Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-04
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Jas Rorland. ] Butler.

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Ault, Miss ] Connors, C Fowler. A E War
F Kleupfer, E L Higgins, 6 Hancock.
Mrs Conners, Chas Corners, C H Baker, S
Davids, Chas Moore, A r King, 5 Williams,
Miss S Corners.
PipER's OPERA HoUsg.--''O Our Amer
lean Cousin +" was repeated nj the Opera
House last evening, but although well
played, neither it nor the time honored
aftcrpicce of the "Swiss Cottage sue
ceeded in attracting IN overlooking or
enthusiastic audience. This evening
there is TO be an entire change OF pro-
gramme and the great sensational play
Of "Uuder the Gaslight" will be
placed upon the stage in all its glory,
with properties, scenic effects and
everything complete, boating scene,
wharf rats, ferry boats, the dashing,
rafting railroad tram, madly thunder
ing across the stage, and all that sort Of
thing, including also the one armed
soldier, Snorkey," who is helplessly
down to II rail by the bloody vii
lam Byke," in order that he may have
his head ground of by the passing
train. II certainly is the most sensa-
tioual aud exciting play ever presented
on that stage, and calls for u crowded
house tonight. No extra charge for
reserved seats. Secure them early il
you would have good ones.
FAST RIDING AT GOLD HILL.-A gay
feeling individual connected with some
mill down the canyon, was amusing
himself about 4 P. Il. yesterday, by reck-
le.sly riding up and down Main street,
horseback, at q breakneck pace. lie
ran into a team or so, but did not sue
coed in getting himself or anybody else
hurt. Officer Fitzgerald arrested HIM
and took him before Judge Hall. There
being no town ordinance against fast
riding. be was discharged, and for some
little time aftcrwsrd cavorted about up
and down street again, just rs he saw
fit, apparently rejoicing in the freedom
Of the town. Our town dads should
pass some sort of an ordinance having a
special bearing in such cases.
LATEST EASTERN LIrERAruRE.-Lillic
L Co., the we'll known and popular
ne~wsdealers, s~tationers, ETC., c street,
Virginia, supplied us this morning with
the following latest periodicals, maya
zines, etc., just received per mail from
the East: Harper's Weekly, Frank Les
lies illustrated, Scientific American,
Harper's Bazaar, New York Clipper, New
York Ledger, Sporting Times, National
Police Gazette, London illustrated
Chimney Corner, Every Saturday,
and Harper's, Demorest's, and Ballou's
Monthly Magazines for September.
Plenty more of the same sort to be
at Lilies, together with numer-
Gus other good things, cheap for cash.
Call and inspect.
AccErrABLE READING MATTER. -
Boegle the ever enterpris:ng and con-
siderate, Boegle Of the Virginia Post
office News Depot, favored US this morn
ing with the following choice and ac-
ccptable reading matter just received
with a huge amount Of similar litera-
ture, fresh from the East per latest mail:
illustrated London Times, Hurpef's
Weekly, Frank Leslie's illustrated,
Harper's Bazaar, Days Doings, lllustra-
ted Police News, Harper's Monthly Mag
azine for September, N~,tional Police
Gazette, New York Ledger. Boegle
has a few more left Of the same sort,
besides other things for sale at the
lowest living cash rates.
IxPERrAL-ENpIRE SHAFr.-Should the
present known dip of the Comstock in
the Imperial and Empire mines at their
lowest levels continue, the new shaft
sinking perpendicularly will cut the
east wall of the ledge at the depth OF
1880 feet. The shaft is now $50 feet
deep, and being rapidly sunk deeper.
The sinking will probably be continued
until the shaft cuts the ledge ; mean.
while drifts west to the ledge will be
run from the shaft, the stations being
one hundred feet apart. The tenth
station at the l,0O0.foot level will be
commenced when the shaft ia fifty feet
deeper than it is now.
OFFICERS OF THE CLrB.-At the
meeting of the Second Ward Union
Club, Virginia, night before last, Mt the
Grant and Colfax headquarters, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen 5. I. Gage
was elected President /; T. Elkus, Vice
President {; Charley Brooks, Secretary
Will II. Burial, Treasurer; Dick Pad
dock, Sergeant.at-Arms, and F. A. Tri-
tie J.. V. B. Perry aud Geo. |. Lammon,
as a Finance Committee. The meeting
was addressed by Senator Stewart and
Judge Hayden, Of Lyon County, both
OF whom made earnest and telling
speeches.
ILL.-A telegram was received ye'ter'
day from San Francisco, stating tina
our townsmau, Gen. John b. Winters
was quite i'll with q fever, and was con
fined TO his bed. His wife arrived OF
the steamer on Wednesday, and founc
him sick. HIS many friends will regre
to hear Of his illness.
Honss, SADDLE y RiSo R~ArrLss.-
The rattle Of the horse and saddle vii
po,itiyely take place at the Express S"'
loon, Main street, Gold Hill, to'morro"
Saturday evening, and that Of tho dia
moud ring on Tuesday evening next
Stockholders please take notice.
Bu.LroS.-There was shipped fro"
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Gold lIill ofic'
this morning I sacks OF bullion
weighing 545 pounds, and Of TN
value Of $l5,s6o 81.
BrLLloS.-C. Wiegaud 4 Co., OF Gol'
Hill and Virginia, received this morn
ing, for melting and assay, ''So'
ounces crude bullion.
BuLLroS.-Gold Hill Branch ASA!
office of E. Ruhling h Co., received In,
morning for melting And assay $50
ounces crude bullion.
vEaY RIcH ORE.-Some extrnordinar!
Sun. foam the lOypl