Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-08

GOOD URE.-LarSe quantities vi Soou
pay ore are being produced from the
Alpha mine. 1t is from the upper lev
els of the miuo, and is of that class
known rs " red ore" II is known to
extend through into the old Treglone
ground, owned also by the Alpha Com
pnny, and promises to hold out for some
time TO come. At the lowest level OF
the Alpha, 900 feet from the surface, no
good ore is encountered, and deeper
sinking is abandoned for the present,
BY reason Of the great amount Of water
existing at that point.
\ STUFFED CLUB.-About midnight
last night, when the Grant Glee Club
numbering twenty members-were pass
ing through Gold Hill on their way
homo to Virginia, from the Union mass
meeting at Silver City, William Cum
mings, who is to be our next Sheriff,
stopped them, took them into the San
Francisco Restaurant, and then and
there kindly treated them TO good,
substantial supper. Schae;er stuffed
that Club with the best his bountiful
larder contained, and they went home
comfortable and happy
Orphans FAIR.-Th;s benevolent and
well p~atronized institution still -four
ishes in full blast at Armory Hall, Vir-
ginia, and u goodly sum is being real
lied therefrom for the benefit of the
poor orphans of the Asylum. It cer-
tainly is y most delightful place to
spend an evening, and the four bit fee
of admission is q mere tritle compared
to what q person realizes inside. Go to
the Fair tonight.
PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS Co.-This re-
Gently established institution has be-
come one Of the indispensablcs to the
great business and travelling public not
only of this State, but of the whole Pa
cifc coast. 4 glance into their Offices
at Gold Hill and Virginia will give one
q realizing sense of the immense amount
Of business daily transacted by them.
See their advertisement under head OF
- New To-day
0DEoS BALL, DAYroN.-A grand social
ball is to be given at Odeon Hall, Day
ton, tomorrow friday evening. Tick
cts, including supper, five dollars. \
first class quaGrille band will be in at
tendance, and from the well established
reputation for true pleasure and socia-
bility of the balls given ut Dayton, the
are hat all who go will have q
good time.
HANDSOME MISUNDERSTANDING Roy
al Italian Circus band paid Gold Hill a
visit this afternoon. The fine band was
followed by q train of eight ladies and
gentlemen, on beautifully uniformed,
splendid horses, and the little dwarf
trick ponies, etc, brought up
the rear. 1t certainly was the pretticst
turnout of the kind we have yet seen in
this section, and the music excellent.
Come again.
BANK OF CALrEoRNIA.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Bank
of California, held Tuesday, October
I'd, the old Board of Trustees was re-
elected, rs follows: D. o. Mills, w. G..
Ralston, w. f. Barron, n. Luning, d.
]. Tallant, Thomas Bell, A. Hayward,
Louis McLane, John o. Earl, l.. Sachs,
A. j. Pope.
BULLIoY.-The amount Of bullion
shipped to California by the Union Pa
cifc Express Company during the
month of September, was $4,000,
weighing 1000 pounds.
BuLLroS.-Therc WAS shipped from
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Gold Hill office
this morning I sacks OF bullion,
weighing 500 pounds, and OF the
value of Sl5,94l co.
BULLIox.-The Pacific Union Express
shipped from their Gold Hill office this
morning seven bars of assuyed gold and
silver bullion, valued at $1,000 Al.