Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-12
ATTENDED Su1crDE.-The Enterprise

site Wells, Fargo i Co.'S. After
they came out Dayley pus his hand to
his face and said his nose was bleeding.
Worthington saw that this was not the
case and observed that he was drink
Ing something out of q bottle. He then
detected the smell of ether, and, hav-
ing had a good deal Of experience In a
drug store, was satisfied that Dayley
was trying to kill himself. He thinks,
from the size Of the bottle, that the
young man must have swallowed about
five ounces Of the ether. Upon taking
the dose Dayley began stumbling and
fell over a pile of Iron, when he lay
upon the ground foaming at the mouth.
Worthington stuck his finger down his
throat and set him to vomiting. Soon
some of the police and a medical man
were on the spot, when the fellow was
thoroughly relieved in spite Of his pro-
testations, for he was constantly cry
Ing out-"For Christ's sake, let me
die :"
PpER's OPERA HoUsE-THE "Oc-
roRooN. "-"Arrah-na Pogue" was re-
peatcd last evening In a highly accept
able manner. and the telling points
and situations Of the piece were all
approximately ~applauded. Tonight
Bo~ucicault's famous and beautiful dra-
ma Of the "Octoroon' will be given,
with Charles Wheatleigh rs Salem
Scudder, Mrs. Bates as the Octoroon
girl Zoe, Mr.. Bates rs Wah-no-tee,
Edmonds as Jacob McClosky, Pierpont
Thayer rs George Peyton, Crosble rs
Uncle Pete, Miss Nellie Cumming as
little Paul, Jennie Vaudeville rs Dora
Sunnyslde, aud the other characters
judiciously distributed. This popular
sensational and affecting piece should
draw a good house, as it doubtless will,
the more especially as 1t Il to be put
upon the stage for this night only.
The Salem Scudder Of Wheatleigh ID
M inimitable ~personation, and enough
In itself to draw crowded houses. No
extra charge for reserved seats.
FOURTH OF JULY MEETINa.-We are
pleased to notice that at last some
thing appears about to be done toward
the proper celebration Of the coming
Fourth Of July. BY reference to our
advertising columns 1t will be seen
that n meeting has been held at Nir-
ginia, and All Executive Committee,
consisting of two from each ward in
that city aud Gold Hill, one from
Flowery, one from American Flat and
four at large, were appointed, with
power to select the officers Of the day
and make all other necessary arrange
ments. The members Of this Commit
tee are requested to meet Mt the Court
House, Virginia, next Friday evening
ut 8 o'clock. This, now, begins to look
like business, and as though our great
national anniversary was going to be
celebrated. We are glad to see that
somebody Is moving In the matter.
Observation-Disclosures. the wor-
thy and efficient local" of the Carson
Register, wants to know why we didn't
call and see him when We were down
to the big picnic last Sunday. In reply
we would state that we went straight
through with the crowd and came
home the same way. We found two
thousand or more of Parkinson's friends
on the grounds, and fully expected to
find tho festive young chap there also.
among them. Why did he throw oil
III us all?
PosTPoNED.-1he grand ball ut Ar
mory Hall, b street, Virginia, In aid
of Eugene Mclaughlin, who was so
seriously injured at the time OF the
great mining calamity in Gold Hill
that he has been partially paralyzed
ever since, Is postponed for n week,
or until June 20th-a week from to-
morrow night. Mr.. Mclaughlin Is a
very worthy man, and 1t Is to be hoped
that all will assist him In his trouble
by taking n ticket or SO.
Coon STRIKE IN TIE CHoILAR.-Du-
ring the past few days a good body Of
ore has been developed In the Chollar-
Potosi mine at the west side OF the old
Blue Wing section. 1t Is now twenty
eight feet wide and gives promise Of
All extensive deposit. The ore Is Of
good character, similar to the famous
Belyidere body not far distant In the
same mine worked out n year or two
ago, and promises a similarly accepta-
BILE yield.
GOLD HILL BULILoS.-Eight bars
Of bullion from the United States
Branch Mint at Carson came up by
this mornings train for shipment to
California. It was valued at 49,, lS7,
weighed about 800 pounds. and was
produced from the Crown Point and
Beleher mines.
CONFIDENCE MINING CoMrANY.-The
certificate of increase Of capital stock
having been filed, stockholders are Of
flcially requested by notice In our ad-
vertislng columns to surrender their
old certificates and receive therefor the
new certificates now Issued.
DIsrRlBUTIoN.-Ths prizes Of the re-
cent target excursion of the Emmett
Guard will be distributed this evening
ut tho armory Of the company. Viz
ginia. Donors Of prizes, and friends
generally, invited to attend.
DISTRICT CoURr.-This Court was
occupied all day yesterday in hearing
the case Of Englehart vs. Ira 5. Parke
ct nj.
Ar Hrs NEW SToRE.-M. F. Waller
having removed from his old stand OH
Main street across TO a more commo-