Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-14
THE EVENING NEWS.

on as
n success, of which fact we much regret
Tho horse was only tolerably filled, though
ot ,bose present we venture to say that no
One Sert away disappointed. The great
o.' '.nisrse was manifested when the
uonsrsSIe "phiz" Of the proprietor Of this
80. ya. shown-so life-like in every
Inoc, There was no occasion for Mr..
yvormer 10 announce 10 the audience who
was represented. In connection with this
benef, let us remark, that although ten
ds,ed Jointly by citizens Of Virginia and
Gold Hill, it was noticed and commented
on, tina, not a paying citizen cam from
the first of these places. Virginia draws
largely from Gold Hill at all benefits and
exhibitions, but does not seem willing TO
recIprocate, even where the object is
c~ommendable. Don't slight US this way
too much. or we may get our backs up.
We are spirited down this wayne are.
Music HALL.-No better evidence can
be afforded that a managers efforts are
appreciated, and that the talent he secures
is mos, favorably received. than the char
acter of the houses elected. On Saturday
NIGHT. we were informed by those VINO
know ,ha, seven hundred persons VISITED
This ~popular place Of amusement. Last
n;,b,; !, was also crowded, and Of this fact
we sneak of ourselves. Several, OF the
performers were the recipients of marked
tayors on the part Of the audience, IN the
way of bouquets. Foster received a mag
niicen, one for singing that delightful
song, mother, I've heard sweet music"
which, from its gay colors, must have
come from California; while Billy Shop
pard received, for excellence in dancing,
one, which to US, at the distance we were,
looked Of native neutrality-suspicious.
blossoms, with cabbage leaf surroundings.
Bully for Billy.
FgSIASs.-Our Fenian friends had u
large, most enthusiastic and glorious
meeting, last night. Visiting brethren
from Virginia, and the delegates from
Austin here for the purpose OF
perfecting a State organization with
Others, were present. The object OF the
meeting was TO devise ways and means for
celebrating the safe advent to the United
States. Of their Grand Head Center,
Stephens, whom all the bolts and bars OF
John Bull could not secure. Tit meeting
was addressed BY Mr.. Holland, delegate
from Austin, Judge J. d. Meagher, State
Center, Col. Walsh, Mr.. O'Toole, J. l..
Swaney, and others. To use the express
sion of one Of the members, 1t was a per-
feet &" Love Feast" Friends OF the En-
erald Isle. tina, once happy home of a
brave people, look to the call made to you
in another column.
CROWN PorNr.-We visited the HOSTING
works Of this ~foysunate and successful min
ing Company this morning, and learned from
the Foreman the following facts and figures :
The amount of ore they have been .accus-
toned 20 raise 10 the surface is 100 tons per
day. They are now running two l1cHres
from their 800 foot level, the one to the north,
and the other 10 the south, on the pay lode.
Everything, so far, is favorable. Notwith-
standing the improvements now going on IN
the way Of introducing two new reels, and
making some changes in machinery, such as
experience has pointed out, the mill sun
keeps pounding away. Their shatt, TOO, Is
being re.timbered, so that only about one
half Of the workmen have been suspended
from work. By Saturday next, a. the far
thes,, i, is thought, is all the time necessary
10 perfect things, when all will go on as live
" rs ever.
INPRovENENr.-Our brother local OF
the Enterprise, one day last week, gave
notice Of an improvement in that wonder
full CITY set on 4 hill, and called Virginia.
Said Improvement consisted Of a bran new
house. Now, not claiming to DC any
thing more than a suburb OF Virginia,
still, we have our improvement to chron-
icle also-in q new house. Our neighoor,
Mr.. Lafferty, has just completed his dwell
ing. in full sight of our office, and con-
spicuous among the surrounding build
ines. We nave not seen the architect, 10
inquire, but judge it must have been con-
s,ructed in the cosmopolitan style OF
architecture.
SuSpAY.-Yesterdsy was one of the
most remarkably quiet days that we have
noticed since our residence in Gold Hill.
The s,aidest of Puritans Of the old school
could hardly have taken exceptions to the
sober, discreet and virtuous department OF
our citizens. Verify we are becoming
much civilized, and should a theological
seminary ever be established in our State
we shall certainly put in strong claims for
its location here, where all are so eXem-
plary in conduct.
BrsrSEss.-We have made many inqui-
RES Of late of our business men, in various
branches. as to how they were doing. The
universal reply has been, Very well.
Not but that they would like to do more
for these are times very different from
what Gold Hill was two and three years
ago-but each one contents himself that
he is doing as well as his n~eighbor.
IL Towns. V. Blakeslee, editor OF
the Pacific, San Francisco, has been stop
ming for the last few days at the Nesey
House, He is out on business in con-
nec,ion with his paper, called at our otlcc
one evening last week, on going 10 VIZ
sinia, and we found him TO be a very
Agreeable, intelligent and tolerant gentle
man.
CoSyESrroH.-The Fcnian Delegates are
10 meet tomorrow at Armory Hall, Virginia,
N, 10 o'clock. Some twenty-five delegates,
from yariou, Circles in the StRte, will COM
nose the Convention, whose object is to per-
feet a State Organization.
NEW SHoP.-Brodck & Lipman, two first
rate BARRIERS on next Wednesday, will oper
a new Barber and Hair-dressing shop, in Tho
saloon now occupied as Harris Sample room
opposite CANDLES drug store.
OVER THE MouSrAINs.-Mr. Fred. Hous'
ton, the late gen,lemanly clerk of Baum s
Brother, mex, door 10 the News office, LEFT
Yesterday on the Pioneer stage, on a trip tc
the BAY. He will return again IN a ie"
weeks, and will be welcome.
Observation-Disclosures s Phillips have
,suoved their Store to Musto's Brick Build
inc opposi,e Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, Golt
Mi They are now opening n splendid stoch
Of Groceries, and also Dry Goods.
BuLrrox.-H. Harris, Gold HILL re-
ce;ved this morning, for melting and assay
1870 ounces Of crude bullion.
BrL11oS.-Edwards & wiegand' GoI'
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and ASSAY, 6l2O ounces Of crude ou'Iion'