Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

sousH VI ~ ASAAS" v0SAeb uiuV
have been shut down for repairs, which
have been very extensive. Instead Of
the whole work Of hosting and pump
ing being done by one eugiue, it will
hereafter be done by three-two new
engines Of sixty-horse power, each hav-
ing been already put up, aud which are
calculated to do the hosting, while the
old Corliss engine will be used for
pumping exclusively. Three new reels,
weighing four tons each, and measuring
ak feet across the danges, have taken
the place of the old ones. In short,
everything in connection with the works,
excepting the engine formerly used, has
been removed, and new and more pow
erful machinery has taken its place.
All the car tracks on top Of the ground
have been torn up, and new and more
substantial ones have taken their place.
Tomorrow morning the works will
start up, with everything in the most
complete repair. Ia fact, the south
Yellow Jacket hosting works are now
second to none in the State. The pres
ent condition of the mine and works
reflects great credit on the officers Of
the company.
GOLD HILL THxArRr.-On Saturday
evening, our local Theatre will be
thrown open for n frst-class theatrical
performance by the Stone & Beatty
Troupe, who have just returned from a
very successful professional tour to
Austin. The play selected for Saturday
night is The Pearl of Savoy or, a
Mothers Prayer" Amy Stone appear
ing as Marie, the Savoyard Girl. 1t
consists Of Ave Acts, sensational and
musical, and is really a beautiful and
instructive evenings entertainment. We
hope 10 see many of the women. of Gold
Hill 90 to the theatre on Saturday eve
ming, as the opportunity so seldom ofers
10 see a really good performance. Amy
Stone, too, is one of the most gifted
actresses that has ever visited our State
while Mr.. Stone, the Bsatsys, and the
rest Of the troupe make up an excellent
company. There will be a good orches-
ira in attendance, as the Play abounds
in music aud dancing. If the ladies of
Gold Hill will just make up their minds
TO have q full house on Saturday night,
1, will be crammed. We hope they riH.
Remember, the company plays only one
uight-aud the play is ave times more
interesting than the Circus-to which
everybody, his wife and the babies furi-
ously rushed for two nights.
PipER's OPERA HousE.-Mar. Walter
for some time past has endeavored to
please the people Of Storey county, by
what is termed the legitimate, and for a
time the Opera House was full, but the
people soon became tired and wanted a
melodeon. Max, ever ready TO cater to
the wishes Of the people, started for the
BAY, saying: "You holds on apout
eight days and | shows you some tings
like what you never sees pefore 10 dish
town" And sure enough, within the
specified time, Max was on hand with
as good, if not the very best melodeou
troupe ever in the State. The perform
Ance is not made up of old stale jokes,
As melodeons usually are, nor is there
ANY vulgarity, but there is plenty OF
good singing and dancing, spiced up
with a great many local puns, and any
quantity Of new anecdotes, which are
told in q mastery manner. The Opera
House is having eight new boxes placed
in the Dress Circle, where persons may
be entirely private and secur from pry-
ing ewes. The effort Max has made to
please, should meet . warm response
from the people. If you want a good
laugh, go the Opera Melodeon and be
cured.
The Nrw GOLD MISEs.-The Salt Lake
Vsdsus of July 2lst says: ave learn
that Col. Bright, Special Postal Agent,
has arrived in town. He is said TO re-
por, tha. the mines are good; that the
quartz lode discovered is a rich thing,
and the placer diggings as far as open
ed, were paying from fifteen TO thirty
dollars a day. On the strength of the
late accounts numerous other parties
will star, for the new Eldorado to-mor-
row aud next day. We also learn that
numbers OF those who left here have
crossed over into the Wind River range
looking for the precious stuff, and ru'
NOR is-without any reliable touuda'
zion, however, so far as we know-tha'
they have also found rich quartz ledge.
and good placer mines"
Crown PolSr. The e hosting
works OF the Crown Point are beins
pushed forward TO completion will
great energy. The frame Of the mali
building is already up, and preparation
are being made to put the %mschiner,
in place as soon as il can be done
The works when completed will be sim
liar to those al the south shaft Of thu
Yellow Jacket, A large proportion o
the old works have been torn down 4
give place for the new. The mschiner.
however, has not been disturbed an
the work Of hosting ore continues a
usual.
UNION MARxEr.-0n Saturday morn
ing, JET. Wilson will open the Unio'
Meat market, below the Union scales
which has been closed for a week--fe
repairs. JEFF is one Of the ''bully boys
Of Gold Hill-and is a judge Of goo
beef, pork, mutton, veal, sausage, etc
being a tenth cousin of !" Jake keiser
from Spring Garden" de says tina
the new customers Of the Union marSe
will be prompt in settling their bee
bills every month, he will give her
better meat, and more OF it for shei
money, than they ever knew.
PAsisrAy LENoyApE.-H. y. II. Brown
travelling agent for the sale of the abov
named article, is in town. lively,
cakes that dissolve into IL glasses 0
excellent lemonade are neatly boxed
convenient for carrying on a trip, o
handy 70 have in the house. We hav
tried the article, and pronounce to
beverage delicious. Try, yourseli
Also. raspberry cakes, same as lemon
warranted to keep in any climate.
Gotp HILL TUNNEL CoSPASr.-At tn
annual meeting of the Gold Hill Tunnel
inc Gold aud Silver Mining Compsn!
Md at San Francisco, July 20, 1857
the following gentlemen were unsnl
mously elected Trustees OF said Con
nsny for the ensuing year; Aes'r;
Camille Martin, P. G. Venasd, F '
Wsasner. O. Corr, q. Notz, R. Wegsne'