Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-22
HI EVENING NEWS.
A SuGeEsrIoy.-w have heard it

which are located IN Gold Hill Proper,
would make a profitable combination,
or consolidation, il they joined in sink
ing u shaft similar to the Empire-Impe-
rial. To illustrate: The Winters ground
has 80 feet: the Consolidated Company
has 81 feet, and the G. II. Q. VI. & NJ.
Co. has l3 i-l2 feet-maSing altogether
81 4-l2 feet for a consolidated company
in what has heretofore proven itself the
richest chimney on the Comstock ledge,
As they are now, they are hampered for
room or space wherein to operate bene-
6cially for themselves separately !
whereas, If they consolidated, they
would have plenty of room, and perhaps
one-third of the expenses would be the
figures TO extract the. same amount Of
wealth. II strikes us the suggestion is
- good one, aud we make it in good
faith, If the business managers OF these
mines will only so consider it. Such a
consolidation would create II big divi-
dend-payiug company, and as these
mines are all doing well, particularly
the G. H. Q. Mill Co, they could GER
tainly afford TO sink u big SHAFT ike the
Empire-Imperial, east Of their ground
They know the ores 10 be there, big IN
quantity and quality. Why do tue!
not prepare a work absolute IN It's ne
cessitieS?
New MELopgoS TRouPE.-A troupe
has been engaged by Max Walter and
will open at the Opera House tonight
Messrs. Harry Leslie and Harry Raynor,
who head the troupe, are veterans IN
the business, and throughout New Lea-
land, Australia and the East Indies,
even. they have travelled with great sue
cess, everywhere being well spoken OF
by the press. Besides these performers
we NAV mention Miss Grace Darling, a
very talented and popular actress, Miss
Maggie Moore, Jenny Moore and MISS
Maggie Brewer, all well known 10 the
f~reSuenters of old Music Hall; also
Miss Aggie, Miss Francis, Geo. Pardey'
Messrs. Melville. Robinson, Hamilton
westwood, 0ld6eld, Englebrecht, Rap
bingham and Ernst thinner. Messrs.
Leslie aud Raynor commenced an en-
yagement in San Francisco without any
flourish of trumpets, but soon were the
talk Of the amusement seekers OF the
town. They claim to be "ariiStS N
their line, genuine negro comedians
..delinea,ors," and do not depend on
c~oarseuess for their effects We IN
ders,and that there will De two ladies
nights" each week.
SHOOTING. A man IN Kelly
Deputy Constable and Special Police
man, shot u mau last night on b street,
near the Eugiue House OF No. 3. Kelly
supposed the man he shot was a thief.
The wounded man bled profusely, but
is not dangerously wounded. +. s.
Since writing the above, Geo. Smish in
forms US that the shooting did not take
place as at 6rs, reported to Us. II
seems that there was a mus in II sa-
loon near the Tahoe House, TO prevent
the progress of which Rough Hardy and
Constable Kelly iutertered. Rough
Hardy took his man, but the other ran
from Kelly, who fred and hit the fleeing
fellow iu the arm, fracturiug one OF the
bones. From what we can learn the
shooting was hardly justified.
..CuLrusr DExASDrpBy MODERN LIFE
is the somewhat indefinite title OF a col
lection Of lectures on educational sub
iec,s edited oy E. L. Youmans, who
contributes one lecture TO the volume,
and also u very sensible and valuable
introductory article on Mental Disci-
pline in Education. The other lectures
are BY such writers as Tyndall, Huxley,
Faraday, Herbert, Spencer, Pagas M
whewell, and are all worthy Of careful
~a,teation from those interested in edu-
cation. The volume is an important
contribution 70 this department Of lit
eraturs. 1, is published BY Appleton L
Co., New York, and for sale here by H..
c. Lille s Co.
To GOLD HILLsRs.-Goiug over TO
Lake Tahoe this season? Yes? Well,
that's Jolly. Old Gardner, who used to
keep the Halfway house, between Gold
Hill and Carson, has just opened d new
place called the Zephyr Cave Hotel,
three or four miles the other side Of the
G~lenbrook, which is going TO be the
Hotel for Gold Killers. Several parties
are arranging 10 visit there-as II is
said 10 be such a pleasant home, and
the landlord and his family such clever
people. Old Gardner, too, is said to
have such q pleasant, such a frequently
suggestive way about him, that the
men folks especially, say "he knows
how 10 keep a Hotel
Csoyy PoISr.-We learn that the
workmen in the Crown Point mine this
morning struck some very rich ore in
the lower level, eastern drift. Haven't
.een any; but only heard SO. See no
rood reason why they should not. Had
rich ore in upper levels, same direction
drifts. Shall try and find out by to-
morrow.
BLACK CRooK.-This place Of amuse-
ment has an undated run OF success.
|, ia well filed every night. The ven-
,~ila,ion is abuudant-the best ventilated
melodeou we ever knew. The dancing,
ballad singing, Instrumental music ana
the negro farces can't be surpassed.
UrAH-souxp.-A party in being form
ed in Virginia city to go % the Utah
gold diggiugs. We heard yesterday
tha, there was a $500 nuggetin Virginia
from Strawberry, but though we To-
ouired for It's exhibition we didn't see
it,"
CONSEQUENTLY. Sourdry, OF Vir-
GINA city, is one Of the correspondents
Of the French Consulate, at San Fran
cisco. VI. Andre Maute, Of San Fran
cisco, is another.
BULLrox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office
this morning, IL bars OF bullion,
weighing no pounds, which is valued
IT S2o,2lo IS.
BuLLroy.-van wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, IL, PA ounces crude ou'i'on'
CATHOLIC FArR.-Ths Fair for the
bsps6, of the Catholic Church in TINS