Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-08
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cious pavilion being crowded full. 1t
vas located at Fort Homestead, that
being found to be the most eligible To-
cality for ring operations, and the per-
Torrance throughout gave the same en-
inent degree of satisfaction which at
tended each performance at Virginia.
The Circus always has been and always
will be q grea: favorite with young and
old, a or gay. There is a fascina-
ton about it peculiar to no other species
Of amusement. This evening is the last
Of the Circus, at Gold Hill, rs it leaves
tomorrow morning for other localities.
FATAL MINING AccIDESr.-Last Sat-
urday afternoon Henry Bates, n carman
at the hosting works Of the Chollar-
Potosi mine, had run u car load Of ore
out to the dump from the shaft, when,
in attempting to empty it, the sudden
shifting Of u heavy boulder threw tho
car from the track over the dump, jerk
ing Mr.. Bates down with it. He fell
beneath the car and was so badly in
iured about the head and chest that,
Notwithstanding the most prominent
medical and surgical skill was called to
his assistance, he died yesterday morn
ing. He was a native Of England, aged
abou ut 80 years, and leaves II wife and
one or two children in Virginia City.
PRuIrs.-Strawberries, cherries, cur
rants, g~ooseberries, and "sich,' are
plentiful enough in our markets among
the fresh fruits coming in daily from
California, while the staple fruits, in.
GLIDING oranges, lemons, apples, and all
that sort Of thing, are duly abundant.
Pears have pretty much gone out OF
date, but we shall have plenty of last
years apples on hand even when tue
new ones Of the present season com in.
Apples keep better here than in Calitor.
mia, and in fact rs well as in any part OF
the world.
A New GOLD Hill INsTIrurIoS.-The
new blacksmith and wagon shop just
completed and started into operation By
Randall & Gladdiug, lower Gold Hill,
nearly opposite the Gold Hill Mill, is an
institution much to be %patronized and
appreciated by teamsters and Others ln-
terested. The shop is well arranged with
the requisite FORCES, benches, ETC., and
all kinds of wagon work, shooting and
blacksmithing is done there with neat
ness and dispatch. See their advertise
ment in another column.
YELLOW JACKET HOSE COMPANY No. ..
The regular monthly meeting Of the
above company will be held at the hall
Of Liberty Hose Company No. /, in ac-
cordaace with advertised notice 10 au-
other column, on Wednesday evening
next, at s o'clock. An election OF OH
GERS for the ensuing year will be held,
and other legitimate business trans-
acted, therefore all members are earn
es,ly desired to DO promptly in atten-
dance.
DENTISTRY RE-oPENED.-Dr. G. b.
Hammond, the Dentist so long and ia
yorably known to the public OF Viz
piuia and Gold Hill, US will DO seen BY
advertisement in another column, has
re-opened his Office at the old place, No.
80 South G street, Virginia, nearly OPP
posite Wells, Fargo L Co.'S, where he
will be happy to meet his old customers
and friends, or any one who may require
his professional services, giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases.
FRENCH MILLlSER.-The ladies OF
| Gold Hill and vicinity arc respectfully
invited to read the advertisement oil
Mrs. W. Zeutmyer, French milliner and
dressmaker, who has just opened an
establishment on Main street, Gold Hill,
opposite the yssey House, where she
will keep u large stock Of the mos,
fashionable millinery and dress goods,
artificial flowers, etc. She solicits q
fair share Of patronage.
P%LAcERvrLLE RoUrE.-Our friend L.
P. Howe, who has just come over the
above route, says it is in excellent condi.
ton, with the exception o. some 4 or
miles on the summit, above Strawberry
Valley, where it is decidedly in q very
bad state from snow and mud. He says
the route is lined with heavy slow
freight teams, loaded with freight fol-
this part Of the country.
WELLS, FARGO L Co.'s EXPRESS
The bullion wagon Of Wells, Fargo &
Co. will leave the Office In this town
until further notice at 81 o'clock P. ",
daily, for Virginia, with letters and
other express matter for California
Those interested will please take notice.
UGLY woUxD.-Henry Baker, a miner
in the Chollar.Potosi mine, had a sharp
pick driven entirely through the feshy
part of his left arm, between tho wris'
and elbow, by q fellow miner, intictine
a very ugly woGad. DR.. Hitler ATTENDED
him.
Cor BRUISED drunken fello"
riding horseback, on south Q street
Virginia, fell, or rather rolled from III;
horse last evening and received severa'
pretty bad bruises and contus'ons
Keep sober next time.
SABBATH SCHOOL PicsIo.-A picnic
will be held at Fort Homestead to-mor
row BY the children Of the Methods
Episcopal Sunday School, Virginia
Parents and friends Of the school arr
invited to participate.
ButLros.-Therc was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill otic'
this morning IS sacks Of bullion
weighing 2,2os pounds, and OF tn
assayed value of $1,000 o3.
FIRST WARD UNION CLuB-Meets to
night, ut 8 o'clock, at Theatre Hall, TO
election Of officers. Every Union man
member or not, is invited 10 be present
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch ASA
Office Of E. Ruhling L Co., received thi
morning for melting and assay, 4,zs
ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegand & Co., OF Col
Hill, received this morning, for meltinI
and assay, 1884 ounces crude bullion