of the Excelsior
comnany. is also under arrest. II seems the
Golden Eagle Company commenced to put
NJ some buildings on their mine; the Excel
stor Company, claiming the ground for a
town sight, went, as is believed, and tore
these buildings down. Whereupon the Col
den Eagle Company arrested all the men,
bers of the other company they could ind.
1, is thought that the conduct Of the Excel
sior Company is making themselves \ rough
road TO travel. Dur experience in Excelsior
district is, there is more land there h will
ever be lived upon, and we cannot see the
sense Of any one company trying TO monopo-
lisc the whole country. One company did
take half Of il, and now another company
wants the other half.
Mrs. RANsHARr.-This poor degraded
creature Is again in the Virginia Station
house. She has been in the Staton-house
or County Jail nearly all the time for the
past six months. Il has been fully dem
onstrated that she will never become a
temperate woman unless she is placed
where she cannot get intoxicating drinks.
The cheapest method that could be taken
by the County, and one most beneficial
TO her, would be TO send her to the home
of the inebriate in San Francisco, where
she will be properly cared for and there
is even a possibility that abe may be re-
claimed, but there is not a probability.
God knows she has brought herself as low
as any human being can get. Something
is not in q situation to remain in the Sta
tion-house.
A Observation-Disclosures J. Compton will
deliver a lecture, to gentlemen only. at the
Gold Hill Theatsr, on Saturday evening,
on the subject Of Physical causes that
lead to divorce or the separation of hus-
band and wife" The lecture will be free.
Il is a lecture which will doubtless benefit
young gentlemen. as they are likely to
learn more Of themselves than they ever
heard or read Of in their lives-and which
may prove a vast benefit TO them-opening
up a new channel or thirst for information
whereby they will acquire more and better
knowledge Of teho and chat they are.
Playing billiards. cards, and other useless
games, besides the sbominable habit OF
running TO ~melodeons, theaters, dance
houses, etc., should be ignored. We
want more public Libraries for young men.
THE WzArHER.-For the past fifteen
hours old Boreas has been on one Of the
widest and most reckless rampages we
have ever known even a Washoe zephyr
10 give vent TO. The wind. to a great ex-
tent, passes over Gold Hill and strikes the
Divide with the violence Of . hurricane,
sweeping down the streets like an ava
lanche from the Sierras, completely filling
the air with dust, gravel, paving stones,
cord-wood, car wheels, hats, sledge ham
msrs: and in fact almost anything a per-
son could think Of. We have had beau
tiful weather all Fall, and now If we have
a little unpleasant weather we must not
growl.
PAY YouR TA1rs.-Tax-payers should
take notice that on Monday, the 18th, the
county taxes must be paid, or an addition
Of ten per cent. will be made. Call at the
Collector's office Al Medan Building, Vir-
ginia City. and pay up. Save costs and
trouble. Collector O'Ferrall, N Of the
very best officers in Storey county, is only
dong his duty between the law and the
taxpayer.
FuSlRAL.-The funeral OF Capt George
Robinson took place At l21 o'clock to-
day, from Wilson's, the Undertaken. A
large number Of carriages and buggies
were in the procession. Mr.. Robinson
was one OF the old residents Of Virginia,
and leaves many warm friends.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
afternoon. ! bars Of bullion. weighing
354 pounds, valued at Sl0,44l ii.
BuLLIcS.-van wyck s Co., Gold
Hill. received this morning, for melting
and assay, 6,59s ounceso of crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-Edward. S Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, $3.50 ounces of crude bullion.