Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-09
THE EVENING NEWS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURKs.

J G Toplif NJ Heath
NJ J McCrais Mr. Landasin
Mr. Dippen
By II OVERLAND ROUTE:
] Stiniek NV Dunlap
Miss Eastman s w Hillhouse
C r Mcclellan Il Haugh
Dan Altman X J Harrison
K A Hurlburt John King
VIM Haugh John Mcknight
7 A Demerest EFF Walch
Sam Ruttcr
WHO Is HR?-Yesterday morning the Pho
neer stage from Dutch Fla, brought to town
man by the name OF Alexander Lunin, who
was found at the foot Of the Geiger grade
lying in the road. He was taken up and
brought TO town on the stage. 1t was imme-
diately reported around town that he was one
Of the stage robbers. The truth is the man
is deranged, and does not have the appear
ance Of being 4 man Of bad disposition. We
saw him this morning in the station house,
and he is evidently Il man who has been, up
TO recent date, a hard working man. Since
his arrest he has occupied the most Of his
time praying and invoking the Angels to
come and take him home, &c. AT other
times he is wild and shows 4 disposition to
use ANYTHING in reach. During our visit At
the station house he became unmanagcable
and Chief Edwards and McGinuis concluded
to nut him in irons. We saw that our assist
ance was needed and we pitched in and
helped to put the irons on, and a rough job
il was. During the struggle he seized a
hand.cuF and wrenched il in twain rs though
i, was made Of sand. After he was secured
he demanded " in the name Of the Heavenly
throng to let him 60 But McGinuis CO uld
not see it in that. light. The man used to
work for Hank Blanchard, and may have
friends in Gold Hill. II there is any one
who has any particular interest in the man
they should attend to him. He will be sent
to the Hospital.
RRMovrSe.-The large boiler which for
a long time past has been on the side OF
the road on the Divide, this morning was
rem ved,,o the Petaluma mill. This mill,
which is one of the oldest in Gold Canon,
is being entirely ~remodeled. and when
completed will be among the best mills
on the Canon. All the old mills IN the
county, that for a long time past have
been doing nothing, are being o%verhsuled
and put in good order. This certainly
speaks well for the prospects OF the mines
on the Comsiock. We understand from
those in authority, and who ought to
know, that within two weeks some devel-
opments will be made on the Comstock
which will as,onish even the knowing
ones. Coming events cast their shadows
before" and the good prospects OF rich
developments on the Comstock, no doubt,
is the cause Of so many Of the old mills
being pu, in repair.
CLOSING SCENES OF THE ELEcrioS.-
Las, night in many Of the saloons in Viz
ginia the las, indications Of the election
were to be seen. In some places were
successful candidates, with their friends,
having a good socisole time, doing some
drinking and . good deal Of talking. In
other places were defeated candidates with
their friends, who were doing a great deal
OF talking and drinking, too. Some said
the Union party was too strong for them,
and others tried 20 make some apology for
their defeat.
THE WEArHER.-For ZONE time past
the weather has been beau,iful-the days
warm and pleasan, and the nights cool.
The air has a peculiar freshness about 1t
which is caused by the mountains back
Of Carson being covered with snow. With
the present pure atmosphere what little
sickness there is in the country must o
disappear. We doubt if there is a place
in California that can boast Of more plea
SAINT weather than we are now enjoying.
To HousE-KyxPERs.-It will be seen
BY reference TO the advertisement under
New To-Day" that Schoenfeld Bros.
have now on hand the largest and best
assortment of new and secondhand fur
niture in Virginia City, which they are
offering cheaper than any other house east
OF the Sl-rras. Any one wishing any
thing in their line would do well TO call
on them before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place, No. Is north b
street, in the old Niagara Saloon.
Hon. A. X. PorrER.-This gentleman
was elected on the Union tickle, for the
Assembly. He is a genuine Gold Hitler.
He sent us half a dozen bottles Of wine,
land rich this afternoon, TO drink his
glorious success. We have drank TO Pot
ter every pop Of the corks. May Potter
live to see his ticket always successful.
CHASor OF STAGE TINs.-The Pioneer
stages, via the Plscerville route, left the
office in Virginia City at IL N. yesterday,
and by the Bonner Lake route at P. NJ,
which will be the time Of starting until
further notice. This is by reason OF the
fall of snow on the Sierra, retarding travel
somewhat.
GRAprSs.-We notice this morning thai
quite a number Of men were employed on
the outside Of the works at the new shaft
Of the Imperial and Empire. Some were
engaged in grading and others IN piling
up a large lot Of pump stock that has been
recently brought on the ground.
New HArs.-This morning almost er-
ery Union man we met had on a new hat,
all Of which they wear at the expense OF
some over jealous Democrats. Our old
friend Judge Addison even has one which
he SAYS is q Lansing hat.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office, this
afternoon, 7 bars Of bullion, weighing
43S pounds, valued at Sl2,672 46.
BuLLIoS.-Edwards & Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay. 6,7l4 ounces Of crude bullion.
TAKE ANY SHAPE BUT THAr.-Ths Will
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