Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-20
Departures.
By BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

PACIFIC RiILRoAD--Reliable informa-
ton is received that the rails. will all be
laid to Hunters Station within the next
twenty days, and the cars make regular
trips from Coburn's Station. In July
next the track will be laid to the near
est airline point from Virginia city
and BY that date, the gap between Co
burns and Cisco, eight miles, II be
completed, making continuous commu-
nication with Sacramento. II is Storm
ing now on the moutains, which will
hardly interrupt work at Camp No, "a,
where q bridge is being erected, which
is the only inpcdiment to the running
of the iron horse to Hunters from Co
burns.
PIpEas' OPERA HousE-"S Sam drew
another good house at its fourth pre-
sentation, last evening, and was rem
dered with excellent effect. The play
has certainly been n great success, aud
become a great fayorite with our thenter
goers. It would stand u run'o II few
nights longer, but it has been decided
BY the management TO remove it for the
present, and substitute Arrah.Na-Pogue
which will be placed upon the stage
this evening.
LADY BRYAN BuLLIoS.-Wc noticed at
Wiegand's assay office this morning,
over $500 ounces of crude bullion from
the Lady Bryan mine. Under the eii-
cient management of John Rule, Super
inteudent Of this mine, so long esteemed
w~ild-cat.aud 6t only to scratch all who
touched it, has become u substantially
productive mine. II we had n few more
such Independent stsnnch men to take
Wildcat by the claws, the bullion yield
of Washoe would he larger.
New ROAD AT SILvER.-Mr. Ray, OF
Silver City, havin. purchased about
IL, 900 tons of tailings below the mills
at American Flat, is now constructing n
road from there down the canon to Sill
yer, in order to have the aforesaid tail
ings worked in some Of the mills at that
point. The road will strike Gold Canon
Just above the Sierra Nevada Hotel, and
prove a great public as well las private
convenience.
SECURE Your SxATs.--A great rush
will doubtless be made to the Opera
House this evening, to see the great
play Of "Arrah. Na-Pogue.". Half the
seats in the dress circle were engaged
last evening, for tonight, therefore all
intending to bring ladies with them had
better 60 to the box afice of the theater
at once and secure seats, which can be
done without extra cost.
STAGE UrsSr.-The incoming Over.
land stage, owing to IL defect in the
road, upset yesterday afternoon near
Cold Spring, about one hundred miles
from here. Fortunately non OF tho
passengers were hurt, exccptn lady who
got one Of her wrists slightly scratched.
stage was SOON righted and came
on to Virginia, arriving this morning al
the usual hour.
Stages AND MAiLs.-The California
stages via the Bonner Lake route were
expected to arrive in Virginia at
o'clock P. NJ. to-day, with full loads Of
passengers, mails aud express matter.
The route is all right once more, and
stages and cars make their regular trips,
MArNEE.-A grand matinee will be
given at the Opera House tomorrow af
teruoon. This will give the little folk:
and ladies aud gentlemen who are una
BILE to attend the theater during the
evening an opportunity to see Mr.,
wheatleigh in one Of his best characters,
ButLloN.-There was shipped. from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill Office,
this morning. 81 bars of bullion,
weighing l,600 pounds, and Of tue as
sayed value Of SAB, 1886 IS.
BuLLIoS.-yan Wyck & Co., Colo
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, 6,2lO ounces crude bullion
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegand Co., Of Cole
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, s,3ll uncss crude bullion.