Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

ness, 10 WISH TINS HAA
Browns Flat, Carson river. We nave
heretofore, only noticed such mills as CANT
within our own particular jurisdiction
tha, of Gold Hill. Inasmuch as this mill
receives its supply from Gold. Hill, we
very naturally conclude 1t belongs to us,
and therefore notice it. This is a ten
stamp mill. run BY water power, and using
a central. discharge wheel. Notwith.
standing, it has been able TO crush and
work eighteen tons, every twenty-four
hours, and has so averaged since last De.
cember, of which fact W can speek. for we
were bookkeeper down there for full
eighteen months. They run three Hep
burn pans. and four tubs, besides an agi-
,ator. The tanks or watts, for retaining
slum, are as perfect as experience could
suggest. Under the superintendent OF
Mr.. Shad, who is in some respects the sole
proprietor, and who devotes his whole
time to his business, the mill is doing well,
though the times be hard. They are now
running on Sandy Bowers" rock, md
it pays well.
EUREKA MrLL.-This mill, located on
the same Hat as the above, should in some
respects have taken the precedence IN our
notice, from the fac, tina, it is the larger
mill, and takes the precedence in its water
privilege. The dam, which suppIies water
TO these two mills. Il constructed some
threc.ousr,ers OF a mile above, has a base
of a, least one hundred feet, and Is regard
ed as one of the most solid structures on
The Carson river. They run twenty
stamps, five tubs, two asitators, u rock
crusher, and a small apparatus for expert.
mental process. Their wheel is a turbine,
and works admirably. They have been
working, for q long time, Yellow Jacket
rock and the fac, that they still hold
their place in the confidence of this COM
pany, is evidence that they do their work
we'll. c. I. Wheeler, a prominen, mer-
chant Of Sacramento. NJ. S. Hurd. well
known to our citizens here, and +. Dun
ker, the present Superintendent, are pro-
p~rie,ors. Our esteemed friend, y. A. II.
Ball, Of this place. attends to all matters
concerning the mill here.
CoMNoNs.-A carrier OF the Enterprise,
yesterday. stated to that paper hat he
found a trunk on our eoHmons-probsbly
stolen. for it was apparently broken open
and the contents scattered. Now this
term commons" Is a very indefinite eS-
preston, as applied TO the magnificent
stretch OF country devoted by our NUM-
cipal fathers for the pleasure and recrea-
ton Of our citizens. To the right and left
OF the road i, spreads out in grand pro-
portions, as far as Carson City on the
right and Dayton on the left. The u r
face is gracefully ~undulating, with here
and there a summit, from which Virginia
can be seen in the distance.
Music Hall Although much COM
mends,ion has been bestowed upon the
late accessions 10 this establishment, and
justly too, yet we canno refrain from CIV
ing expression to our feelings in behalf o!
the old favorites Of this house. From q
frequent visitation there, WI have seen the
graceful Josephine in her songs and dances,
the really talented Maggie Moore, for one
so young, and the excellent and ever
pleasing Mrs. Yeamans. as many times
'encoreG'' as any others. We are not dis
posed 10 cause any feelings OF envy to
arise by this notice--that is not our object,
but to bestow praise. where praise IS so
deserving.
GERMAN May FEsrrvAI.-As a Penn
sylvania German we feel a peculiarly ma
tive born American sentiment in favor Of
such Festivals as only regular Faderland-
ers can organize and conduct. On the
Goth of May a German jubilee will be
held az the Old Virginia (never tire) brew
cry. near Mr.. Bidleman's milk ranch. An
advertisement in to-day's paper gives an
invitation 70 all, and states the general
programme of the occasion. Music, Dan
cling. Hand Springs, Speeches, and a little
lager-sll will be there. And every one
attending will have reason TO declare the
festivities so better as goot. More on this
head. anon.
Observation-Disclosures Eddy made a
valedietory address TO the Virginia Board
of Aldermen, last evening. He stated
that Mr.. Harvey Beckwith was one day
too late in rendering to the City Assessor
his account Of the value Of the Chollar
ores, per ton, and hence the penalty was
attached TO that company OF a $500 per
ION assessment. He further stated, that
IL the compromise had not been made, the
matter would have been carried to the
United States Supreme Courts. Mr.. Eddy
surely ought to know that so far as the
Chollar Company is concerned, they have
no appeal 10 a United States Court-hav-
ing rested their issue in the State Courts.
FyNIAS STATE CoSyESrIoS.-This body
met yesterday in Virginia, as announced
in this paper. The organization was per-
fec,ed by electing D. Holland, Of Austin,
President; John Derham. Of Carson, and
Dennis Leary, Of Silver City, Vice Presi-
dents; VIM. Hayes. and p. ). O'Reilly,
of Virginia, Secretaries, and John Neenan.
OF Gold Hill, Sergeant-at-Arms. The va
rious committees were appointed, and the
State Center made his annual report and
resigned. The utmost harmony and good
feeling prevailed. They met again to-day
at 10 O'Clock.
The EXACT FIouREs.-On yesterday,
we published the figures Of the Union, rela'
tive 10 the amount which the city lost by
the mine tax compromise. We did not
in our editorial. presume to say what th'
sum actually was. 1, nov appears tina
the amount RENTED was-in any event o
future trial-not less than $1,000 ant
not more than S24. 900; according as TIT
verdict might be on the separate or JOIN
assessments.
FRRIeHrISe.-We noticed in Clark
hayward, this morning, just above tn
News office, several heavily freightec
teams, Just over from California. The,
were ii days from Single Springs, ant
come with o goodly supply OF genera
merchandise, and are under the control, |
no, ownership, of Charles Tucker so lont
and favorably known to our merchant
here.
Wx. OLrvER.-This gentleman an as
sis,ant a, wormer's Ssereoscopt'con eSh'
bi,ion, me, with a severe accident yester
day a, Maguire's Opera House. From
some cause, no. explained. he fell iron
the porch back of this establishment Z