Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-22


TOO Silver Cloud, AZ. AZ.
ANOTHER MrNE.-A mile or so south
OF Gold Hill-between here and the
Occidental mills an old mining 10.
cation known on the records as the
Sullivan ledge. Some very fine grade
ore was found on the surface, but ow-
ing to the poverty Of the locators com-
p~aratively little work raj ever done
towards Its actual development until
recently. A shaft 80 feet deep has
been sunk. from the bottom Of which a
drift Is run so feet in length which has
cut through the ledge. This ledge Is
found to be 20 feet in width and gives
an average assay Of $50 to the ton.
Owing to the heavy SHOWS and stormy
weather, work Is suspended at present,
but will be resumed under better au-
spices when the ore can be brought to
the surface and taken to mill. The
mine ought to aud probably will pay
well for working By and by.
PIPxR's OPERA HousE..-Our theatsr
goers will be pleased to learn that
J. A. Herne and the Templetons are
to appear again at Piper's Opera
House. They will give a series Of en-
tcrtaInments during the week, open
Ing tonight In "Fanchon," and con-
Guiding with the sparkling burlesque
comedietta Of Little LUCIA" Fay
Templeton taking the character OF
Pauline Lucca. Without doubt the
company. which has already establish
ed q reputation for superior acting,
will be greeted with a crowded house
tonight.
SPARNNG Hrs GRUB.-The other
evening a vagrant walked into Evans
chop-hou,e in Virginia City. and in a
pompous manner, ordered hash and
scrambled eggs. He took the pro-
prIetor to task for the length OF time
occupied In preparing his food. After
he had finished his meal, he informed
the walter that he was impecunious
and that lie did not know any better
plan than to charge 1t. The waiter
did not take the trouble to inquire his
name. but assisted him with the toe OF
his boot In making his eSress from the
restaurant.
l.. o. o. LlBRARY.-No pleasanter or
o profitable place to spend ones
leisure honrs can be found In Gold
Hill or Virginia City, than the Odd
Fellows Library. corner OF Smith and
C streets. Virginia City. warm; com
Portable aud coy, with 3,COO volumes
OF the choicest books, newspapers anu
periodicals from all parts OF the world,
and n pleasant chess and smoking
room adjoining It, offers attractions
rarely eoualed tor amusement, pront
and comfort. Subscription only $l.0O
per month.
Ouaur TO BE COVERED UP.-At tho
time Of the alarm Of fire this morning
aman In attempting to get Into Yellow
Jacket Engine House, In order to ring
the bell, slipped aud fell into the els
tern. He was tempted to Indulge IN
n little profanity OH the OCCASION, ou'
could not do the subject justice: a
railing ought to be constructed along
the south side OF the engine house OF
come other precautivn taken to pre-
yent a recurrence Of the accident.
DECEASED. Thomas j. Bowling
died at the Vesey House yesterday al
Ar. NJ, from the terrible injuries re-
ceiyed a few days since. while working
AT the Rhode Island Mill. The de-
ceased was a native OF the state o.
VIRGINIA, where his parents still re-
aide At the time Of his death he was
about 40 years OF age. He has no Inn
mediate relatives residing III TINS STATE,
His funeral took place from the 'esey
House this afternoon.
TaANHs.-We acknowledge the re
ceIpt of complimentary tickets to the
GRAND ball to be given ut Miners Union
Hall. Gold Hill, on the evening OF jan
nary 9Th. In aid OF st. Patrlcs's Church
No mains or expense will be spared tC
make the ball q grand success, n w
trust IL will be we'll patronized, anC
tbat sufficient money will be realized
10 ljouidate the church Indebtedness.
Eparrr ory.-Trevillian and hi
trainer Tom Kean, returned home iron
California yesterday morning. ths
Goht which was 10 have taken place
AZ miles of Reno. having been ds
ciared ..of,' owing to the fact thar oa'
OF the principals failed TO make On.
second deposits ofstake money amount
Ing to $3.50.
CuR,sraAs SroRrs.-A big battle OF
feathered bipeds, eleven on a side' Ia
been arranged to take place at ths
Union Saloon, Gold Hill, on Cnrist
mas eve, commencing at 5 O'CLOCK
See full particulars under heau U
"New To-day"
NEW OFFICERS OF II CARSON Cir1
Ntsr.-The Senate has confirmed the
following nominations: w. Hopkins
Commissioner Of the Mint at Carson
w. II, Doane, Conner; j. ID. Hetrich,
Superintendent G. w. Bryant, Mslter
SERIOUSLY ln-Mrs. Stutridge, tic
.ole survivor Of the Stutridge family,
has been stricken down with o severe
attack Of pneumonia.
SCHOOL VACATION. The Virgins
nublic schools closed to-day. They
will reopen the first Monday In Jan
usry.
PLENTY or MUD.-The mud In th'
middle of Main street to-day was aoou
. foot deep In some places.