Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-02
n EVENING NEWS.

hois,ins out considerable I'm looking ore,
showing tina, the body Of ore was pretty
extensive, for the orc which was being ia
ken out is on, is very coarse, and has the
appearance of having been taken from
where the ledge is large. The Kentuck
mine are hosting through the shaft Of the
Yellow Jacket a large amount OF good
ore, which is deposited in the lower
dumps. The same company are also
hosting ore through their own shaft.
There is not, perhaps, any other mine,
large or small, in Gold Hill that is taking
out the same amount Of frst-class ore at
the present time that the Kentuck is; and
a. soon as the new hosting works Of this
company (Which are now almost COM
pleted) are in running order, we may
confidently look for big things from this
mine. The Crown Point has never taken
out more nor better ore than at the pres
ent. The body Of ore which is being
worked on at this time was struck about
twelve months past from this time, and
has continued TO shell ous most excellent
ore ever since. How much longer 1t will
continue to do so. no one can tell, but we
hope the pay streak may run IN all direc-
tons, and be without limit.
E1cELsroRrrss.-We every day meet
with acquaintance from Excelsior, who
have come in to spend the Winter. To-
day we were passing down & street, when
our attention was attracted by a new
candy mandatory. Looking in to see II
there was an item about II, we found our
old friend Fitzmire. Of Meadow Lake, who
used TO make lager beer, but who has
taken up the manufacture Of candy. We
notice all the boys from Excelsior arc at
work. and none OF them on the bum We
are glad TO see il, and are certain that any
u who desires TO work can always hnd
it to do. Too many persons are like the
soldiers" Looking for work and praying
they won't find H. Where there is a
will there is q way" and 4 any one is
desirous Of making An hont V living, they
can always find it.
KEEP 1T IN Mlxp.-Remen ser that this
evening, in Virginia City, at Il corner of
b and Union streets, the Hon VIM. NJ.
S,ewar, will address the citzen' of Viz
GINA and Gold Hell on the gTea. political
issues OF the day. Let ali loyal Il en- turn
out and renew their fellowship. Let the
Copperheads be there also, and have their
eyes opened to the only true snd lasting
principles of right and justice on which a
republican form 81 government can stand.
l, is never too late for repentance. So be
there, and remove the veil OF darkness
from your eyes. We understand that
Judge Baldwin and Jonas Seely, Esq,
will also. speak. Let every one who can
be there. Let il be a demonstration that
shall wake the "snakes."
THE Circus Is COMING 1T is re-
ported tha, the circus is coming That
John D. Winters, Hank Mitchell. 10 Nc
Corkle, Larry Murry, Sam Brown, Old
Pike, Mrs. Ramshart, Jack Harris, Lee
feyre, Tom Bell, John b. Weller, Che
Mexican killer,) and other Democrats, are
travelling through this State as a circus.
We don't believe the report. so far as the
four frst-named gentlemen are concerned.
But the circus is coming, sure. the meet
ing Of a portion Of the Democracy OF Ne
vsda out, on the Geiger Grade the other
night, to the contrary Notwithstanding.
THE WEATHER. - This morning the
weather was cold, and the sky covered
with dark and threatening clouds. We
fel, satisfied that Winter was about TO set
in, but by IL o'clock the sky was almost
clear, and the weather as warm and plea
SAINT as Spring. Whether we are 10 have
any Winter this season, is a question OF
doubt. 1, is possible that this year our
Winter may be like the ones we had IN
1867, when nothing but the almanac in
dica,ed that it was Winter.
A PLACE FOR FUS.-Read the adver-
,isemen, under New To-Day" Of Nc
Cour, & OrudoF. II you want TO see
something worth seeing, go and see their
bear fight. We have been there, and had
a square laugh that did US much good.
They have under their saloon a place
6xed up with comfortable seats, and twice
a week they give an entertainment that is
bound to give satisfaction TO all who are
fond Of fun.
EXPRESS WAGoS.-Charley Hacker, the
popular Job Express wagon man, has en-
tirely recovered from his late sickness, and
by an advertisement under New To-Day"
he wishes all his old customers TO know
where 20 find him. Charley is n sober, IN
dustrious, and an accommodating man-al-
ways active and rcady-and the people OF
cola HIN begin to see the benefit OF sustain
ing a good JOB Express. eodlw'
TAXING DowS.-The Church OF the
Passionis,s Fathers, which is situated near
the Divide, and that is to be taken down
and removed to Gold Hill, has already
shed its shingles and a large part OF the
siding. The work is now progressing In
earnest. Within q few days the building
will be removed to its future home-Gold
Hill.
AccIpzSr.-Yes,erday, as the horse
and express wagon Of Mr.. Frankell, which
is used in delivering goods was passing
up the cross street, from Main TO Tele-
graph, the.horse, from some cause, tIipped
and fell. breaking the 6lls and almost his
neck. The horse was pretty well pound
ed up before be could be extricated.
Our MARXErs.-Thsre is, perhaps, not
a place on the Pacific coast, where the
markets are supplied with moro and a
finer assortment Of meats, vegetables,
fruits, game, etc. than the markets OF Gold
Hill and Virginia. In fact anything the
taste Of the greatest epicurs in the land
may Crave, can be found in our markets.
UNION MASS NBETISe, GOLD Hui
Tomorrow Saturday evening, in front
of yesey's Hotel, the Union men Of Gold
Hill will DO addressed by Messrs. c. E.
belong, Jonas Seely and others. Let
eyery Union man be present at this, the
las. but n grand rally prior to election.
How Is THIS We hear the people
saw tina, the mines of Gold Hill are worked
out. To-day Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
rom their Office in Gold Hill 1856 pounds
Of bullion, valued at S7S,726 20. This
surely does not look like worked-ous
mines.
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