Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-05

E SA 49, W. 49,
They ran all night, and created trouble
wherever they went In the various
places Inhabited by the numerous frail
fair ones Of that section. About 5
o'clock this morning u Of them stood
in the middle Of G street, near the
copper Level" and amused himself
with bombarding the front Of Miss
Elizabeth Hayes quarters with stones.
He smashed three lights out Of her front
door, and went of in a hurry down
street, somebody firing a pistol shot af.
ter him as he ran. Nobody hurt, and
no arrests made. From the way things
are running in that neighborhood we
shall expect to record somebody being
killed soon, when the way the District
Attorney, Chief Of Police, Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen, and other city dig
nitaries, to say nothing Of the local re.
porters, will come to the rescue and
peremptorily insist on putting a certain
city ordinance in force, cleansing that
particular locality, will be truly refresh
ing to contemplate.
PIpER's OPERA HousE-THE MIN
srRrts.-The great attraction at the
Opera House-the California Minstrels
continues undated, and that temple
Of the Muses. contains a happy, well
pleased audience every evening. The
best vocal and instrumental music, best
dancing, and best general minstrel en-
t%ertaiument ever given this side Of the
snowy Sierra is there to be enjoyed.
George Goes, by reason OF sickness
in his family at San Francisco, is now
necessarily absent, but will return to-
morrow, when the new and famous OPP
cratic piece, the "Grand Duchess Of
Gerolstein," will be placed upon the
stage. This fine piece had q long run
in San Francisco, and created u great
sensation. This evening a most excel
lent bill Of fare is offered, and another
crowded house may be anticipated. See
programmes.
THE NEW TELEGRAPH LINE. - The
new Atlantic and Pacific States Tele-
graph Company have completed their
line from San Francisco to Sacramento,
and expect to have it completed across
the mountains to Virginia by the mid
die of September, so we are told by
General A. Cadwallader, advance agent
for the company, who is over here at.
tending to their interests in this Sec
ton. He was down to Dayton n dny or
two since, to see about the feasibility
of extending o branch line to that place
by way of Gold Hill and Silver City.
The importance to the public of another
good telegraph line can hardly DO over
estimated. Cheap telegraphing is what
is wanted. Let US have it, and more
than all, let us support il.
Horse Misunderstanding to scarcity
Of dumping room, the Yellow Jacket,
Kentuck, and Grown Point Companies
have built q railroad, extend
ing from the Yellow Jacket south dump
around the hillside to a point opposite
the Segregated Belcher mine, for the
purpose of transporting their waste be-
You'd the town limits and out Of every
way. Horse cars, large enough
TO hold twelve or fifteen common a
loads or more, will be used, each mine
its separate place for dumping
into the large receiving cars from the
small mining cars. The large cars are
now building, and will be running
about the middle of this month.
FRox BoEGLE's News DEPor.-The
,yer energetic, en.erprising and nttcn-
i've Boegle, of the Virginia Postothce
News Depot, corner Of G and Taylor
streets, Virginia, this morning sent US
the following acceptable reading matter
Just received per last mail from the
East IIarper's Bazaar, Frank Leslie's,
Pleasant Hours, Gleason's Literary
The Sketch Book, ~lllus.ra-
ted Police News, National Police Ga
zette. Being situated within six feet OF
the PostoGice delivery, his facilities for
receiving the very latest news are un-
rivalled. Call on Boegle.
SPECIAL CoMNIrrEE.-The Committees
at the last meeting Of the
First Ward Club for the purpose Of
making arrangements for tho reception
of the Senators from the Pacific coast,
will meet atthe room Of Gibson i Cross
this evening at y P. N. sharp. Names
of committee First Ward-W. D. G.
Gibson, J. Y. Paul, W. |. Cummings, H..
Crandall and J. II. Mills. Second Ward
&C. n. Mcwilliams, o. H. Gray, D. P.
Pearce; E. G. Cook and J. ". Anderson.
DrscIpLrs OF FAusr.-Several Print
ers, with their families, from the Sacrs-
mento Union office, are over ut Emerald
Bay, Lake Tahoe, rusticating, fishing,
hunting, and enjoying themselves very
pleasantly. They have been over there
for about W. weeks. Mr.. Hickok, for
mcrly publisher Of the Sierra Citizen,
and his family, are among the party.
BARRETT AND McCULLoUGH.-We are
informed that these eminent dramatists
and tragedians will arrive over the
mountains in u day or two, but whether
they will open for a theatrical enter
taiument at Piper's Opera House, or in
some outside town, deponsnt saith not.
GETTING WARN FOR THEM. - Tho
"~uuainching opposition" Of the N. A.
S. S. Company is getting very warm for
the old monopoly line, and we believe
every lover of fair play should patron
ize the opposition and Others that keep
prices down to q reasonable rate.
THEATRICAL TRoUPE.-The Opera
House Dramatic Company have me.
with excellent success at Dayton, Car
SON and wherever they have been. They
played at Washoe City last evening, and
will do so again tonight.
BuLLIoy.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Gold Hill office
this morning 0 sacks OF bullion,
weighing 74s pounds, and OF the
assayed value Of Sl7,ss5 GO.
BuLLIoN.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of E. Ruhling l. Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 49,
OTIS ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegaud L Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting