Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-23
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South G street, nearly opposite Weils,
Fargo & Co.'S. They are constructed
principally of glass, like those Of the
famous Mercantile Library Lottery,
and the drawing will be conducted In
the same satisfactory and honest
manner as that lottery was drawn.
Tbe larger wheel is q formidable look.
ing concern, aud will contain the lot
tery numbers, while the smaller one
will contain the figures. Crowds Of
curious people visit the office to take q
look at these transparent wheels Of
fortune, and the sale Of tickets Is pro
crossing more rapidly than ever. The
remaining tickets will all be closed out
BY the day of the drawing, and per.
hans before. Everybody Is investing
while they have a chance, and some
body will win the highest prize. Read
the advertisement In another column
and learn full particulars as to number
and size Of the prizes. The lottery is
In the most responsible and reliable
hands and will be drawn on time, and
better vet will be drawn In full, with
no reduction In the amounts OF the
prizes.
PERsoSAL.-John Il. Dennis, Of the
Reese Rirer Rereills, an old-time friend
of ours in California, visited the NEWS
office yesterday. He Is just In from
Austin, and proposes taking a little
trip over the big mountains to the land
of gold and sunshine. He looks as
happy as he Is virtuous, and speaks
highly of the people and prospects OF
his section, so ably and efficiently
Represented by the Rereille. At Vir-
ginia. last evening, we met II. q.
Street, late Of the Carson Register,
but who is about assuming editorial
control Of the Elko Independent. He
and Dennis, at a late hour, were in
earnest private caucus together, dis
cussing the present perplexingly de-
moralized condition Of the Democratic
party, and trying to solve the great
conunbrum of "What are we going to
do about It." Red Frank Wheeler was
following them solicitously about, try
ing to keep up their spirits by treating
at every saloon they came to-and
they seemed to find pretty much all of
them. Dennis and Street slept to-
gether.
PIERS OPERA HoUsE-ENTRA Bill
To-NIGur.-Being ''ladies night" the
dress circle last evening was graced
with the presence ola goodly number
of the fair sex with their gentlemen
escorts, and the entertainment given
was highly enjoyable. AL the per-
formers put their best foot foremost,
and song, dance, character act and
general d%ellneations followed each
other in rapid succession. This even
ing an extra good bill is offered, per-
fectly rich with good things. Tho ju-
venile fairy star, little Maggie Knight,
will appear In Mamma won't let me
marry yet" and other favorite acts,
singing some of her sweetest songs and
doing some of her liyeliest dancing.
Miss Amelia Dean, Charley Vincent,
Cogill and Cooper, Carlora, Emerson.
the great Stanleys, and all the rest OF
the company will appear in a sensa-
tional, pleasing and particularly inter
esting entertainment, closing with
Nose" For full particulars see dis
tributed programmes.
TRYING IT AGAIN.-For about the
twentieth time the GOLD HILL NEWS
has to record the proposed starting Of
another newspaper at Virginia. 1t Is
to be called the Virginia Erening
Chronicle. and to be published daily BY
John |. CHM and E. F. Bean. MIR.
Bean is reported to be good at the
business, and Mr.. CHM has had great
experience as a newspaper man in all
parts of the State. He edited and
conducted the last newspaper which
died in Virginia City-the Daily
Trespass (for which he hopes to be
forgiven), and lastly was local" OF
the Carson Register before Uncle John
Booth bought it. CHM is an industri-
Gus newspaper man, and has our BEST
wishes for his ultimate success. AL
be has to do Is keep trying.
DASEY.-The main shaft Of this
mine is being sunk for the 6OO'foot
level, and is already nearly 20 feet be-
low the 5OOLfoot level, with plenty of
water to contend with, yet good pro-
rress is made. The bottom OF the
Shaft is some 30 feet below the level OF
the bed Of the Carson river, opposite
the mine, and at the 600-foot level 1t
IL will intersect the ledge, where good
ore will doubtless DO developed, as
zach successive level in depth thus far
opened has shown ore of better and
better quality. At the 5O0.toot level q
drift ia being run north, following the
ledge, with promising indications OF
finding pay ore.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-There will be
preaching at the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill, tomorrow, by the Pastor,
the Rev. V. Rightmyer, at II o'clock
A. NJ. and ~ r. N. 1t being RAIN
Sunday, the subject In the morning
will be- "Christ's triumphant entry
into jerusalem" and In the evening.
"Christ Crucified the power Of God"
There will be a prayer meeting every
Friday evening. Seats free. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Strangers made welcome.
Jusr1s.-The pump Is all right, and
as soon as the water can be reduced
properly, the drift, commenced at the
500 foot station Of the shaft before the
mine operations were suspended, will
be re-opened, and finished through to
the ledge, there being about 80 feet to
run In order to reach 1t. An excellent
body of pay ore Is confidently antici-
pated at that point.
ORE YIELp.-Last week the Crown
Point mine yielded 2,95l tons Of ore,
the Savage LIB tons, the Chollar
75s tons, and the Hale s Norcross 100
tons.
CITIZENS AND AMBASSADORS IN. F.
Waller is closing out his Winter stock
Of clothing. Furnishing goods, hats,
CAPS boots, shoes, trunks, yalises,
gloves, blankets, ETC., ut lowest rates,
cali and examine and satisfy your