Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-14
n EVENING NEWS.

worse hior than came over the noun
,ains after the California election-''you
bet" Ye ancient washoe zephyr has
come 10 town-''you u bet high on
that" He's been travelling through
Gold Hill all day, and a large portion
of the procession has got to Virginia
.sbet yer bottom dollar" He's very
lively on smoke-staeks, stove-pipes,
~balmorsls, hats won on election, ayes
and noes, horse-tails, blsck-crooks,
awnings, ~liberty-poles, black cats, coat
tails, bob-tails, politicians, gin-sliugs,
my Mary Ann, Pluuger mine, Police
Courts, Hayes, Russel's new sign, Nc
Cluskey's melodeon, the lower level
or any other man.. (There is a probs-
bility of there being some dust in Cold
Hill. lift keeps on
FIRENES's ToRcHss.-The other even
ing, Charley Foreman and Capt. Taylor
presented Liberty Hose two heavy brass
tiremen's torches, each weighing ten
and u half pounds. They are nearly all
solid metal, the oil bowls swinging on
journals, and are decidedly useful at
night in case of FIRE. 1t was quite II
foresight on the part OF the dou6fs, as
u FIRE is quite as likely TO happen at
night as in daytime, aud neither Of our
hose companies have had q fremau's
torch. A friend Of the company has
ordered a neat stand made for these two
ornamental torch lamps, to be set in the
hall Of the company.
WEEKLY BuLLIoS.-The following ais
statement OF the amount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week: From the office Of Wells,
Fargo s Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 1880 pounds ofassayed bullion
valued ut sos, 53S &c; from their office
In Gold Hill, 1927 pounds, valued al
S36,325 81. The amount OF crude bull
lion received for melting and assay IS as
follows: E. Ruhling < Co., 2i,5i2
ounces; Theall / Co., l0,sl6 ounces; Lee
opold Kuh, LIS ounces al WycS &
Co. Gold Hill, roses ounces; Il. Har-
ris, Gold Hill, 2,l40 ounces; Wiegand &
Co., Gold Hill, 1892 ounces Geo. w.
Dorwin. Of Virginia, 43I ounces.
P~SRsoSAL.-lt is reported that ''Pix'
OF Carson, will visit thi, county pres
emily, bu, whether in his new capacity
Of Mormon Elder, or not, is not known.
He is now engaged in working up the
items for n Deficiency Appropriation
Bill. ~. B.-We expect to have due
notice and be armed against his arrival
"Morg" il az the Warm Springs, with
Ln --n.l nNlAl AAra
john James and Controller Parkinson
passed through town on Thursday.
They stopped At the Bank and cashed a
check for $3.50, which proved 70 be
good, and went on their way with
enough to get through the toll-gates.
THAr'LL Do.-At u certain ''watering
place" in or adjacent to this State
:'in," probably well known citizen
and his wife Itook board" for a week.
At their FIRST breakfast Nj. inquired
of the keeper Of the hotel where Mr..
-, his partner in the hotel, or bar
keeper, WAS. "He has just come in
from u morning hunt" vas the reply
s'he brought IN TWO hares." The lady
guest put in: eyes, | found them in my
biscuit" Served the boss right, for
putting on airs and calling iackass
rabbits hares.
WISpY.-Quite so, last night. Blew
down a wood shed, in the eastern
slope" of Virginia city blew down a
flagstaff in the northern part OF Virginia
city blew a bale Of hay to pieces that
wa. lief, out carelessly in the hayward;
blew in a window-sash in - house in the
rear OF the Episcopal church, in Vir-
ginia and George Smith says it made
him blow. The wind has been lively
all day, to-day.
PERsoSAL.-Uncls Joe Trench has ar
rived from over the mountains. He
came up TO Gold Hill from Silver in a
quartz ~wagou-,he stage-driver~ refusing
TO carry him because he's too heavy Tor
a s~,age,eoach. Uncle Joe expects to
remain on this side Of the mountains
this Fall-,o get the fat OF him.
SQUADS at Frisco are too much for him.
BRoxEy.-The large colored glass
show lamp, in front Of McCluskey's
Theatre, was accidentally broken TO
pieces this morning. Two horses had
been hi,ched to the lamp post, and u
gus, of wind scared them, so that they
pulled the post, lamp and all, down.
Hois, her up again, Mike, no use being
discouraged.
CAp-A-piE.-The Overland stages now
20 out with loads Of passengers who are
bearers of loaded weapons, but whose
coin aud gold watches are said TO De
Ensured" II is 3 marvel that the
Austin stage has not been robbed OF
large sums many a time.
Co-opEsArIoy.-w We have received a
letter from n " Miner" which we VIII
publish on Monday, concerning the pro-
prie,y and advantage Of many iaoorers
clubbing together before a weather
sets in, and purchasing . winters sup
ply of -four and fuel.
pLAyyEp.-we have been shown the
plans Of a new hotel, to be erected IN
Virginia, next season, sufficiently com.
modious to handsomely lodge and
usuit" 80 b~oarders. The ground has
been purchased, and negotiations Tor
work and lumber are pending.
SlcxSEss.-Grsat deal of sickness re-
ported in Silver City and Dayton.
Chllls and fever prevail on the Carson
river. DR.. Hszlett, of Dayton, says he
has never known so much sickness in
hi. neighborhood, at this time OF the
year.
MAX wAtrra's.-Crowded last night,
on occasion of Maggie Brewers benefit.
Tonight, Johnny Tusrs, Charley Rhode:
and other recent arrivals are expected
to appear.
BLACK CRoox.-If the weather be
warm or cold, If politics rage or simmer
this place always holds its jolly
crowd Of patrons.
YELLOW JACKET HosE.-This company
will hold an adjourned meeting THIS
evening. Business Of Importance re-
o,;ros all the members present. .