Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-20

Music HALL.-"Trips to the Moon"
drew together a large audience again last
evening. Such a hugely attractive piece
as that could not fail Of making a great
hit. Those who have never had the OPP
portunity of inspecting the surface of the
moon through a powerful telescope like
that Of Lord Rose. in England, can here
gaze on that luminous body magnihed to
life size, and even notice the manners and
customs of those peculiar people, how
they kiss. fight dance, etc. Indeed, It is
strange and wonderful sight. And then,
too, the grand march of the Amazons,
under command of the man in the moon"
should be seen in order to be appreciated.
II will be repeated this evening.
A BULLY MlNB.-Perhaps the best mine
on the Comstock is the little "Consoli-
dated" in Gold Hill proper, and adjoin-
ing the Imperial south, and which con-
tains bu, twenty-five feet. II is owned.
we believe, by four owners Maynard,
Wright, Grim and Hirshman. Dividends
Of three hundred dollars per foot have
been declared regularly since last spring
and this morning q dividend OF four hun
dred dollars per foot was declared. We
saw, this morning, several Jumps Of very
rich black silver sulphuret ore, which had
lust been brought up from the two hun
bred and forty foot level Of this mine, with
the word that there was plenty OF the same
kind in the mine.
BENEFIT THIS EvENINo.-Bear in mind
tina, Virginia Engine Company No. l
takes a grand complimentary benefit this
evening at Lee s Ryland's great Cosmo-
politau Circus. This benefit is for the
purpose Of assisting the Company TO re-
place their lost property, as it will be re-
membered that their house, furniture hN-
lures. etc, were all destroyed by the recent
big FIRE. They now call on the public for
assistance. No company in the Depart
ment is more worthy Of assistance than
No. l, so let everybody crowd into the
circus this evening.
GRAND TINE AT FoRr HOMESTEAD.
On next Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
there will be a pleasant afternoon per-
Torrance given in the Pavilion, by Herr
Holtum and Signor Valencia, aecompa-
MED by a. Band OF Music. The occasion
will no doubt draw a very large audience
10 the Homestead-nany OF whom have
not been there since the +th-when the
heavens shed such copious tears over the
American Flag, as Jim Hardy read Joe
Goodman's "pome." (See advertisement
under anew to-day."0
MINERS MEETING IN ST. MARY's Dis
rRIcr.-A miners meeting was held in St.
Mary.s District, Sierra county, California,
on the 10th inst, to revise their laws and
elect q District Recorder, There were two
candidates, John Rickleton and John c.
Leconey, the late Deputy County Recorder
Of the District. Leconey received a two
thirds vote, and was declared elected, en-
tering al once upon the discharge of the
dutie of his office. The meeting was the
largest ever held there.
SwRsSY GUARD BESEPIr.-This excel
lent military organization at Gold Hill
had q rousing benefit at the Circus last
evening, the spacious tent being well filled
IN every part. W. NOhSAoNAA1SS AN WV
on their good success. The Emmett Guard.
OF Virginia City, attended the benefit in
full uniform.
The SHOWERS EXAMINATION. The
Showers brothers have their examination
to-day before the Justice of the Peace at
Dayton, on the charge Of having caused
the death Of James L. Ryan at Silver City
last Friday.
A FIRR.-A FIRE occurred out at Amer
lean Flat, last night. A blacksmith shop,
and the lumber Of a frame house, about
to be removed, were set on fire BY an IN
cendiary, and entirely consumed.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Gold Hill office, this
afternoon, Is bars Of bullion, valued at
S29,l JAG 81, and weighing 9l5 pounds.
BuLLIoN.-yan Wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,S6s unces Of crude bullion.
BuLLIoN.-E Edwards & wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1859 ounces Of crude bullion.
ExcELsIoR.-one year g to-day, we
made our advent into this place. At that