Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-03
H EVENING NEWS.

DTtSent, NOT. AONN'Nt
pro,peets, bu, for the reason that, being
some one hundred feet deeper down than
.nv other mine in the Hill, they had such
A large body OF water TO contend with that
II was next to impossible to do anything
toward developing the min st the 500
foo, level. The indications in the Alpha
are extremely good, and it is confidently
expected by those best posted that a large
amount Of tirst-class ore will be found in
this level, when a sufficient number Of the
mines &c, down to the same depth, so that
the water will be distributed among the
mines and the work can again be started
up. The time is no, far distant when the
new shaft Of the Empire and Imperial will
be down TO a sufficient depth to drain all
these mines. As soon as that time arrives
we may look for all the mines Of Gold
Hill to be in full operation, and making
shipments of 100000 per day.
LARGE BRIcK.-An evening or two ago
we saw q very large silver brick in the
assay office of Edwards 4 Weigsnd, mex,
door TO the News office. Its weigh, was
one hundred and three pounds, and its
value upwards Of SIX thousand dollars
quite a little fortune Of itself for one per-
son. |, was the largest silver brick ever
moulded AZ their office. and belonged to
the Imperial mine. Il was n Of nine
teen brick, jointly owned by the Imperial
and Crown PoInt-the total weight being
upwards Of fourteen hundred pounds.
The lot WAS very pleasant to look upon /;
- ..l.- - NrnNr,.al 1. nnrt,oz pf
the $4,000 shipped by Wells, Fargo \
Co. to San Francisco. Our mines are
holding their MP for large bullion pro-
duets remarkably well. The products for
November are likely TO exceed those Of
October.
PASSED RoU CARSON We an
nounced in yesterdays News that the
Circus was comlng. The Carson AppsG!
Of this morning says it passed there yes
terday. Read: ~ double buggy. drawn
by six horses and driven by Mr.. John D..
Winters, the Copperhead candidate for
Governor. drove through town yesterday
afternoon. This display Of horsetiesh and
burlesaue candidacy was preceded by the
Eu,erpe Band. rugged out IN their uniform
and footing their horns IN regular show
shop, band. wagon style. A man by the
name of Bell-wether, or some such name,
rode on the seat with Winters, and little
Mitch rode on the back seat in company
with a lady-hIs soverness. we suppose.
This sight was gorgeous TO behold
Hurrah, for the Circus!
OPERA HousR.-To-night and to-mor-
row night will be the las; performances OF
Max Walters troupe in Virginia City.
To-nigh, the RED Guome" will be pre-
sented for the las, time; and to say that it
is the best thing ever performed IN VIZ
sinia is not saying any more than what IS
strictly true. Tomorrow evening Max
Walter takes a farewell benefit. Now
that Max has long catered TO the tastes OF
our theater-g going people, and on leaving
asks them for benefit, let him see that
the people do appreciate the many efforts
he has made TO give satisfaction IN days
gone by. Max has had a hard streak OF
luck, and is IN need Of your assistance.
Shall he lave house filled or not: 1t is
with you TO say.
HAIoHT's OMNIBUS LESE.-No n
knows the grea, benefit Of the accommo-
da,,on line Of buses which ply between
Gold Hill and Virginia, until they pass
over the Divide on such q day a. this one
is. In the 'buss you are safe from the
wind and secure from the binding and
smo,herins clouds OF dust that roll
through the air, completely binding any
one who attempts 10 face il. In pleasant
weather it is a splendid pleasure trip to
take q ride from Gold Hill TO Virginia by
this line. Two more accommodating gen.
tlemen than Mr.. Haigh. and Mr.. Douglass
and Sam can, be found any place.
FINE SrocI OF GooDs.-Yesterday we
called a, the store of E. J. Ryan and
found that since we were last in the estab-
lishment the store room had been enlarged
10 double its former capacity, and the
stock of goods on hand is hard to beat in
any establishment on this side OF the
mountains. He informed US that BUSH
ness is better at the present time thar 1t
has ever been since he has been in the
State. We believe, from what we can
see, that all our merchants and business
men are doing a better business this Sum-
mer and Fall than for several years past.
An IvvIrArIoS.-Yesterday we were
GU, doing some collecting. Being in pref
~ good luck, and having made a raise OF
various scGds, we were approached by a
man who is at the present a candidate Tor
ofice-and who has always been a friend
of ours-and with one eye on the twentles
and the other on US, wanted to know If
we would not take u walk with him. We
thought there was something wrong /; il is
no, safe to travel with candidates. Won
der what he wanted:
PEACE, he SrILL.-Yesterday evening,
on the corner Of Union and c streets, VIr-
ginia, n son Of the Emerald Isle, being
under the influence of liquor, got on the
and swore thai, "any 1rishman
who would vote for Pat Mulchay was no
gentleman" The thing would not work,
for in less than ten seconds q half dozen
Of these kind Of fellows were around him.
But they were sober and had their senses.
EXPRESS wAGoS.-Charley Hacker, the
popular Job Express wagon man, has en-
,irely recovered from his late sickness, and
BY an advertisement under "New To-Day"
he wishes all his old customers to know
where to find him. Charley is a sober, in
dustrious, and an accommodating man-al-
ways active and ready-and the people OF
Gold Hill begin to see the benefit OF sustain
ing u good Job Express. eodlw~
MARX TWAIN will deliver his lecture on
the Sandwich Islands before the people Of
Carson City this evening. His business
agent. Mr.. d. E. Mccarthy, formerly Of
the Enterprise, desires US to tell the people
OF Gold Hill that Mark will speak a
piece" at the Theater after the election.
He will have a good house.
UNION MEETING POSTPONED. The
weather will prevent the Union meeting
announced for this evening, to be held out
doors, and the committee are unable to
procure u proper place indoors. Monday
evening. at the Theater, the final meeting
Of the campaign will be held.
EPISCOPAL (Sr. JoHN's) cHuRcH'-sef-
vices tomorrow at the brick church, Tele-