Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-29
(ING NEWS.
This morning, we

The street, non Taylor street, Virginia,
to the lower end Of Gold Hill, and as
far as we could see down the canon,
and along the American Flat and 0phir
grades was n continuous train Of
quartz-wagons. Some were loaded with
white ore, some with yellow, some with
black, and others with ore of a greenish
tinge. There is scarcely a mine, now in
active operation on the Comstock, but
what 10 taking out q large amount OF
good ore. Every available team is
pressed into the service, and all the mills
are pounding away as though they were
trying to make up for lost time. There
is, perhaps, more ore being milled and
moro bullion taken u at this time,
than we before in the history Of the
State. From all the outside districts
the news is Of the most cheering charac-
ter. One year ago the prospects of
Nevada was dark and gloomy, but now
they are decidedly bright.
PARrIcuLAR.-In Saturdays issue we
made An item Of the mines of Washing
ton district. Saturday evening we were
shown three assays, two made BY Rhu-
ling, and one by Leopold Kuh. The
two made by Rhuling, gave q return Of
S292 Is from one, and S20+ SO from the
other. The assay made by Mr.. kuh,
was from a piece Of cropping brought in
by Mr.. Mitchell from the American
Eagle, and gave a return Of $3.50 OIL per
ton, silver, and no gold. This ledge is
IS feet wide and contains the same char
acter Of rock from one side to the other.
This Morning several old miners of Vir-
ginia, left for the new District. We
made arrangements with one who has
no interests there, but who has been IN
the mines of this State since their dis
covery, TO give US a fair and impartial
opinion concerning them. 1t i, not our
design to excite Any one to 90 in search
Of rich mines which exist only in irnag-
nation. But if there are good mines on
the outside OF the C~omstock, it is a good
idea to get au interest.
A BExEYIr.-This evening Max Wal
ter will take II benei, at the Opera
House. The truth is, Max has had such
poor houses for the greater portion Of
the time since he has opened the Opera
House, that he is compelled TO take q
benefit in order to get even. This is
the first one he has asked for, and as he
has done all in his power TO furnish
those who are fond of amusement, some
place 10 go and spend an evening pleas
antly, now let the people of Gold Hill
and Virginia give him u rouSiug benefit.
One thar will give him some eucourag-
ment 10 strive TO give such entertain
ments as will be acceptable to all who
attend the theatre. There will be an
excellent bill out for tonight. We shall
expect 10 see the house filled in every
part.
CoxIxG Ix.-Every stage from Cali
fornia comes loaded down to the guards,
full on the inside and covered on the
outside. Those going over the noun
,aius have but few passengers, showing
that our population is increasing very
rapidly. A great many are going into
the interior of the State, while nearly
as many arrive from the interior and BY
Overland. We see a great many strange
faces on the streets every day, both IN
Gold Hill ard Virginia city. The rise
in stocks has given the people OF other
States new confidence in our mines.
Hundreds Of those who were "burns y
BY the wildcat stocks Of 1863 are COM
ing back TO take = chance in some OF
the responsible mines Of this country.
There is . good chance to get even, from
present appearances.
RrIGy OF Enthusiastically 8
roman Of this place became provoked
BY the conduct of a man, and concluded
to take the law in her own hands and
deal out justice according to the die
tAtes Of her own desires. Accordingly,
she stepped into the street, seized
boulder something less than a mans
head in size, and sent it st her sntago-
mis-. with great force. The missile COM
ing in contact with the mans ear, caused
him TO think he had been struck by q
thunderbolt. When women forget
themselves so far as to go into street
riots we are constrained 70 say, Wo-
man, thou hsd'st better 80 into the
house.
ELrcrIoS OF DrLEGArrs.-The cleo
ton Of delegates for Virginia on Satur-
day, passed off quietly, and resulted in
the election of the Edwards and Adkin-
son ticket in every Ward. Who will be
the candidate for Mayor no one knows
certain, so we have been informed by
those who profess TO know, and who
will be elected is still more difficult TO
tell. The nominations will take place
at the Courthouse tomorrow at L
o'clock.
KEEP IT IN MIxD.-Messrs. Martin i
Rspp will open their new saloon on next
Saturday evening, when they cordially
invite all their friends to give them a
call and take a glass Of beer. They
have been re-ftting the whole establish
ment, and now have one Of the most
coy places in town. Their lager is too
well known TO need any recommend
ton from us. AS tnere VIII DC Soou
time on Saturday evening at their place,
be on hand.
CLOUD BuRsr,p.-A cloud bursssd in
Gold Hill yesterday, but fortunately did
bu, little damage excepting to the bar,
rel. The water-csrt called "the Cloud"
in coming downthe street dropped into
a chuck-hole and was capsized, dis
charging its contents like a waterspout.
BrxrrIr.-To-morrow night the Ma
tionsl Guards will take a benefit at the
Opera House: From the many friends
that this company have, there will no
doubt be an excellent house. Notice OF
theJ play will be given in Tomorrow
issue.
LOST HIS Gux.-Steve Harmon, OF the
yirgini. Police force, on Saturday, &C.
cidentslly lost his pistol. Whoever
found il will confer q favor BY leaving
il at the station-house, or at Piper "a
loon.
OpsSISe.-we will open our new "a
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