Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
H EVENING NEWS.

Baltimore American NINE, yesterday, loi
the purpose Of giving a description OF the
mining works of that company. We
found but one man in possession, and he
had been placed there by officers of the
law, Two attachments had been levied
upon the mine and works, one by J. +.
Thompson, and the other by Gillig. Mott
g, 20 we were told that a third was ex-
nac,ed N be levied every moment IN be-
half of the employees. We iett quickly.
,h;nk;nc an attachment might be placed
mnor ms "A rea! estate, from the quantity
~ S;r, with which we were covered by the
rongb time we had Of il from the wind
soing down.. Last evening we saw Mr..
Patton. the Superintendent Of the mine. in
Virginia, and he assured US the attach
ments were for amounts inside OF two
thousand dollars. that arrangements could
and would be made Immediately, as two
of the Trustees Of the company were pre-
sent. and everything would so on well IN
the future. We were glad TO hear this,
for two reasons First, that had the mine
been closed by litigation, q number OF
most excellent men, with whom we are
acquainted there, would have been thrown
out Of employment; and secondly. we are
extremely DESTROYS that something good
NAV be struck over that way yet. We
sincerely ,rus, that this company will be
all right again in a few days.
RossERs ARorND.-An attempt was
made, a few evenings ago. by some scoun-
drels. 10 rob some boarders of the Golden
Gate Hotel, North c street, Virginia.
Mr.. Qu,nlan. the proprietor, informed US
of the fact. and that the attempt was I'M
successful from the wakefulness OF one OF
the bosrders. \ room at the International
Hotel, same city, occupied by Judge Al
drich, was also entered the other morning,
and a valuable overcoat taken theretrom,
BY a man BY the name Of Broadfoot, soon
after arrested by Chief Edwards, OF the
police. Now. if any Of these stealing gen.
try visi. Gold Hill. we want them 20 avoid
our room At the Yesey House. as they
would find only, as wardrobe, a di!api-
dated pair Of over-alls; besides, we sleep
with a deringer under our pillow. and
somebody might get hurt if they disturbed
our slumbers TOO abruptly.
laNG OSSh
tina, u old friend NJ. J. Henley, Of Day
ton, whose cabinet of minerals and Curl
osi,ies we have so often admired in his
saloon there, is an applicant for the posi-
ton Of Commissioner from the State Of
Nevada, to the great Industrial Exhibi.
ton for all nations, which is to come OH
in Paris. France, in 1867. he intends, If
appointed, to take his cabinet with him.
4. B. Paul, we are informed, formerly
banker Of this place. is also DESTROYS OF
receiving the same appointment. He has
o valuable cabinet Of minerals, the result
of wears in the selection. Here is an OPP
por,uni,y for a good selection from these
W gentlemen.
CoMlSo OFT RIoHr.-We called in this
morning to inquire Of Mrs. Ford, how herself
and boy were getting along, after the serious
mishap which befel them on Sunday evening,
from a wagon bursting into the shop, OF
which accident we gave our readers due no.
tice in Mondays issue. We found them m
proved greatly. The boy IS still an invalid,
though able TO sit up. We cannot refrain
from mentioning, in this connection, that
Hank Blanchard, whose wagon It was by
walca thts misSnlss was G az seui, of his
has rcp,ired ali damages 10 the shop, and
paws the doctors bill. This is commendable
in Hank, though he be q little rough on the
outside.
DEPARruRE.-Frank Larkin, q we'll
known ,eams,er here. together with his
brother and family. take their departure
for the East, in their own conveyance, so
soon as weather permits. Sickness OF
long continuance IN the family OF the
brother, together with business re-
curing personal attention East are
the causes for this departure. We give
him this notice because Frank has been a
good boy among US so far as our knowl-
edge goes, and we can but wish him a
pleasant trip.
n r. Eth following are the
,ouos &c Tho ,ew Iodye Of Good Tenn
rl,rs or,or;zed in Gold Hill on Monday
sror;r,. ". w. Bishop. W, C. T; Mrs.
H. NJ. Barnes W. V. +; Philip Lynch,
W, s; Thomas Slye, W. T. s.; Mrs. Ma
,ilda Lynch, W. T.; Mark Meyers, W. NJ;
Miss Carrie Black, w. d. NJ; Mrs. Belle
Bishop, W. I. G; Geo. Morton, w. o.
G.; Mrs. Maggie Mayors, L. II. s.; Mrs.
Annie Homes, Assistant Secretary; Rev.
NJ. Hitchcock. W. Chaplain. The lodge
has adopted the name of Gold Hill Lodge
No. s, l. .. u. l.
Music HALL.-We stepped into this
place las, evening, as we always do when
in Virginia, Of IN evening, to see our
friend Max, and exchange greetings with
the gentlemen and ladies performing at
,bo, ~nonnI,r establishment. The house
was ysry fair one considering how I'M
favorable was the weather for persons
living a, a distance to visi, it. From the
hearty manner in which the favorites Of
this place were sneorsd. the best evidence
was afforded US that their efforts 70 please
the general puo''e were aPP'ec'a'e''
COOP MORNING. friend OF ours
greeted US with this expression but our
response was, it may be a very good morn
ing for Greenlanders and E>quimaux, but