Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-22
EVENING NEWS.


FROM ExcgLsroR.-We received a letter
this morning. dated on the Goth inst''
from Summit City. The is entirely rel'-
able. He says: Meadow Lake begins to
show signs OF a revival Of b~usiness-ot as
good times as we had last Fall. There Is
vet a considerable quantity OF snow, and
il would be of considerable advantage to
the place If parties would delay their CON-
ing here for at least a month-although
there are a good many persons coming al
resdv-perhaps ten 10 twenty a day.
Town lots in Summit City are held at
rather high figures. Work is being prose-
cuted on the California ledge, aud they
have lately struck very rich rock. The
ore in the Pacific claim never looked
better. The Andy Johnson. third extern
SION. have struck rock that equals the
original. The Lizzie Howard. the Allen,
the New York. and FREEDMAN. are all
pushing ahead regardless of the weather.
The Enterprise Mill is completed. and
about ready for crushing the rock which
has been taken out Of the claim during
the Winter. Tibbets s. Zachariah run a
saddle and pack train TO Meadow Lake
tri-weekly from Polly's Station. Several
hotels are in trim order for the revival OF
business. The landlord Of the Lake House
gave a grand ball in honor Of s.. PatrirSs
Day. Pat Lannan Everybody knows
Pat) still keeps up his snoring ACCORDION
at the Excelsior Hotel. L; il a roaring
trumpet Of a thousand sounds-and the
landlord seriously thinks OF clearing HIM
out of his hou>e-as il Is almost a null
sance 10 his boarders. More anon. Z.
"SopoER BoYs."-Night before last,
we had the pleasure Of meeting Capt. R.
c. Glover. Lieut.. B. G.. rubbs, Capt. c.
Z. Crooks and DR.. c. K. Richards, form
erlv OF the Seventh Michigan Cavalry.
The above named gentlemen served in the
Is, Division, Is, Brigade. Cavalry Corps
known as Custar's old Brigade-and
followed the fortune o: their Youthful
20 Lees final surrender. From the Army
81 the Potomac. they were ordered 20
Texas, but that order being coun;ermand.
ed they marched to Sal, Lake. where they
did good service in a quiet way until they
were mustered out OF service. Eleven
companies OF the Seventh Michigan march
ed from Leavenworth 10 Fort Collins: en-
route six companies were mustered OUT.
and the remainder consolidated with the
FRS, Michigan. The parties above named
are now on their way home. via San
Francisco. In one campaign the Seventh
was in no less than twen,y-one engage
ments. losing eight officers and u large
number OF men. Long after they dof the
national blue for the habiliments Of citi-
zens' lie. the memory OF their services
will be cherished By the people Of their
State and the Nation. Good fortune a..
tend you, faithful supporters OF the Old
F!ag.-EnterpriSs.
Music HALL.-A full house. on last
evening. greeted the fifth presentation of
Harry Walls splendid adoption of Ar
rah's Wedding" No better compliment
could be paid TO the Gr:is:es Of Music Hall
than is being nightly paid oy an apprecI-
alive public. Miss Josephine, and Mr..
Foster sang with splendid efec, a Duet
"Lsrboa,d Watch, ahoy." Mrs. Yea
mans dance in Highland costume vas, as
usual, inimi,able. Miss Maggie Moore's
ballad was received with thunders Of ap-
plause. and she was three times eneoreG.
Magg,-'s swee, voice and smiling face are
ever welcome &c the patrons OF the Hall.
But the feature Of the evening was, Mrs.
Anna Yeamans' Barn Door Jig" Don't
fail 20 see this splendid play. A new first
par, is given every evening. An oppor-
tuni;y will be presented. ere long for
ladies 10 attend.
For MoxrAxA.-Yes,erdey afternoon,
two old Gold HilIers-Wi!liam Messerve
and William II. B~rit,ain-!eft in a light
wagon and TWO exselIen, horses, with
grub and whisky till you can't Sec" on
a trio 10 Mon,aua. 10 seek their fortunes
in the new E. Dorado. They are both
old Placer county California; men, where
we knew them fifteen years ago. and 10
u certain knowledge neither Of them is
as we'll off now as then the fate OF the
majority OF the early gold-hun,ers OF the
Pacific coast. They have our best wishes
for q fortune in Montana.
MArINEE.-On Saturday afternoon a
performance for ladies will be given at
Music Hall. on which occasion ".Arrah's
Wedding" will be presented, thus giving
the ladies generally an opportunity OF see
ing Mrs. Anna Ieanans in her famous
Barndoor Iig-a dance in which she has
no equal on the Pacific coast. Besides
the play. there will be given songs, dances,
comic acts. etc. The entertainment will
doubtless draw a full house.
THE GLoBE.-We hear il runored that
a good lead has been struck in the Globe
tunnel, American Flat. We hope this re-
por, may be true. American Flat will
vet look up!
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill Office. this
morning, 5 bars of bullion, valued a.
$3.50 43. and weighing 1876 pounds.
BrLL,ox.-Edwards & Weigand, Gold
Hill, received to-day, for melting and as
saw, 3.6sS ounces of crude bullion.