Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

has steadily lnproNeu' anu 20 d~HS WV
oood 70 die for lack Of support. 1t calls
;,self ga popular monthly Of religious and
nse6,I literature" and its models we sup
pose were the famous semi-reIigiou Edin-
burgh serials, Of which GOOD Words.
and the Sunday Magazine" are best
known here. But the purely religious
element is not so dominant as in those ; 1t
ranges free over the whole literary field
essays, criticisms, poetry, biography, sto-
ries, chapters Of history, travel. etc. Just
now. its leading paper from month to
month is on rural themes, from the pen Of
tina. best Of all writers on farming and
country lite, Donald G.. Mitchell. We
are promised some papers from DR.. Hol-
land. Prof. Henry B. Smith contributes
to the July number Of our magazine a re-
view Of that latest novelty in religious
literature, Ecce Homo /; and the compre-
hensive review Of the Books of the
Month" is better than anything its month
ly contemporaries give in the way of des-
criptive criticism of the new books. On
the whole. indeed, we quite like Mr..
Scribner's monthly; and we are curious
to see whether, like a good many clever
men. il Just misses high success and broad
usefulness. For sale at Burralrs, corner
Z and Union streets, Virginia City.
DURING ONE QuARrER.-During the
three months period ending July 81, 1866,
there was shipped from the Gold Hill
Express Office bullion valued at Sl,64S,-
1868 40. This would go average for over
six millions per annum. But there is rea-
son to expect that the monthly product
and expectation will increase every month,
from this on. The amount above named
would make at least ten thousand twenty
dollar pieces, and hundreds OF thousands
of half dollars. In about one year from
this date-.say in the Fall Of lS67-the
Branch Mint, at Carson, will be Smelling
out more coin than any establishment OF
similar character on the Continent. The
coming Of so much of the precious metal
as now departs in bullion from this county
will more than call for the extreme work
ing capacity Of our Branch Mint as origi-
nally planned and appropriated for; and
in less than three years the Branch Mint
at San Francisco will be a second-rate
establishment compared to what the nsti-
tuition at our capital must needs be.
Music HALL.-The audience at Music
Hall last evening, though not crowded.
was a highly apprecia,ive one, to judge
from the way they applauded the numer-
GUS songs, dances, delineations, etc. Char
lev Rhoades did up his original banjo solo
in capital style. Miss Emma Miles, the
.-N.lslo la-onr an sha
Coast, danced the Garland dance, a new
and most beautiful Terpsichorean effort,
in her best styleS Foster sang his sweetest
ballads. The gay and festive new farce
entitled Dancing" was performed by the
entire company with great effect. Bur-
bank, Rhodes and Tuers danced their
grand challenge dance, and Miss Josephine
and Otto Burbank ven through with
McGowan's Reel in a manner not to be
excelled. The whole concluded with the
pleasing little comedy of the Lottery
Ticket" The same bill will be repeated
this evening.
GLENBRooX. A good many people,
who can leave their business handily, are
going over to rusticate at the Glenbrook,
and to sail on the beautiful Tahoe. Billy
Wilson's stage passes through Gold Hill
on Saturday afternoon. at 81 o'clock, and
will carry all who wish to so. Or the
Pioneer Stage will take passengers to
Lapham's Hotel. southern end OF the
lake. A trip to Tahoe is pronounced de-
cidedly healthy. Ho, for a stroll among
the tall pines and cedars Of Tahoe!
Coon CLorHEs.-L. Elkus, No.
North c street, a few doors north OF
Union street, Virginia continues to supply
ged,lemen and youths with suits of clothes
made to order in the very latest styles, and
a, prices to suit everybody. Giveshim a
call, and II he fails 10 Suit you, we will
promise to foot the bill. Almost every
really ~well-dressed and ~neatly-ftted man
you see, gets his clothes made by Elkus.
ATHLETIC CLUB BALL.-To-night. At
their new and elegant Hall, corner Of c
street and Sutton Avenue. Every men,
Der and lady expected to be on hand
and on foot. Care will be oanished in
toe-toe. New members are expected to
dance until they are club-tooted.
THEArER SATURDAY EvESING.-Don't
forget that on Saturday evening the ORA
matte Troupe from Virginia City, will
give an elegant entertainment at the Gold
Hill Theater. A crowded house may be
expected.
SARpISB CLuB.-Jim Gray and his
hunting club were out again this morn
ing, and brought in a lot of game-a red
fox among the lot. Bear, antelope, coy.
o,e, and perhaps a Washoe elephant will
be brought in next.
LADIES FAIR.-The Ladies' Fair in be-
half of the Catholic Church, Gold Hill,
will commence next Monday evening,
Aug. 9th. There has been music engaged
for the evenings during the continuance
Of the Fair.
WAsrE.-Prof. W. T. Ricard says that
one third of the value Of the entire amount
of ore raised from the Comstock, say five
million dollars in gold and silver, is
thrown away in the tailings.
BIO MONEY. AT least half a million
dollars in coin is being paid out in Gold
Hill and Virginia City this week, for labor,
material and supplies, for u mining in
terests.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
, Wells Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office, this
Yesterday. "a bars of bullion, valued al
S4O,53S IA, and weighing 1906 pounds.
BuLIIoN.-van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hin, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1904 ounces of crude bullion.
BULLION Edwards & wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1880 ounces OF crude bullion
7 No not believe we ought to vituperase
arains. each other. l do not believe we
oS0ht 10 take it for granted SO soon, unel
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