Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-29
Totals. ..,,,....... l2,l76...... $l27,7s

The principal items embraced In the
disbursements were rs follows I'm.
perial- Empire shaft, $69,337 ; outside
mills for working ores, $63,493 Gold
Hill mill, $3S, S26; new drifts, $24,457;
note paid Bank Of California, ST., 900;
Alta mine, labor and supplies, 6l,63l;
expenses at Gold Hill and San Fran
cisco, $23 1880; interest, $3.50; assay
ing bullion, $l,l40; miscellaneous,
$S,7S5. The total amount expended
OH the Imperial-Empire shaft Is $780,
49,, and the developments Of the mine
have been carried to the l,3OO-foot
level. The results are not very salts
factory as yet, but the work Is still be-
ing pushed ahead with good future
promise.
PIpER's OPERA HousE-HAsELMAY-
ER.-The Opera House was we'll filled
with m a%pprcciative and we'll pleased
audience last evening, to see the IA
nous magician Haselmayer and his
wonderful little troupe Of educated
| birds and mice. As a performer In
the art Of legerdemain, he excels
most any yet appearing at that
theatre. His feats with those hats
have never been equaled there, and
from one Of them he bountifully sup
piled the audience with candies and
bon-bons, besides also making it yield
4 hundred boquets Of flowers, giving
every lady one in the audience. His
goblin drum is something truly won-
derful, and his production of those
figures upon his blackboard, the most
inexplicable thing Of the season. He
extracted some pretty music out Of his
"Stylocarfe," very peculiar instru-
ment, made Of bits of wood and india
rubber, and was deservedly APP
plauded and encored. His birds
and mice did wonderful things In
their way, but owing to lack of proper
light, they did not succeed quite so
we'll rs usual for instance, the paro-
quet. king William" totally re-
fused, aid with 4 loud voice, TO shoot
off his little cannon when he was Or
dered, although otherwise obedient-
he couldn't see IL, and repudiated by
Jumping down to the floor and running
under the piano, where he remained
the rest Of the evening. Altogether,
the entertainment was n very good
and pleasing n The music fur
nished by the orchestra was also most
excellent. Entire change Of pro-
gramme this evening. Go and see the
Haselmayer troupe.
LIVELY SENsNTIoS.-About half-past
, o'clock p. NJ. to-day, the generally
we'll behaved black horse belonging to
the Columbus Brewery, created a de-
cidedly brisk sensation in this COM
munity. Mr.. Hooking, Il Of the
partners In the brewery, with this
horse and q light wagon was deliver.
Ing beer about town, n at the head
Of Pioneer street, near the railroad
track, left the horse standing while he
packed q big keg Of beer up to a house
near by. A passing locomotive fright
ened the animal, and turning short
| around he dashed of down street at
$40 gait. In turning into Main street
he didn't get his helm shifted quick
enough, so he brought the wagon
around smash into the awning In front
of Messerve's saloon, carrying away all
the posts aud letting the whole fabric
down with a grand crash. The des-
perate animal then dashed of down
Street with his wagon upset, till In
front Of B~ittner's, opposite the brew
cry, he piled himself, wagon and all In
contact with another team standing ut
that point. He was arrested before he
could regain his feet. Luckily, he
hurt no one in his mad career, and he
did not even succeed In injuring him
self beyond n few scratches. The
wagon was but little damaged.
BRUrAL.-This forenoon, about IL
o'clock. Mr.. Randolph, who keeps the
Burlington House, on South c street,
Virginia, for some reason or other best
known to himself, took decision to
assault an old gray-headed Pluto In
dian and his squaw in a violent and
cruel manner. They were Oh the Side
walk in front of the house, and he
attacked the old Indian with q tin
waterlng-pot he had In his hand.
striking him over the head with 1t and
intlictlHg a deep cash In the upper part
of his forehead, from which he bled
p~rofusely. The old squaw interfercd.
when this brave man pitched In and
beat her also, cutting the back Of her
head and otherwise injuring her. A
| couple of gentlemen passing stopped
further proceedings on his part, and
he was subsequently, arrested on n war
rant. The old Piute Is we'll known
about Virginia City and Gold Hill as
ADAM" and both he u his squaw
| are familiar to all old residents rs the
most peaceable and inoifensive people
Imaginable. We al think Of nothing
which could justify such n brutal as
sault upon them.
SIERRA NEvADA.-M. A. Mcdonald
having resigned the superintendency
of the Sierra Nevada mine, John Lam
beet has been appointed to fill the va
cancy. Mr.. Mcdonald sent In his re
s~ignation says the ENerprisel some
three months ago, but 1t was not &C
cepted until lately. The ore In thu
vein, l25 feet below the surface, haI
greatly improved within n few day
past. Ore enough to keep the mil
running for a year is now In sight.
/. o. o. Fat a regular meetin!
OF the Odd Fellows Of Genoa, held OIL
Tuesday evening last, the following
officers were elected for the ensuin!
term; J. NJ. Stephens, n. G.; Davi'
VALLEY, v. c.; d. W. Virgin, Secre
tary; Lawrence Gilman, Treasurer
rrustees-Dr. E. d. Black, Rober
Lyon and Warren WATSON.
MORE SIDEWALK "A very neat ant
acceptable piece Of sidewalk has bee
laid down just north Of Monumental
Engine house, on the Divide. At tn
present rate Of progress there will b
q good sidewalk all the way along
street and across the Divide, befor