Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
LADIES Nrsur.-Miss Sue Robinson.

LADIES NlGHr.-Miss Sue Robinson,
the popular, pleasing and versatile
actress, will appear at the Opera House
araiu this evening, and the ladies will
be given another opportunity OF Wit
Messing her in the performance OF two
Of her best pieces, supported by the
entire dramatic strength of the talented
COMPANY now performing there. The
picces selected for the occasion ARE the
Morning CALL" "In and Out Of
Place" IA Protean piece, in which Miss
Robinson assumes half a dozen charac-
ters), and the whole will conclude with
the "virginny Cupids," one Of the
very best Ethiopian operate pieces,
introducing numerous pleasing songs
and choruses. We expect to see q very
full dress circle, and the ladies may rest
assured that this occasion will be at
least quite as pleasing as the forme
ones have been. No extra charge for
reserved seats; rush forward and secure
them in time.
FoRr CHuRcuILL MArrERs.-W. II.
Harris, of the detachment Of Company
VI. Eighth United States Cavalry, now
stationed a, Fort Churchill, paid us a
visit this forenoon, himself and one or
two companions being on a short fur
Tough until Saturday. They represent
all things quiet about the Fort, and
nothing alarming from the Indian coun-
try since the last scout Of the detach-
ment Of Company NJ, Eighth United
States Cavalry. Settlers in the vicinity
Of Walker Lake are jubilant over their
success in that quarter. Mr.. Campbell,
Indian Agent, reports everything per-
tanning to Indian affairs in u more IA
yorablc condition than at any time In
the past. The garrison Of Fort Church
i'll consists of a detachment Of Company
NJ. Eighth United States Cavalry, 10 in
number, and Company IL, Ninth Us.
Infantry. The garrison is in eager "n-
ticipation of the arrival of Col. Gregg,
who will take command.
ONWARD WITH TUE RAILRoAD.-lt is
the intention of the Central Pacihc
Railroad Company 20 build some three
hundred miles or more OF the great rail-
road eastward, in addition to that which
ia already completed across the Sierra
Nevada, in pursuance of which idea
they have already transferred several
hundred OF their Chinese laborers from
the mountains to Truckee Valley, dis
,ribu,iug them along the line OF the
railroad from Crystal Peak to several
miles below Hunters Station. They
are erecting shanties, and next Summer
will be making progress with the grad
ing over the level country along inc
Truckee and Humboldt rivers. 1t n
similar length is completed OF the cast
erp section OF the road, over half the
n will be filled during the coming
season.
C~oxNESpABLE IpEA.-An accident oc'
Cured some two weeks ago at Trcneh's
mill, Silver City, whereby the heavy
wheel which drives the pan machinery
was broken, and the mill obliged to
stop in consequence. With commenda-
bic liberality, Uncle Joe Trench,
instead OF discharging all hands as is
generally the case under such circum'
stances, kept the entire force-some
twenty men-employed under pay as
usual, about the mill at any little jobs
he could find for them to do for ten
DAYS, uutil u new wheel was procured
damages repaired, and the mill put IN
complete operation again. May MS
mill never meet with bad luck again.
MONTHLY BULLION SHIrXESr.-Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. shipped from their Gold
Hill office, during the month of January
bullion to the amount of Sl53,siO 10.
In December the monthly shipment was
S3lT,s65. The decrease In January
was owing to the terrible condition OF
the weather, and the impossibility Of
getting ore from the mines to the mills
the ore dumps Of all our mines being
at this time completely overloaded. AS
the weather and roads are at this time,
February is not likely to be any better
for a bullion crop. Butthe ore is ready
for a large Spring harvest.
HIcnLY Observation-Disclosures, millmen,
engineers, heads Of families, farmers
pas-ftters, everybody; read the inter
esting column article Of Giliig, Mott q
Co., in the advertising columns oil TINS
paper. The various subjects upon
which they treat are Of the greatest I'M
nortance to the general interests OF the
State. and should be attended to. The
article aforesaid is headed in goodiy
sized letters, "Gillig, Mott 4 Co.
New CoxMAxDAxr.-General Gregg
arrived in Virginia city day before yes
terday from Arizona, where he has
been stationed for some time past: lie
comes to take command OF this military
district, the headquarters Of which are
n. For, Churchill. General Gregg is q
yery competent officer, and was with
Sheridan in all his campaigns during
the war of the rebellion.
STAGE UPsEr.-One of the incoming
Pioneer stages from California accident
ally upset on the Geiger Grade, near
Halls Laundry, this morning. Inc
driver, Mr.. Gray, was considerably in-
iured, it is feared, internally. All the
na9SenReTS WeEC buAO"h WV N
~tunately nonc were seriously hurt. Inc
s,age-a sleigh was righted ana
b.orughs its load into town.
CHEApER.-Owing to the recent ar
rival of considerable quantities OF hay
from outside localities the price OF thai
necessary article of animal food has
fallen considerably; being worth IN 'ir'
g;n;a from $50 to SO per ton. Let the
battered mule and Chinaman's donkey
rejoice.
VETERINARY SUReEoy.-Al having
horses, mules, cattle or other animals
in need of medical or surgical attention
will do we'll TO read the advertisement
of DIR. J. Mex. Munro in another col.
umn. His Office is at the corner o'
Smith and C streets, Virginia.
GONE EAsr-"Yankee Plummer," thu