Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-26
III EVENING NEWS.
Tuesday :Evening,-----..Nov. %, 1867.
DESPERATE ArrRAY.-In yesterdays

Tree ngnt among some miners occufriuk
at u hotel down town, but not consider
ing it Of any very great Importance die
not give any particulars. Between fou'
and Ave o'clock p. NJ, however, after
our paper had gone to press, it seems
the affair assumed q tragic phase. The
quarrel was renewed at the same place,
Russell's hotel, in the lower part oil
Gold Hill-bctween Ike Hubbel and
John Laddy, which eliminated in Hub
bel drawing u revolver, and knocking
Laddy senseleSs with il upon the floor.
He beat him over the head with it, after
he was down, in u terrible manner
Hubbel was arrested by officer Hamlin,
and placed in Jail. Considerable ex-
citemeut was created in the vicinity,
and various accounts are given OF this
sad affair. We merely give the item,
leaving the true merits Of the case to be
decided as they will be, through Judicial
investigation. Drs. Hall and Weber
were called in and attended the wound
ed mar. On examination they iounu
his skull badly fractured, the fracture
involving the left parietal bone near Its
union with the frontal bone, boil inner
and outer tables being fractured, wouhu-
ing the jura mater very near the lonG'-
tudiual sinus. He was subjected 10 the
operation of trepanning, II near!
handful of fractured bone was re"o.eN;
The scalp was also very mucn o'" S..
and cashed. He was still alive III '"ss
accounts, but his chances for recover!
were considered very slight.
Masonic CEMETERY. The Masonic
Cemetery, on Silver Terrace, near VIZ
vinia city, already presents a very hana
some appearance; though, as ye'' i''''e
in the way of ornamentation has oeen
undertaken. 1t is laid out in n mover
shane. the point being to the a 5 n
The base 70 the west, with q circular
carriage drive, mostly graveled IN the
center, with connecting drives Leading
n i, from the entrance gate at the west
and 10 various parts of the plat. inc
whole of the ground within the incios-
nre has been neatly leveled and only
needs shrubbery aud verdurc to present
n most beautiful appearance. Eariy
next spring a pipe will be laid and wa
ter carried upon the ground, when tne
adornment now lacking can DO supPiieu'
STRIKE IN THE CRows PoISr.-Ihe
excellent deposit of good pay ore just
struck in the Crown Point, OF when We
made an item in Yesterdays NEWS, was
found in the northeast drift at the 'Vo-
foo, level. and within - few feet OF tue
Eentuck south line. The deposit en-
tends toward the south, increasing IN
width, and the indications arc deciueut!
in favor of its being rich and extensive;
The finding of u large deposit OF soou
paving ore at such a depth Is one "
most encouraging circumstance 'm",
Unable. next ouly 10 the rest Oh tue 'v'u
Hin mines, but also to those on 'ue
other portions Of the great ComS'oeA;
Nav il be as good as it promises, ana
long may it continue.
4 C,yE!A CAVE This morning
when the great stampede Of stages, pug
c;es. quartz and other wagons, TOOK
place in Virginia city, Spalding's saloon
was full Of people, rs it always is ABOUT
Iuncb time, and when the stage.coach
broke down the awning, a generai cry
of q n cave, a cave" vas raised IN tue
saloon. A general stampede among the
lunchers and imbibers took place, ana
they dropped their plates, kniveS anu
forks, and glasses, and ran u the o"eA
way as if the devil was at their heeIs,
and hardly a soul was left in the saloon
4 bys,ander informs US that 1t was tue
most comical sight he has seen IN VIZ
ginia city.
THANKSGIVING DrSSER.-As it is a
time honored custom to have a general
feast of good things on Thanksgiving
Day, Andy Welch, next door to the POST
Office, has laid in o large supply oil t1r-
KEYS, chickens, pigs etc., n also the
material for plum puddings, cus'ara
pies. and everything calculated to SUIT
the taste of the most refined epicure.
Let all those who wish to nave Il g00a
dinner remember Andy's Restaurant on
Thursday, for he is justly entitled 20
his high reputation for getting up good
things in the eating line.
THE PLuNNER.-The Daytouites gave
this queer specimen Of a fankee-hi-
bernic-Teutou a good reception last
evening, the hall being well filled with
ladies and gentlemen. He gave them
one Of his best and funniest readinSs,
and they all went home feeling rich ana
bappy. Plummer attends to the Car
son,tes this evening, and will speak o
niece TO the Gold Killers to morrow
evening.
EXCELLENT ORE.-Specimsns Of ore
rom the Silver Star lead, Washington
District, recently brought in from there
ASSAY as high as S3,s35 so per ton,
principally in silver. If they have got
plenty of that out there, what better
could they ask? The ledge averages
seven feet in width.
MASONIC ELEcrIoy.-Escurial Lodge,
F. and \. NJ, held its annual election
for officers last Saturday evening. The
following gentlemen were elected: Sam
B. Ferguson, W. NJ; Hiram II. Conklin,
S. W.; Samuel Owen, ]. W.; Thomas
Parker (re-elected), Treasurer; j. G.
Bloomer (re-elcc,ed), Secretary.
BENEFIT OF THOMAS WEsr.-Thomas
West, a very worthy and respectable
vounp a who had the misfortune to
lose one of his legs some time since,
takes a benefit at Piper's Opera House
This evening. A large number OF tick,
cts have already been sold, ana no Will
have a good house.
A wAsuoE CHAMPION cuE'-hrans q
orndorff, of the washoe Exchange Bill
lizard Saloon, are getting up a champion
cue, to be given % the best "oiiiiara.
ist" in this State. The u VIII COS
$3.50, and is to be played for some time
next month.
A SENSIBLE IDEA.-Under the direc'
ton of Chief Edwards, the worst portions
ofSouth c street, Virginia, are being NIL
ed in after q most excellent style, WIZ
waste rock from the Chollar-potosi
a