Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-02
THE EVENING NEWS.

AusoEuasiouaA nosoA, ourS sueet. n
the rear of the shop, in a shed, next tn,
end Of the building, was q large box o
waste paper, which was set on FIRE
when the flames were communicated Il
the ceiling Of the main building. whel
discovered, the flames had alread,
burned up to the ceiling of the room
The Police and others succeeded in get
ting the flames under without alarming
the Department. The FIRE was uu'
doubtedly kindled by an ~incendiary
Shortly after the Ere in the barber shop
on c street, was extinguished, another
fire was discovered on B street in the
rear of the Washoe Billiard Saloon,
Dave Evans discovered the fire and put
it u before any damage was done.
Coon wISE.-For the information Of
families in Gold Hill, we would state,
that Fraukel, stone store, has on hand
several casks of old and superior Por'
wine, which can be bought by the quart
Sr gallon. Many of the housewives
during this hot and oppressive weather,
complain u good deal Of weakness, de-
bility, aud lassitude, and they hardly
know what is the matter with them,
Now, il they will occasionally during
the day take a little of this excellent
Port wine with a little ice, or cold wa
ter and nutmeg, they will soon discoye
a remedy. We know Of several ladies
who have tried it, and they are not i'll,
nor do they complain Of debility. A
superior light wine is healthier now
than at any other time Of the year.
HAypsoMg AMI FrrrISG PRESENT
Father Mouogue, of st. Mary's Church,
Virginia city, was presented this morn
ing, with n very valuable blooded mare,
oy one of his appreciative friends and
admirers. The animal is about six
wears old, stands nearly or quite seven
teen hands high, is of an iron gray col
or, very gentle and kind, and from ex'
c~ellent stock. viii travel q mile 10
two minutes. 1t is a well chosen gift
for presentation to a clergyman, whose
calls and responding labors p%srochial
keep him almost necessarily on the
march. May the animal long be of ser
vice in carrying the Reverend Father on
his errands Of love and mercy.
OPERA House. MELoDEoY.-A splendid
Dill of fare is furnished forth at this
place every evening. The new conner,
Carrie Simoas, made her FIRST appear
auce last evening. She was cordially
greeted, and her singing encored. The
Virginia Mummy is a capital farce,
and il is played up TO the coffin by Leslie
aad Ravuor. Remember that q matinee
will be given tomorrow afternoon, for
ladies and little children, and none but
respectable people will be admitted to
che dress circle.
Coop ORI.-We are informed by those
who know best, that u large body OF
excellent ore has been struck in the
north works of the Yellow Jacket COM
pauy. Our informant says the mine at
the present time presents a better APP
pearance than it has done for the past
two years. A large mount of very
rich ore is being hoisted from the south
shaft daily. All the mines of Gold Hill
that are being worked in the lower
levels are looking well.
SINGULAR EscAPE.-Seated beside Mrs.
Krutsschnitt, in the s~tage-cosch, was
Miss Neagle, one Of tho teachers at st.
Mary's School. Miss Neagle is e
sighted and wears spectacles. She was
thrown right over the deceased, and
against the top of the stage, but sus-
tanned no injury Whatever. Even her
specs were not moved.
Personal---very.. II. D. Lathrop has
arrived home, and is heartily welcomed
bv his friends and acquaintance Of his
parish. We have appreciated him, by
a sense of loss during his absence. Gold
Hill is fortunate in having for a resi-
dent and active pastor, the most elo-
quent preacher in the Episcopaldenomi-
nation on this coast.
WRosG PLAcE.-Tbs Ladies Fair,
which will mmenc on next Monday
evening, for the benefit Of st. Patrick's
church, will come off at Theatre Hall,
instead Of Armory Hall, as has been
stated in our paper. Theatre Hall is
the place, and next Monday evening the
time. 1t was first intended to hold iii
Armory Hall.
DR.. GrLLER.-This great H~ighbridge
mine proprietor, was in Virginia, on
Yesterday, and thence proceeded to his
brother Soils, at the Truckee Meadows.
The doctor has got a splendid mine n
Eastern Nevada, and Lew. Moore has an
agent whose virtues are innumerable,
and, for the most part, nameless.
The BALL OF THE SEAsoS.-We would
call attention to the fact that the grand
ball Of the season comes off on the sth
of the present mouth, at Russelrs Hotel;
be sure and make your arrangements to
be on hand, rs there will be a good
time, and the best supper ever seen in
Gold Hill.
LARGE FUSERAL.-Mrs. Kruttschnitt
was buried in the Silver Torrance MA
souicy buryiug-ground, Virginia. Over
sixty carriages were in the procession,
besides many on horseback. The terri
BILE calamity did, indeed, cast u gloom
over our communities.
So BELIEvED.-That owing to the re-
ported and real "good times" in this
county, we have now among US a large
number Of the most experienced and
desperate thieves and cut-throats that
ever blessed any prosperous communi'
ties.
KrSrucK MISE.-The works on thii
mine will shut downina few days, wher
new reels, etc., will be put in, n the
whole works oyerhauled. Mr.. Thomp'
son has a large force of men at worS
preparing the timber'.
BLACK CRooK.-This melodeon wal
crowded last night, to see the RivaI
Mazzeppa. Tonight, Miss Amanda
Lee makes her irst appearance at ths