Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

the lower or 500 foot level. This ore
was decidedly rich; in fact there was
not the smallest piece but what showed
more or less black sulphurets of silver,
and IN many specimens native silver was
TO be seen. The rock we saw would
work from SEQ to $50 per ton, at least,
and perhaps much higher. How much
there is Of this quality of rock is difficult
to conjecture, rs but little has been done
yet to prove its extent. But one thing
is certain-it proves that the lode at
that depth contains even richer ore than
has been found above. Stock in all the
claims in lower Gold Hill has gone up
in consequence of the strike in the
Crown Point. On Saturday evening the
Yellow Jacket was quoted at Se65, and
yesterday it vas Sl,l00. On Saturday,
Belcher stock was quoted at SIP; yes
terday i. was held at $3.50, showing n
decided improvement in the price OF
stock all along that part Of the ledge.
SILVER BzSD.-Last evening we were
shown by Jas. 0rndorf, n letter from
Silver Bend. II was written by his
brother, Tip 0rndorf, who is now keep
ing the Pioneer Saloon in the new town
of Belmont. Orndorff and his partner,
Jake Fisher, are old and well known
Virgiuians, sojourning in that place. he
writes that Dave Buel has sold out HIS
whole right, title and interest IN the
noted Highbridgc claim, also his mill,
town lots, etc. 1t is thought he received
between two and three hundred thous-
and dollars in coin, for the property.
This is a small amount il the mine IS as
big a thing as it has been represented
to be.
RxAp.-It will be seen by an adyer-
tisement, under New To-Day, that our
friend Dan Lyons has opened Il saloon,
nearly opposite the 0pers House. We
will not attemp, 10 tell what a clever
gentleman Mr.. Lyons is, for he is too
~well-known 10 require any word from
us. All we desire 10 do, is 10 let the
Gold Hill bows know where they can
find him. Dan keeps the best Of beyer-
ages and cigars, and waits on the boys
himself. He has y reading-room with
all the latest files of papers. Let those
who thirst, go to Lyons Retreat, and
have it q~ueuched.
Coop ORpER.-Since the Opera House
has opened, there has not been one
fourth the amount of DRINKS and disor-
DERBY conducts as there were before.
Men 90 TO the theatre and spend the
evening, after which they so home.
When there was no place for them TO so
they spent their evenings in drinking,
and as a result, the ~station-house was
filed every night. Max is doing much
for the morals of Virginia. This morn
ing all there was on the docket Of the
Police Court WAS one id.
ASSISTANT ASSESSOR. - Mr.. Louis
Houck, Of Gold Hill, has been appoint
ed Assistan, County Assessor of Storey,
by Mr.. Krudschnitt. Mr.. Houck is
An old resident of our Town, and is a
gentleman Of excellent integrity, as we
know from several years personal busi-
ness connection. We doubt not but
that in his business as Assistant Assess
or. he will be as acceptable to our tax !
PAYERS as any one that could have been
appointed. |,
YET THEY CoME.-Among the arrivals
this morning by the Bonner Lake route,
was Mr.. George Pardey and lady, both
Of whom are we'll and favorably known
to our theatre goers. They will soon
appear at the Opera House. George is
one of the most pleasing actors ever in
the State and will be welcomed by many
warm friends. Capt. Clarkson says
there Is another large batch coming
over the mountains in = day or two.
FINCH s.-Among the most accommo-
dating men in Gold Hill, is Tom. Finch,
and the way he manages to accommo-
date his numerous friends is, that dur
ing the past muddy Winter he has kept
n saloon on each side Of the street, as
nearly opposite one another as possible.
Finch always keeps on hand the best
brands of all kinds Of liquors and cigars,
also tobacco, and many kinds Of fancy
articles as well as co~nfeetionarieS.
GoISs AwAY.-Edward Ellis, the man
who was Injured some three months
since in the north Yellow Jacket mine,
started below this morning for medical
treatment. He has suffered q great deal,
and had exhausted all his means; but
the ssboys," a few days since, raised
among themselves several hundred dol
lars and presented it to him, in order to
enable him to 60 to the Bay.
TURN VEREIY.-At the last regular
meeting of the Gold Hill Turn Verein
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term, ending July 4th, 1861;
F. II. Decher, President; Ed. Schaeter,
Secretary; George Hauck, Treasurer;
+. Fern, Collector; F. II. Decher, Teach
er of gymnastics; Chas. Tickner, Stew
ard.
Orn Folks CoycERr.-The Old Folks
Concert at the Gold Hill Theater last
night. for the benefit Of the N. E.
Church, was very largely attended, n
passed off in a very lively style. Anotn-
er, with an entire change of programme,
will come off this evening.
ARE You LucxY.-white & Mitchell,
at their saloon, have a meerschaum pipe,
which is large enough to hold a paper
Of tobacco, on exhibition. 1t will be
rallied off on next Thursday evening.
The man who wins it ought to be
smoker.
OPERA. HoUsE.-The play of the Hid
den Hand will be presented this even
ing at the Opera House, where Stone'
the chief of eccentric colored indiyid-
uals, viii give those who attend
chance to have a good hearty laugh.
TURN vEREIS BALL.-The Turner'S o
Gold Hill will give a Grand Ball at the
Tbes,er, on Monday evening, April 22d.
Great preparations are making Tor the
event.
N,c.pAmzrSG. = Main street, Gold
Hill. from the Express Saloon down, ISL
bs;np Macadamized, and appearances
indicate that it will be beneficial for our
ousrtz-hauling everyday work.
,.uo., IThia ComDany 1