Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-17
H EVENING NEWS.

iii hAAoNAANs
series of choice parties are to be given at
he Hall on Fort Homestead, the first OF
which will come off Friday evening, July
2eth, The names Of the Committee Of
Arrangements are a guarantee that the
entertainments will be al that could be
desired by the most fastidious, and the
place is by far the best in the country for
such q gathering. II is always cool and
pleasant. and this, with a full moon, choice
music. refreshments, will combine all that
can iduce to enjoyment, There will be three
or FIVE Of these parties as may be deemed
advisable. and well regulated and con-
Quoted. will supply to the community an
agreeable means for evening diversion.
Beaux and bellies must stir around and
make preparations for these parties. which
will equal any that have been held in our
town. Our friends in sister towns. who
like moonlight rides and delightful times,
will do well to remember Friday evening,
July 9th.
Circus LAST NIoHr.-Messrs. Lee &
Ryland gave their frs, performance in
Gold Hill last night, to an immense audi
enee. Every seat. and every foot of stand
ing and squatting room inside Of the i'm
mense nva was occupied and many
persons had to leave the door because
there was no room inside to accommodate
them. Another performance will be given
this evening, with a change of programme.
Regarding the performances last night, we
have no hesitation in saying that it was
the best Circus ever exhibited in Gold
Hill; and we doubt whether there was a
single person present (who IL capable of
criticising a real good performance) who
came away dissatisfied. Tomorrow even
ing the Circus will visit Dayton. and on
Thursday evening il will give another per-
Torrance in Gold Hill for the benefit Of
our Sweeny Guards.
HARRY JAcXsoN.-Harry is a good
clown. There is no ~disputing the fact.
But the hot weather, and the almost in
tolerable and poisonous dust, are very
damaging TO his throat and voice. We
ancerely sympathized with him last night,
when we knew he was doing his best to
please the audience. but his almost every
effort was a severe tax upon his health.
We have seen many clowns upon the saw
dust, during our life, and except their
vaulting and ~tumbling capacities. none
excelled Harry Jackson.
AccIDESr.-Yesterday afternoon, Jo-
seph Josephs, a young man employed in
the Chollar.P otosi mine, got his right foot
badly injured. He was at the fifth sta
ton, when the cage, with q loaded car on
il, passed up from below 10 that station,
where it was stopped. Ash settled down
into the catches, Josephs happened to
place his foot in such a position that it
was caught between the edge of the cage
and the landing, b~ruising and straininS
the foot considerably.
ACCIDENT AT THE NEVADA FOUNDRY
Mr.. Gray, at the above named foundry
Silver City. just before noon yesterday
while passing the nder-wheel, slipped,
and in thrusting our his right hand to
save himself got it caught in the gearing
of the wheel and lost two OF his fingers,
besides having his hand otherwise badly
injured. He had his hand Immediately
dressed and is doing well.
Buy Ir.-Frank Leslie's mammoth La
lies Magazine, splendidly illustrated can
be had q, Boegle's, Postofice building,
Virginia City. Buy it, ladies husbands,
lovers, with your gal in town., buy it.
Next to q bonnet as a gift, and a blame
sight cheaper.
FROM THE PLAINs.-A party OF emf
grants from Missouri, on their way to
California, arrived, on Sunday, at Carson,
and encamped on the Plaza. They are
the frss Of the season. They have been
four months on the road, and their AMI
mails looked pretty well jaded.
TRsScH's M1LL.-This mill, which has
been running so successfully for months
past, under the efficient management OF
Mr.. Horn, came to a dead stop yesterday.
on account of the breaking Of the cam
shaft. Two or three days will be required
to repair.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Gold Hill office, this
afternoon. 81 bars of bullion, valued at
$40. 7O5 ~, and weighing LACY pounds.
BULLION Edwards & Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, S,32S ounces Of crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-Yan Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 2,54S ounces of crude bullion.
BALL AT GLESBRooK.-A social party
will be given AZ the Glenbrook House on
the evening of Wednesday the 25th inst.