Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-30
THE EVENING NEWS.

ever. their actions in the course OF oni
life somewha, closely, and have come &c
the conclusion that in some degree they
nosss.s reasoning powers. Seven week:
ago, Tom Hurd started from this place fol
Montana, taking with him dog Prince
raised BY Tom Finch, Of Euch's Saloon,
las, evening, to the surprise Of every ont
acquainted with the dog, in he walked &C
the saloon, the most over-joyed thing W,
ever saw. He looked as though he hac
had a very rough and hard time Of il. H,
evidently did not like Montana /; aud likt
several bipeds who have been u pros
pec,ing, has come to the conclusion tina
Gold Hill will do to live in after all.
ACCIDENT AT THE ECLIPSE MINE
Late in the day, yesterday, Fred. Schear'
back. while working in the above-namec
mine. met with a rather severe accident
A plank, from some cause or other, wen
down the shaft a distance Of 36 feet, struck
Fred on the lef, shoulder. fracturing the
collar bone, and dislocating his arm at the
shoulder. He was taken to the once Of
DR.. Weber, where that gentleman ren.
dered all the assistance that ms wen
known skill could afford. In witnessing
the agony of this man during the process
Of restoring the joint to the socket, we
,honph, 10 ourself, had it been our case,
death itself would have been preferable.
ARRESTED AT LAA.-We had occasion
10 give Rattlesnake Dick two notices in
our local department lately. bu, it appears
he still continues onward in his career OF
rascalities. He is now in "limbo" for a
late outrageous act perpe,rated in the Oe-
cidental Saloon, Virginia, on a man by
the name Of McCauley, four or hye
DAYS ago. One other besides Dick
was engaged in this outrageous affair,
which was that of horribly beating and
robbing McCauley at the aforementioned
saloon. Dick fed to Ophir City, Washoe
Valley, and was there arrested by two OF
the police Of Virginia. Downey and Ash.
The other man engaged with Dick has not
been found yet.
SHARP TO THE RieHr.-As you enter
the Pos,ofice Hall, in Virginia City, Boe-
giles counter displays a vast variety OF
periodical literature: his shelves are filled
with all sorts in the stationery line {; his
showcases display an elegant stock OF
fancy articles. And his is the depot OF
foreign current observation-disclosures and
French papers and magazines Of CONT
mental, New York. aud San Francisco is
sue. Boegle has the News, ready wrap
ped for mailing, which you can purchase
and direct at his stand. and drop into the
Pos,ofice box close AZ hand.
The monthly volume Of the NsO York
Weekly is one Of the bes, periodicals of the
day. I. is neatly, clearly printed, and the
matter is varied and excellent. Short
stories and popular essays, descriptions OF
travel and reviews Of new books, gems OF
poetry and senten;ious paragraphs care
fully collated from recent American and
English works Of note. You can buy the
Monthly Weekly" (no paradox at Bur
rails, corner of c and Union streets, Viz
sinia. He will have all the new periodi-
cal, on hand, and he will not be under
sold. His name is Will.
INpRovrNESr.-In our stroll around
town last evening. We noticed quite an
improvement going on the street winding
along from the new Yellow Jacket dump,
via Crown Point Mill. McMurchie, an
old resident here. has started in on his
own responsibility, and is filling up all
bad places, and intends 10 thoroughly
macadamize the street for a hundred rods
a. least. Whether the authorities would
ever allow him anything for this, he did
not know. At any rate the Improvement
will go on.
PREscorr's BENEFIT. Tomorrow
Thursday evening. the Amateur Ora
matte Club of Virginia will give OF
their very bes, performances ut Maguire's
Opera House, for the benefit Of George
W, Prescott, one Of the best and most
e~ficien, Of their number, and one who has
ever been ready 10 volunteer his services on
various public and private occasions. On
this special occasion no less than three
interesting plays will be performed. Give
Prescott a " bumper"
OFFICERS APPoISrEp.-Martin Stearn,
G. G. Clark, and R. S. Bates, are the OIL
GERS appointed for this place in the First
Ward, at the election TO come of on the
9Th of June. The Theater is the place de-
signa,ed for holding the polls. For the
Second Ward, A. J. Gould. R. S. Conley,
and J. McCurdy, were also appointed 10
preside over said election. the place for
which for this ward was the White House
Fosr HoNEsrEAp.-We saw the glori.
Gus old flag of our country flying at half
mas, to-day, in honor OF the old hero
General Scott, deceased, Of which our
telegram yesterday gave due notice. Few
men have been so long associated with the
glory and ronown Of our country IN the
department, of arms. and as paci6cator, IN
emergencies, as General Scott. May his
las, slumbers be peaceful.
SrxxErs.-we are glad TO see our
street. drying up so rapidly. from the
mud tha. has prevailed from late storms.
The genial sun does much to make things
agreeable in this world Of ours, and we
have often thought, in the course OF gu
reading of the religious rites Of various
neoples. tina, none were more excusaols
under Pagan light than those offered &c
the blessed harmony Of heaven.
yellow JAcxEr.-The workmen in TIT
sou,h shat. Of this mine are taking GU
some splendid ore just now; and are a
work within eighty feet Of the ledge wher
the Crown Point miners have been takinI
on, such rich ore for a week past. Quit
ii.,le rise in the Yellow Jacket stocs
TOOK place ., the stock board In sai
Francisco yesterday.
ToSsoRIAL.-There is something very
comfortable in a good shave and navint
III. hair properly dressed. Brodek & Up
man. opposite Maynard's Bank in COLI
Hli' are up TO their business. Ihei
,aloon is not surpassed for cleanliness
comfort, and the keenes. razors, c.ea'
towels, perfumes, and Partisan cosmetics
CoSsYIcuous OBJECT. The lantern
placed in from, of McClukey's saloon d
the upp part OF the town, is quite .,