Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-27
THE EVENING NEWS.

THE EVENING NEWS.
WupnE DOES 1T CONE FRoM;-has
nioht we were shown about an ounce Vi
,of, ,m,lpam, which was taken from n
nan Of the ,a,lings caught in the Dayton
reservoir. Mr.. Andrews is principal
,w,cr We believe. and Mclaughlin \
poo, oxn one fourth. This reservoir was
mi, in for the purpose Of catching the tail
pncs ,h,, flow down Gold Canon, and the
.malram we SAN was taken from one pan
of the ,ailingS in this reservoir by Mr..
Roo, himself. He states that they already
have accumulated several hundred tons OF
these tsilings, which are equally rich with
rhoSc from which the prospect we saw
tnkrn. There is but little doubt that thou
sands Of dollars pass down Gold Canon
every month, and we cant see why the
owners of mills do not catch their own
tailings aud save them; for in time the tail
ingS that pass down Gold Car"- wiz Be
worth wo-' HI. what r. extracted from
h a az che present w.ra.uE-
y:y IEgArns Paws Nv"NrH.-
hv morr'n- wsr ".'e,n 'h' thai
~GIaY-Iu. ,g.-. .os pawn-orokinS without
q lcense. The testimony by the prosecn-
don was very pointed - that he had
psvned the coat to said Philipson, and
the defense being unable to show that he
had not been guilty Of the ottense with
which he was charged. the Court found
him guilty and hned him $40 and costs.
The party who pawned the coat was a
discharged soldier. who pswned the article
in order to get something to eat. and the
fellow who had il "in soak" had an oppor-
,uni,v to make something off it, and sold
i, before the time was up for him to re-
deem it. This is Il good lesson to those
fellows who have been in the habit OF
skinning our poor discharged soldiers.
GRAND T~lNE.-Seldom has anything in
the shape OF sport caused so much excite
ment in Virginia as the shooting-matehe'
to-day. The shooting commenced at l.
o'clock, and will probably continue dur
ing the afternoon. ~ a large number OF
birds have been secured. and already sew
er,l outside matches have been made.
Doyle 4 Goodman hcvc fixed up a place
to furnish the thirsty with all the neces-
sary beverages. We notice this for the
reason that Mr.. Doyle has ever shown US
n kindness in the way OF furnishing Us
with any little items that has come within
his observation.
RATHER RouGu.-We are told by the
bes, OF authority that the Parks Bros,
ike all others who have attempted TO run
the Granite Mill. in Gold Hill, after work
ing like slaves themselves, and eNpending
something in the vicinity of $4,000. have
for their reward financial ruin. While
struggling for existence, and in the midst
Of the deepest water. anne the scourge.
All their property was attached, N the
mill closed up. There is II screw loose
somewhere in this mill, for 1t Is so con-
veniently located that its profits should
be much larger than those located re-
motcly.
DoES rot WANT To sER Ne = This
morning, while standing near a boot black
stand. we heard the follo owing, addressed
by the darkest darkey we ever saw TO the
boo, black, who WAS two shades blacker
than charcoal: Il say. Curley, does you
want 1. see me :" at the same time giving
n sly kind Of glance at the boot black,
who Indignantly retorted mo, sab! l
sees you once. and dat is enough for dis
child" After the darkey had left, the
boot black remarked TO a patron who was
having his boots BACKED dat darkey
tries to make gemmsn believe dat l owes
him something"
The BExEFrr.-The benefit of J. d.
McGowan. last night, was a complete sue
cess in all respects. The performance was
excellent. while the attendance was very
large; in fact, the house was perfectly
iammed. many not being able TO obtain
seats. There is no doubt that Mr.. Nc
Gowan realized from four to five hundred
dollars, clear profit. Well, McGowan is
highly gra,iied with his success, and the
people are well pleased. So all are surely
satisfied.
THAr's So.-rhe Enterprise, this morn
ing. notices the presentation to us OF a
very fine bullion chain, By NJ. NJ. Fred
ericks, which we acknowledge, and say
that we certainly prize the gift. On be-
half Of the donor, we will state that he has
u " few more left" which he is offering at
cost. II any one wishes a fine chain or a
good watch, give Mr.. Fredericks Il call.
REcoRDER's CoURr.-Before His Honor
Judge Meagher, at Virginia, this morning:
j. Miller, drunk and disorderly-fned SO
and costs Of Court. Phillipson, violating
city ordinance-ined $40 and costs Of the
Court. VIM. Mitchell, drunk and disor-
derly-forfeited bail of $40. Hannah
Mitchell, malicious mischief trial post
poned.
\ RouGH CUsroNER.-Iesterday officer
Lackey had a rough time arresting Han
nah Mitchell. whose name appears on the
Recorders docket this morning she being
an African feminine. weighing some 200
pounds, and somewhat oil the shoulder.
The struggle was II fierce one, but Ben.
being always successful in such cases,
came out FIRST best.
BULLION FOR AssAY.-Van Wyck &
Sanchez received to-day, for assaying,
1894 ounces of crude bullion. Conrad
Weigand received. for assaying, 257
ounce
Arrivals md Departures.
ADVANTAGEOUS.
DEPARTURES - Via Placerville - Mrs
Cav, W II Bremen. G l Lansing, W Lech-