Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-05
THE EVENING NEWS.
A MINERS SrRrKr.-For a short time,

IN tue oa'aHe, NlrRiula CITY. Inc VIZ
GINA Miners Union went to the Curtis
Shaft hosting works, to the number of
perhaps three hundred, to enforce the
Union prices-four dollars a day to all
hands working below the surface.
Heretofore, we are told, soue Of these
hands have received only three and a
half dollars a day. Mr.. Bonner, the
Superintendent, has been over at Tahoe
for q day or two, but he returned be-
tween ten and eleven o'clock, just as
the "strike" was at its height, and
peace and quiet in the Curtis Shaft was
soon restored, but on what arrangement
we are unable to say-perhaps the de-
mand was acceded to. The Savage GER
tsinly ought to pay as big wages as any
mine on the Comstock.
SUPREME CouRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
day, August 3, ls67.-Full Bench
State Of Nevada, respondent, VS.. Bran
nan L Kelly, appellants. Argued and
submitted. Edwards and Wells for APP
p~ellant; Clarke for respondent. State
ex rel Geo. +. Jones VS.. Treasurer Of
the City OF Virginia, respondent. APP
plication for mandamus to require re-
spondent to pay certain city indebted
ness held by relator. Argued and sub
mitted. T. H. Williams for relator; ].
Seely for respondent. The Virginia
City Gas Company vs.. The Mayor and
Board of Aldermen Of the City Of Vir-
GINA. Both parties appeal. Argued
aud submitted. Seely Gas Company;
Cole for City of Virginia. Court ad-
journed to Monday, September 2, 1861,
at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
GorSG TO SALT LAKr.-We understand
that Cain L Clawson, Of the Salt Lake
Theater, have held u inducements TO
Mss Amy Stone to visit that famous
city, aud to fill an engagement at their
Thespian Temple. II is quite probable
that Miss Stone will accept the offer,
and may proceed hence in 3 very short
time. If she goes to Salt Lake, we can
assure our Mormon ~neighbors, and gen
tiles AS we'll, that they will be much
pleased with her, as a better actress
not even excepting Julia Dean Hayne-
never appeared on their boards; and II
she once opens an engagement there,
they will not allow her departure for a
long season. Miss Stone aud Mr.. Stone
, are now ia Gold Hill, and perhaps will
visit Lake Tahoe for q brief recreation
before leaving for Salt Lake.
FROM BLACK Rock.-Judge Goodwin
has arrived in. Virginia city from the
Black Rock mining district, up near
Honey Lake. He has eleven tons Of ore
from halfa dozen different lodges, which
he expects will arrive at 0phir city, and
which is to be reduced at the Ophir
mill. The Judge speaks very eucour-
agiugly of the Black Rock mines, and
thinks that this ore will yield hand
somely, which, if it should turn out to
be so, will certainly establish the char
acter Of that region as a rich and per-
maneut source Of wealth. II cost SllO
per ton freight to bring the ore in to
0phir.
HOUSEHOLD FURSIrURE.-The Sierra
Nevada furniture and bedding ware
house, l6 north B street, several doors
the other side of the International hotel,
kept by Mr.. J. l.. Moore, is perhaps the
best place in Virginia city to buy furni-
ture and good beds. His stock is large,
and Of all qualities and prices. People
who are replenishing their houses with
new chairs, sofas, lounges, bureaus,
washstauds, bedstesds, carpets, ETC.,
will do well to give Mr.. Moore a call
he is square and honorable in his deal
ings.
SATURDAY EvExISG.-The Stone and
Beatty Troupe gave q performance at
the Gold Hill Theater last Saturday
evening, to a good house. The play
was 1.-THE Pearl of Savoy" and it was
most beautifully performed-Miss Amy
Stone taking the principal character,
Marie, the S%aroysrd's daughter. The
acting gave entire satisfaction to the
audience.
SAVAGE SrocEs.-The stock Of this
company is quoted to-day for the first
time, under the new division Of shares,
ut $500 per share-equal TO $4,000 per
foot. The figures on the stock bulletin
look small, compared to what they have
been heretofore. But, "all same, John;
all same" The Savage is a great mine
greater than Solomon ever heard Of.
SABBArH.-The churches in Gold Hill
were quite well attended yesterday
and the ministers preached good ser
mons. We attended St. Johns Episco-
pal church, and heard a most eloquent
and instructive sermon by the Rector,
Mr.. Lathrop, whose presence Vas truly
welcome after his absence for several
weeks at San Francisco.
GRAND FAIR.-For the benefit Of st.
Patrick's Church. Opens this evening,
ut Theater Hall, in this town. st. Pat
rick's Church is a great ornament to
our town, as all can see. Come and
help the ladies pay of the debt incurred
in its building. Music, refreshments,
etc.
FRuIr.-The markets Of Gold Hill and
Virginia city are well supplied with all
kinds Of fruit, melons, eautelopes; and
any quantity of delicious vegetables
raised in this Stakeholder than CAL
ifornia vegetables.
FIRE HosE.-Yellow Jacket and Lib
erty Hose Companies have been putting
their hose in good order, within a few
days past, under the direction Of Chief
Engineer Lee. This is right.
SLAIS.-A Chinamau was killed in
Chinatown, Virginia city, on Sunday
morning, about two o'clock. Row sup
posed to have grown out of a game Of
d~raw-poker.
BuLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hin office,
this morning, l6 bars Of bullion,
weighing 1857 pounds, which IS valued
at $34,4l6 l3.
SILVER CRY BuLLIoS.-The amount
Of bullion shipped from the office Of
Wells, Fargo Co., Silver City, for the
month of July, was S4o,os5.
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