Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-02
THE EVENING NEWS.


a fine bill will be presented, consisting
Of the comedy of "The Unequal Match"
and ''Gramond Brig" In the FIRST Mrs.
Jackson will appear as Hester Craze
brook, and in the latter NJ. J. Murray,
"a amateur, will take the par, of Jock
Howieson The play, il will be remem-
bered, was introduced into California
by Mrs. John Wood, and by her rem
dered very popular. II is said by COM
petent critics, thar Mrs. Jackson eIcels
Mrs. Wood as Hester Grazebrook. The
play is full OF amusing incident, while
il has a clear aud wholesome moral. In
the character Of Blenkensop, Harry
Jackson is uuapproachably funny.
SINGULAR CONSEQUENCE. IL is said
that If you throw a piece of soap into
one Of the "Steamboat Springs" the wa
ter will change from a quiescent state
into a re ging s'boil and bubble" condi-
ton. II is said that the mere sight of
piece of soap will set Snarleyow fran
tic. II makes the poor creature froth
at the mouth, and show other symptoms
of hydrophobia. It is supposed that If
his centennial incrustations were re-
moved, il would be ascertaiued that be
peeled down 10 an ininitesimal atom of
6lih-quiutesseuce-scale by scale. The
Chinawoman whom be recently insulted
IL reported 10 have reeked fearful re-
veuge on Shauker, by singing a piece
Of CASTLE At his worst facial volcano.
GRAND LARcEyY.-Ia San Francisco,
John Kelly is under arrest on charges
of grand larceny aud forgery, both of
which crimes he is accused Of having
committed in Silver City. Kelly stole
= check for 500 made to the order Of
Patrick Crowley at Silver City, on Wells,
Fargo / Co.'S agency; forged Crowley's
endorsement and drew the money from
John W. Grier, the agent of the bank.
When arrested he had 5000 in his pos
session. A requisitiou is said TO be on
the way from Governor Biasdel, and
upon It's arrival be will be brought back
for trial. We made mention of the par
ticulars OF this case several days ago.
CAR OF SrArE.-0ne Of the very pref
ties, features of the Fourth of July pro-
cessiou in Gold Hill, will be the Car of
S,ate-thirty-seven young misses repre-:
senting the Union Constellation Of
States, each one dressed in white, and
each having an inscribed flag OF the
State she represents and in the midst
of the group will be seated the Goddess
of Liberty. The fairy occupants OF the
Car will discourse patriotic music as
they pass along with the procession,
and some time during the exercises at
the Pavilion the representatives Of the
States will siLg the patriotic song en-
titled America
AMERICAN MINING CoMPASY.-This is
the name of a newly incorporated min
ing company, whose claim and works
were formerly known as the North
American, out on the American City
grade, and adjoining on the south
the Sam-Overman premises. Mr.. e. A.
Lackhart, II practical mining engineer,
aad withal q very honorable and relia-
BILE gentleman OF extensive experience IN
mining operations on the Comstock, has
been appointed Superintendent OF the
Nine. We hope TO hear Of good develop
men,s in the way OF silver-oricks from
this new enterprise.
MrssAaE FROM THE SESArE.-Capsain
Kirkpatrick, Of the new Senate Saloon,
Opposite the News ofice) yesterday
sen, US a large lot Of acceptable ines
sages" Oh q tray, consisting ola ftsk
Of Old Bourbon, a pitcher Of lemonade,
half a dozen glasses Of sherry cobblers,
ETC., all deliciously iced, and done up
nice. They we're specimens Of the bey-
erages which the "Senate" produces TO
order. The printers of the News Office
luxuriated. Thanks, Captain, MANY
thanks-ior the weather was very warm.
ANOTHER MISIxG ACCIDENT As we
20 TO press, we have heard Of another
mining accident. AtHbout one o'clock,
a leave" occurred in the Kentuck
mine, burying n miner, named William
Fox, (popularly known as Billy Fox.)
It required prompt and energetic exer-
tions to recover him from the mass Of
ore-and rs we iudite these few lines,
we are unable to state whether he is
alive or not.
WILSON NIyISs DIsrsicr.-Frcm City
three and one-four,h tons Of ore from
the Midas mine, worked the Pioneer
Mill. owned BY Captain Pray, the yield
was S4,752 95. THIS is about $50 %
per ton. The Wilson lower tunnel has
struck the lead latter running about 500
fee,) eight feet wide, of good looking
ore.-Carson Appeal.
GAysaryr is the modification Of liv-
ing aesn. Transfers should know that
sore shoulders, sore uecks, sore backs,
and all kinds Of fptid sores are gangren-
Gus, aud that Hammers Collar Gall
Ointment will heal up and radically
cure the worst sore in the world 10 from
one to three weeks.
Henry RIFLEs.-Fred. Schpnaman 4
Co., C street, Virginia city, opposite
the PostoHice, have just received a large
and splendid lot of all kinds Of superior
cutlery, guns, pistols, and the celeorat-
ed Henry rifles, Of which they are the
sole agents IN this State. Just drop in
and examine their. splendid stock.
BALL AT H PIUrE SALOON AS the
Fourth OF July festivities generally COM
on the evening Of the third, it
should be borne in mind that aBall will
come of at the Piute Saloon, Lower
Gold Hill, on Wednesday evening. See
advertisement in the News.
SwEsyY GUARDs.-The. Guards will
hold a meeting at their Armory on
wednesday evening. We understand
that the Sars6eld Guards will be the
gues,s of the Sweeny Guards on the
Four,h-and that in the afternoon they
will take dinner together.
Bio M~osEY.-wells, Fargo Co. ship
ped from their Office. in Gold Hill, dur
ing the mouth of June, the handsome
sum Of S54S, POS 20. The shipments
r.. ~. ron,b If July will, in all pro-