Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-24

a half dozen of Indian ponies stakea
in the u~eighborhood Of the camp,
there can be but little doubt that the
dances'were Of the tribe whose once as
sumed leader Dogget ''civilised' INTO
States Prison. Near eight o'clock, a
large crowd oil spectators had gathered at
the corner ofB and Sutton avenue, win
many smaller parties in the neighoor-
hood; TO whom the scene presented
on Spanish Ravine Crown was evident
Iy very entertaining. We overheard
many remarks which Indicated that
many of the spectators appreciated a
romantic glow in the picture. One gen.
tleman said that il reminded him OF q
scene described by Cooper whereat an
otheriudividual, a teamster putin: Eyes,
Cooper was telling me about that, this
afternoon" referring TO the hayward
man, whether for a joke or under =
Misrepresentation we could not positive
ly learn. We did not keep heap look
At the Red mans camp after 8 o'clock
but we were told that the ball closed at
about nine O'Clock, when a larger fire
than before was raised, and a par
ties were formed, and the early piety OF
SITS. Anthony and Paul was practiced so
long as the movements on the mountain
could oe seen.
TIE JuYIArA MSE.-Thsre is good
news from the Junists mine, at Aurora,
which is likely to give new life and Wig
or TO that almost totally dilapidated re-
yiou. A letter was received in Gold
Hill this forenoon from John D. VIM
tiers, the principal owner of the Juniata,
which states that one hundred tons OF
ore have been worked, and that the
cleanup shows q yield Of three thous-
and dollars, or thirty dollars per ton OF
the ore. This is certainly cheering
news 10 the stockholders, some of whom
reside in Gold Hill. The mine, too, is
said 20 look fine. A little Gold Hill en-
r applied to outside mining districts
sometimes effects startling develop
ments.
NcCLusxEY's MELoDEoS.-This place
OF amusement continues to draw crowd
ed houses-and everybody who attends
suioys himself. Nothing vulgar, moth
ing smut,y, nothing in the least out OF
the way Of propriety. Many Of the most
respectable, and straight-lsced, gentle
men in town visit the Melodeon to pass
n few hours in looking on and laughing
at the comicalities, songs, dances, and
ecceutricities Of the performers.
Sr. MlRY's.-A new school building
is being erected in the north yard Of the
Asylum, for the accommodation of the
orphans and pupils. Scholars received
freq any part of the State. Boards OF
County Commissioners are reminded
that, under the State Law, the expense
of sending orphans to the Asylum is a
charge against the State Orphan Asylum
Fund.
PorAroEs.-The Virginia city papers
complain of the scarcity and high price
of potatoes. There are lots Of them in
Gold Hill. Mercer & Tucker this morn.
Sng received a mountain schooner load
OF splendid Observation-Disclosures the
Carson Valley rsnchers have been bring
ing small loads every day Of the week.
BrLvrpEar.-This Summer Garden,
Just east of Virginia, and not far from
the Provost Guard Headquarters, is at
tracing large crowds every Sunday, and
preparations are making TO have a hne
time to-morrow afternoon. Omuiousses
will leave the International Hotel, cor
ner Union aud G streets every half hour
for the Belvidere.
TIE LAST Cause.-The Board OF
Equalization, of Gold Hill, are in session
to-day for the last time, between 2 and
8 o'clock, P. u. This is the last chance
10 talk 10 the Town Fathers 10 have
sour taxes raised, if you so desire and
If they are too high, now is the time to
get them down.
PACIFIC Insurance CoNPASy.-The
best aud safest Insurance Company on
IN. Pacific coast. We can recommend
II above any other; and people DESTROYS
of effec,ing a policy csn do so BY calling
on ". n. Blauvelt, Bank Of California,
Gold Hill, who is the Agent.
RxL,otoUs.-Rev. T. E. Taylor will
preach tomorrow in the Presbyterian
Cbuech, Virginia, C street, at II o'clock
M. and 7 l-2 P. n. On the first Sab
bath 10 September there will be COM
munion service.
ST. JoHs's CHURcH.-Ssrvice as usual
tomorrow ip the morning at II o'clock,
in the evening at 8 4 o'clock. Sunday
school at l2l. Mr.. Lathrop's farewell
words will be spoken in the evening.
Hale L NoRcRoss.-The frame OF the
new hosting works is up. The con,
nection has been made between the OLD
and new works
BuLLIoy.-There wal shipped from
,yells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill once,
,his morning, 3 bars Of bullion,
weighing $50 pounds, which is valued
at S., 223 SO.
BuLLros.-van wyck & Co., Gold
Hill. received this morning for melting
and assay, 1884 ounces crude oullion'
o,rsA HoUsr.--Max Walters troupe
are nightly greeted by large audiences
Joe Murphy has proved a great card
swrExy GuARDs.-0ur local Military
company are requested to meet at FOR
Homestead this evening.
BGst..-He has the Herald Of Hsalt"
for sale a journal which should be sub
scribed for and read by every parent.
MrssAoEs.-There are messages IN
the Telegraph Office for B.. J: Lynch,
and D. C. Hsig, care George Waters.
GoLD HILL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
the Postofice will be open from 9 to II
A. N. OIL Sundays.
HEAr.-In our town, to-day, the Their
nometer at noon stood at $50 in Silver
City, at $40.
"Hls LAST LEss."-see Harry Cour.
tame. in this roaring comedy, 1t Max
Walters, tonight.
TEE RIVAL HizrPrAs-or beauty IN.
adorned; st the Black Crook Melodson