Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-28
THE EVENING NEWS.
Aoaoss rur PtAIxs.-George Bal.


Acaoss rHE PLAISs.-George Bal
fourd, oae of a party Of four or Eve who
LEFT Carson for Montana two years ago,
returned. to Carson, day before yester-
day. Previous to going to Montana,
Mr.. B., vas for, four years in the employ
of Mr.. Gibson OF this place. After a
brief residence in Montana, he went to
L~eavenworth. From the latter place,
nine weeks ago, be started with q train
coming this way. On their journey,
one night about 2 o'clock all the ami
mails of their train were stampsded by
Indians. At the risk Of his life, while
bullets were flying thickly around him,
he succeeded in heading and turning
back the mules, which ran again into
the corral-his own animals, five horses
and the only ones in the train, escaping
with the. Indians. After two years of
wild adventure George" returns to
Carson as his home, hale and hearty,
but with less Of this worlds goods than
when he took his departure. He re-
ports towns spriuging up like magic at
each terminus, for the time being, OF
the railroad. Wells, Fargo & Co., bring
on s~torehouses already framed and lum-
Der fitted for putting up, and the next
day after their arrival they are in u con-
ditiou TO receive freight on storage
Carson .iPpeai.
wEExLy BuLLIoS.-The following is a
statement of the amount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
mast week: From the office Of Wells,
Fargo / Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 6,655 pounds ofassayed bullion
valued q, Sl44, IT'S so; from their Office
in Gold Hill, 2,5Os pounds, valued at
S75,O3l so. The amount of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is as
follows: E. Ruhliug 4 Co., 22,6l5
ounces; Theall 4 Co., l2,2ll ounces; Lee
opold Kuh, 3,l0s ounces Van Wyck &
Co., Gold Hill, 22,9ss ounces; II. Har-
ris, Gold Hill, 1851 ounces; Wiegand &
Co., Gold Hill, 1859 ounces Geo. w.
Dorwin, Of Virginia, $500 ounces.
RELIGIOUS NorIcEs.-There will be
service in st. Johns (Episcopal) Church,
n this town, tomorrow afternoon, COM
meucing at 81 o'clock. Rev. o. w.
Whitaker, of Virginia, and Rev. A. f.
Hill, of Folsom, California, will oficiate
the latter preaching the sermon.
Sunday school az . o'clock, P. N. Rev.
Mr.. Hill will preach, forenoon and eve
ming, ut the Episcopal Church, in Vir-
giuia. Bishop O'Connel will preach in
st. Mary's (Catholic) Church, to-mor-
row morning, at IL o'clock, Mass. Rev.
Mr.. Taylor will preach in the Presby-
terrain Church, Virginia, tomorrow fore
moor and evening. Father Meagher will
preach in St. Patrick's Church, in this
town, to-morrow at IL o'clock, Mass.
SHOOTING CLuB.-The Gold Hill Shoot
ing Club will have a grand pigeon shoot
ing match, commencing on Sunday,
October 9th, cas-, Of the Divide, near
the dump Of the old Gould 4 Curry
tunnel. The club has now on hand iye
hundred pigeons, and will have three
hundred more by the time the sport
commences. There will also be pistol
shooting for chickens. Lots of sport is
expected.
BLACK CRooK.-Thsre is where the
weary go, rest and enjoy themselves.
None go away dissatisfied. For this
night there will be a programme that is
exceedingly promising. No dead-heads
admitted. Even reporters OF the press
must not disguise themselves if they
want to ''pass.' A genuine paying
audience for a genuine performance.
Every item on the bill is so better as
goot. So Begle says.
CRAcHED.-The bell in the tower of
ST. Mary's Church, Virginia city, is
cracked, and consequently its tones are
not so sonorous as formerly. The Grand
Fair, which is to take place next month,
for the benefit Of the church, Will I'M
doubtedly bring in funds for a new and
powerful bell. The sounding Of ST.
Msry's, at the cardinal hours Of the
day, is a matter Of great convenience to
ali the people of Virginia.
TOTAL SHIPMENT OF BULLIoS.-The
total amount of bullion shipped during
the past week from Virginia city and
Gold Hill was 9,l6i pounds, worth
S2l9,2lO loan improvement over the
shipment of the previous week. The
total number Of Inc Of bullion re-
ceived for assay during the week at the
several offices in Virginia city and Gold
Hill was sl,95s.
McCLusKEY's MELoDRoS. A full
house last night, and an excellent per-
Torrance. A long programme is out
for to-uight's amusement, and a full
house may again be expected. Maggie
Brewer, the s~prightly and popular little
songstress and d~sucist, Of the Opera
House, made her first appearance asst
night, and was we'll received by the au-
dience.
Towy TAxEs.-All taxes for town cor
p~oration purposes, for the fiscal year
1867, will have to be paid by six o'clock
on the evening Of the Both, orthsy will be
delinquent. Marshal Cummings, who
is ex.oficio tax-collector, desires all
persons interested to walk up to the
Captains office and settle.
SELLING Orr.-Archsmbault Il Phil
lips, two doors below the Post ONCE
block, are selling off a splendid stock
of dry goods of all kinds, at very low
prices for cash. They say they are SELL
ing at lower prices than the goods cost
in San Francisco. Good time to buy
cheap for cash.
P~IcroRlALs AND MAGAZINES. Club
buck Il Phelan, Gold Hill Post Office,
have ~ full assortment of all the latest
pictorials, magazines, novels, song
books, pictorial AIT. illustrated almanacs
for 1868. Give them a call; this is Sat
urday night, and you will need some
thing to read besides the daily papers.
BlsHop Krp.-This Episcopal prelate
i. expected here next week. He will
dedicate St. Johns Church.. in this
town, and wnkpresch and administer
the rite of confirmation in Virginia city,
Gold Hill, Dayton and Carson, during
his stay in this State.
SrAGEs.-Wells, Fargo & Co. are