Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-19

A BREAK DowN.-This forenoon, on
Main street, opposite THE Corner Sa-
Loom" u large quartz wagon, loaded,
had the misfortune to break the from
axle short of at the shoulder. The
teamster told US that il was the third
time an axle had been broken on the
same wagon within the past three days.
The rocky and rutty street At the pres
en-, time makes it very expensive team
inc, from the fact that there is n great
deal of breakage. At all the black
smith shops there are wagons that are
waiting for repairs. All along the road,
in Lower Gold Hill, are broken wagons.
But so soou aS the roads get better, our
teamSters will make some money.
The BALL.-The Ball at the Athletic
Club Rooms, Virginia, last night, was
one Of the largest and most agreeable
affairs in the city. Although the COM
psuy present was so large that but little
room was left for dancing, all seemed
to enjoy themselves in the highest de-
gree. There was not An intoxicated
person present. which scarcely could be
looked for on such an occasion.
MAX Is CoNIxG.-Max Walter has sue
ceeded in securing the M%artinetti troupe.
i. This troupe is spoken of by the press,
and all who have seen them perform, TO
be one Of the best on the coast. Max
Walter is determined to give q better
show than he ever has done before. He
will probably open on Friday evening.
This troupe is bound TO draw large
houses.
THAT SHAFr.-This morning, AS we
came down from Virginia, we noticed
that that shaft of which we made men,
ton a few days since, on the Divide,
was still open,a and some one had walked
so near the mouth of it as to break OH
the edge Of the wall, the dirt falling into
the shaft. Unless it is attended TO,
some one will fall in il. Take warning.
COMPLIMENTARY. As the Sweeny
Guards passed the News office, yester-
day afternoon, after their return from
the procession and exercises in Virginia
CITY, they gave three hearty cheers for
the Gold Hill News. All right, gentle
men. The News has given q good many
cheers for the Guards in days gone by.
DRrxxs.-Last evening, in Virginia,
there were a great many persons intoxi-
cated-the most of whom, however, had
commenced carly and were worn out be-
fore a very late hour. But few arrests
were made IS more leniency was given
in consequence of its being - public day
than on ordinary occasions.
Cur.-Geueral Cass, last night, while
passing along Main street, slipped and
fell, his hip striking a piece Of broken
bottle, which cut him quite severely.
DR.. CASTOR dressed the wound, and the
patien. is getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
Coon WoRK.-The rough places in
road on the Divide are being made
smooth by filling in the mud holes with
rock from the waste al the various dumps
near by. The road from Gold Hill to
Virginia will o be in good order
again.
IT is a known fact that A. J. Besls
takes very fine Photographs, and in fact
all styles are beautifully taken at the
Gold Hill Photographic Gallery. We
advise all who want a perfect likeness
TO give A. J. Beals a call.
DIEp.-B. F. Bourell, generally known
as "Balty," and for a long time a resi-
dent of Gold Hill and Virginia, died in
Sacramento last evening, at 6 O'Clock.
He was a member Of Engine Company
No. l, Virginia.
The SuprrRs.-The San Francisco
Restaurant and the Barnum Restaurant
nroyided the suppers last night for the
hall AZ Theatre Hall-and we learn tha'
both were kept very busy from twelve
10 three o'clock in the morning.
STARTED AGAIN. aight's line o.
omnibusses have again commenced &c
rup between Gold Hill and Virginia
For several weeks the roads have beer
an had il was almost impossible 10 MAKE
the trip with empty wagons.
BuLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill office
this morning, 10 bars Of bullion
weighing s6i pounds, which IS valued
at $780, 6o 81.
BuLtIox.-van wyck & Co., Colo
Hill. received this morning for melting
and assay, 1881 ounces crude bullion.
THEArRE.-The ball at Gold Hill
Theatre Hall, last night, was very large
ly attended.
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