Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-04
Fl EVENING NEWS.

Rom .xn ExrRSsIyB ANALoAN poh-
.nx . o'clock yesterday morn
inc a ouanti,y of amalgam, said to De
,..r,v on. hundred and fifty pounds, was
,.Lor from Bassett's mill, in Six Mile
Canon. The mill was running, and all
hsp6s were at work in it as usual az the
time. There was a large quantity Of the
amalgam suspended in a bag to drain the
surplus quicksilver from it, and about a
foot in length of the bag from the pointed
bottom up was cut off and taken away
with its contents. The job was very
neatly and quietly done. As soon as the
theft was discovered search was made aud
information lodged with Chief Edwards
and Captain Downey Of the Police, but
the thieves have not as yet been detected
or the amalgam found.
Music HALL.-At this popular temple
of the muses. las, evening the appreciative
audience present were treated to an enter
tainment Of unequaled excellence in that
line. Music with general jolity reigned
supreme, while the well-contented specta-
tors leaned back freely and easily in their
seats and enjoyed the songs, dances, mu-
sic, farces and comicalities in the happi-
est manner possible. well supplied with
all the cool lager, choice cigars, and all
that sort Of things they chose to contract
for on cash basis. There is 10 place like
Music Hall for fun. This evening, in ad-
dition to other extra attractions, an en-
tirely new performer makes his first bow
10 the patrons of the Hall in the capacity
Of a big shoe and clog dancer, Ethiopian
singer and general delineator. Go and
see him.
THEATRE THIS EvBNING.-Let our citi-
zens not forge, the entertainment, at the
Gold Hill Theatre this evening, to be
given by the Virginia Thespian Associa-
ton. The performances are TO be of first
class order, and worthy the patronage of
families and all who would enjoy an
evening pleasantly. We hope to see a
good turn out, and confidently believe
that both audience and actors will be
grati6ed.
FRuIr.-T. F. Tracy. Esq, the liberal
and gentlemanly agent of Wells, Fargo 4
Co., at Placerville, this morning sent US
direct from the orchard, a box OF delicious
white and blue grapes, and a lot Of fine
peaches; for which kind remembrance OF
us he will please accept our most hearty
acknowledgements ave shall ever
pray" etc.
HoyY's SAMPLE RooMs.-A new and
handsome saloon has just been opened in
Melsing's old place, the landlord Of which
assures US that his stock Of wines, liquors
and cigars are equal TO anything TO be
bought in all Washoe. See his ADVERTISE
men, under New To-day"
ST. JoHS's CHuRcH.-Services as usual
,o-morrow-in the morning at II, in the
evening q, s. The Sunday School will
NEE, at half-past twelve. The Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper will be administered
st ten O'Clock.
SPIRITUAL LEcruRB.-Don't forget that
on Sunday evening, Mrs. c. NJ. Stowe
will lecture on Spiritual Philosophy at
the Gold Hill Theatre. The entertain
ment will no doubt be we'll attended.
GLsSBRoox.-Lots Of folks at the Glen
brook, and more going. Fresh air, fresh
fish, fresh and pure water-and a change
of scenery.
BuLLIoS.-Van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 4,09S ounces Of crude bullion.
BrLLroN-E Edwards & wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2.60s ounces of crude bullion.