Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-10
n EVENING NEWS.

H EVENING NEWS
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Hill friends are directed 10 the ADVERTISE
m.,, ~ Nessrs. Kennedy s MaI!on' o.
y;,,;,;, in another column. The fresh
$50. .rd provisions which these gen.
49, h.yn always on hand are equa! 10
80" he found IN the WaShoe market
,bs;r genuine old brandies, wines,
o.. are superior 10 any other for sale IN
Cola Hill or Virginia, a. wholesale prices.
saloons. tavern keepers, and others, would
DO well 20 open trade with these gentle
men-al,hough nearly everybody now
trades with them.
A FIRE uSDERGRorND.-The workmen
IN the Empire mine, Gold Hill proper, this
morning a; four o'clock. when shifting hands
allowed their candles TO set IRE 10 the tim
berS in the mine, which was not discovered
until The mine was filed with a dense and
su;Focsting smoke. which made the workmeu
:" git up and Il, in less than no time. Al
noon every vent and every connection with
the other mines was closed up, and the fires
were believed 10 be choked TO death. One
fireman had a notion 20 get out tae!r hose
aad apply the water from the lower water
works, 5u, we believe the notion was aSan-
doncd.
CHOICE LIryRATrRE.-The enterprising
newsman Will II. Burial. Of the Pioneer
Bookstore, corner OF Union and c streets,
Virginia. sent Us, last evening, a fine
bulge: Of reading matter. comprising
Narper's Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illus
rated. New York Ledger, Atlantic, Har-
Dsr's. Bal!ou's. Ar;hur's, and other nag
l,nes. pic,orisls and periodicals. Mr..
Chubbuck, Gold Hill Pos, Othce, also has
a splendid 10, OF these pictorials and mag
sz!nes for sale.
INTERNATIONAL SALooS.-Chas. White,
one Of Gold Hills iavori,e saloon-kcepers,
has boush, u his late partner, Mr.. Cum
n;acham (who starts for New Granada in
the morning). in that well-conducted and
beautiful saloon, corner Union and I
streets, Virginia, known a. the ln,eTna-
,ional. Charley knows how TO keep such
a popular resort. and his old Gold Hill
friends are invited 10 call on him.
Rich MINIS TO TIRE SoUrHwE.r.-
Messrs. Hurs, and Fay arrived a day or
two ago in Dayton. with about one ton Of
ore from a nav d!stric; located some fifty
mile, southeast Of Columbus District.
The ore will be worked q; Carpenters mill,
and is said 10 De extraordinary rich. \
email 10, brough: in some time since from
the same lead yielded by mill process $40.
This las, 10; is supposed 70 be still richer.
AccIpExr.-A little son OF Mrs. Dan
FAIRY. aged about five years, while play
ing in a mill. fell. and broke his right leg,
Jus, above the knee. DR.. Hall was called
20 attend the little fellow. who IS dong
well. A son in the same family, a couple
of years older, about eight months ago,
also had his leg broken by climbing up
on a quartz wagon.
yellow JACKET MiSE.-By reference 10
the stock sales at San Francisco, this morn
ing, i, will be seen tina, Yellow Jacket
stock has advanced two hundred dollars
since Yesterdays sales being 20 day
quoted a; seven hundred dollars per share.
Something very rich has been struck IN the
western region OF the mine. but we have not
learned the particulars. Shall find out BY
Monday.
Opp FELLows' BESErIr.-On Monday
evening mex, a grand entertainment will
be given q; Mesuire's Opera House for the
benef, Of the Odd Fellows Library Asso-
citation, BY the Virginia Amateurs. Two
plays-'.The Golden Farmer and slash
er and Crasher will be presented be-
sides which there will be any number OF
songs, acts, etc.
The BENEFIT To-NioHr.-rhe Gold
Hill fremen. in full uniform, will attend
the benefit Of Eagle Engine Company No.
3 tonight. at Maguire's Opera House.
The house IS sure 10 be crowded, for all
feel like giving the company a lfs.
FROM New GRASAoA.-A letter from a
Frenchman living near the New Granada
mines, states that there are quite enough
miners already in the country TO work ell
the mines ye, discovered.
President OF THE DAY.-Justice Muir
raw has been appointed President of the
Day by the Committee OF Arrangements
for the celebration Of the 18th day OF
March.
BrLLIox.-vsn Wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received 10 day. for melting and as
say, 1912 ounces of crude bullion.
BrLtlox.-Edwards s Weigand, Gold
Hill, received to-day, for melting and as
saw, 5,9lS ounces of crude bullion.