Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-10
H EVENING NEWS.

crowl if Tophet freezes over. For some
time past, the San Francisco newspa-
pers which should arrive in the mails by
the stage from Carson every day AT ten
o'clock, have m~iscarried about twice a
week. The boat sometimes does not
arrive At Sacramento in time to connec,
but We happen to know that the boat
and mails which left the Bay on Satur.
day evening, did arrive in time to be
sent on Monday morning from Sacra'
mento. No San Francisco papers o
Saturday were left at the Gold Hill
Post 0Hce on Tuesday. Now, there il
II screw loose somewhere, and if We car
find on, where it is, We shall certainly
inform the proper Post Office agents gu
this coast. The fault is either at Car
son, or al Sacramento, ard possibly In
misplacing the mail bags between here
and Carson. This is not = growl.
The MINERS UNION BALL.-To-mor'
row night, at Fort Homestead, the
Miners Union Of Gold Hill will give a
Grand Ball, which promises TO be the
largest gathering Of any that has ever
been given in this town. Every prepar-
alton Is being perfected to make 1t a
pleasant aud agreeable gathering, aud
u benefit to all who may attend y. Cool
and beautiful moonlight weather u
splendid band of music; all'the latest
quadrilles, cotillious, waltzes, polkas,
fancy dances, etc., and a splendid sup
per! Besides, our honest miners Will
make il = special point OF doing credit
and honor 10 an occasion wholly under
their own control aud direction. There
will and we say there must be u splen-
did party at For, Homestead on We'd
uesdsy evening. There will be a larger
number Of beautiful and we~ll-behsved
ladies a, the ball tomorrow evening
than has aver been seen 10 Gold Hill.
LITTLE NrLL.-This pleasing little
.ongs,re,s, il is reported, is talking Of
getting up a Melodeou Of her W in
Gold Hill. This is all ice have heard
concerning two Melodeou, in Gold Hill.
To gre advice is not always appreciated,
but we will venture. Little Nell il
pretty, intelligent, aud a modest little
actress, aud deServedly a fayorite with
sudience,-and she had better continue
At NcClu,key's theater-even ii wages
are moderate. Il takes q good deal OF
money to get up n Melodeou, aud 8 good
DEAL more 10 run one.
MAX wALrYR's.-Come OUT! come out!
eope out! Joe has TO stand treat, eI-
ira, three or four times every night.
When he delivers his stump speech the
audience are held in breathless atten-
ton until the conclusion of the persona
ton, when Joseph is saluted with thuu-
ders of applause, aud the ~councilmen
from Red Mountain rush into the green
room from the private box and ask leave
10 shake him by the hand. Tonight is
the last appearance Of Joe Murphy in
Virginia.
CtAxGBAyG.-A recent importation
from San Francisco, a Chinese gambler,
has opened a new chebang in China
town, Virginia city. He commenced
bis loud invoca,ions a few days ago, and
made night hideous and the neighbour
hood distressed by an Internal, kettle
drum, cymbal, gong and triangle quar-
tette band. The white folks who reside
within a block or two have appealed to
the authorities for an abariug Of the
nuisance.
To BE RAFFEED OFr.-Alarge picture,
now on exhibition st Tsylor's Saloon in
this town, representing the "Lover's
Letter Bor,"-a lady placing a love let
ter ia the hollow OF a tree. The foliage
of the trees, around, are Of very rich
coloring, and pisplay considerable tai
emit on the part of the painter. $50
tickets, at 81 each, constitutes the
"list" for the rattle, which II soon to
take place in Virginia.
BEyEFrr-LApIvs' NIGHr.-Miss En-
rne Miles aud A. ]. Talbot have q joint
benefit tonight, at Max Walters, Vir-
Siuia. or course there will be extra
doins; and Joe Murphy will appear for
the last time. Miss Emma Miles is a
yery graceful d~snseuse, and q most eI-
cellent lady in privac life. Talbot IS
very popular as a minstrel, aud has
pieces TO speak that are decidedly orig
inal. He will illuminate tonight.
LocAL.-Last evening, at half-past
eve o'clock, we counted seventeen teams
from c,lifornis,-wish back-acsions,-
moving on Virginia in a line reaching
from the the Sierra Nevads claim 10 the
northern summit Of the city. Short
ly afterwards we noticed that Coopers'
HAY Yard was OVERLOOKING seven
teams in the street. Goods are coming
in very fast.
McCtusxEy's. = Good houses every
night, and everybody enjoying them
selves. Lots o: fun last night, and ex-
~cellent performances. Several new per-
formers will appear this evening-swo
being lady performers. There Will oe
lots of new talent shortly. Go tonight
aud hear Quinn in his s~ide-splitting
banjo solos and comic songs.
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS has recently been
opened BY Mrs. Conrad Wiegand, on the
Tuuuel Road near Fort Homestead.
Mrs. Wiegand has had a large experience
as a teacher, and 10 parent ever makes
a better investment of money, THAI by
giving his child u good education. A
circular can be obtained by calling at
the Gold Hill Assay ofice.
BLACK CRooK.-If, you think the So
iourners in Virginia do no, like Melo-
"
deou sport, as a straight thing, drop
into Black Crook aud be converted in
your vie VS. on that subject. The audi
ence there "rejoice" greatly every
night, irrespective of political tidings.
A new bill for to-night,-the Circassians
being placed on its last legs last night.
YELLow JACKET Hosr.-0n Wednes-
day evening, the members Of Yellow
JACKIE. Hose Company No. 2, will hold
their regular mouthly meeting. The
members are requested to observe
a. sharp time" rs the Miners Union
Ball comes of on the same evening.
ButLIox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this morning, 3 bars of bullion,