Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

wish that point distinctly understood In 'ne ou'
-, No;,bar are we in that particular Ike GER
tain Individual noted for swearing at every h'Ne
..;a. ,,ho whom told that his house had burned
In,,,n mia banker failed and ms VINE ran VI W.
another man. s,Sore not AT al, anu "uen ~
49, rseson said "he couldn I DO the supJeet Jus
- NJ. for we think there are occasions WHICH,
~ 81, ,,aar;r, lis good for the soul Now, at
-. 49, house on street, dwells most ex
-. SnaE-in fact Minister'S man VINO wears
Sesi:-nn gracefully and who does not for
ain show. make long prayers" anu wear ,ons
Soc. vet a man sincere from the neart' win
hIr,, yse have Il very pleasant acquaintance, anu
itt, - often exchanged. A few evenings
s;Nco however he got the best OF US, az ioIiows'
Sns Of those occasions" happened to u.s. IN fact
banoened TO US bad, and we swore-s"ore sefeldA
tinss and then kept on swearing III our luos' re-
= fined and sarcastic style onoeAnomn W "o' oui
clerical friend entered, and after listening mo-
a,t IN our little extempore speech, and not rel
;gbinr the subject he cut II short, oy whispering
IN our ear That gentleman on your rgnt y .
Baptist minister" and upon inquiry, we iound
twas 90" We haven't swore since. Fact, by
hockey
TIVE HEBREWS "ON 1--WE were on Satur-
dav a highly entertained spectator of a bit Of a
Hebrew tistcuff, in front of Walter & Co.'S estab
lishment on South C street, Virginia. Words had
passsd and just we arrived on the ground one
of the combatants 'let go his right mawley," tax
ing his opponent in the ivory box" and sending
him handsomely to grass" But Mr.. Man didn't
stay there. Regaining his feet as quickly as pos
sibie, he clinched both hands in his ANTAGONISTS
hair Mr. Man No. . followed suit-and the fun
commenced Hair pulling, scratching and swear
ing were INDUCED in GG hbitum, until they were
parted by the interference of mutual friends
NEW ORE HousE.-A very capscious and sub
stantial ore house has just been completed at the
mouth of the lower Gould & Curry tunnel 1t
is framed from the heaviest timbers, and Is WEI
braced in every direction. The track leading from
the tunnel passes into and through the upper por-
ton of the structure so that the can be dumped
directly into the bins, from whence, by opening
an iron door it slides into the wagons road
has been constructed from this point to tho mill IN
Six Mile Canon, which is macadamized Win the
waste rock from the tunnel for good portion Oh
the way.
DRuSK-suuday seems to be the favorite day
of tiplers in and about Virginia Everybody gets
paid off on Saturday, and on Sunday they seem
bent on having good time Of tiff getting drunk
and sleeping in the station house can be 80 eonsid
cred There was an unusually large number OF
drunken men about the city last evening-in fact,
we stumbled over one lying on the Sidewalk on
the east side of B street, and came near breaking
our neck. He was taken to the lookup snorIiy
after, where he will have An opportunity TO pom
der on the error of his ways when he becomes
sober.
TRIAL OF. No. 4-Yesterday afternoon Engine
Company No. 4, of Virginia, took their Engine
out to make a trial of her capacity in throwing
The engine was stationed at cistern on street,
lust south of Union, the hose attached, and sew
eral trials made. She threw two streams over the
flagstaff on the International Hotel, and on an
other trial with but one stream, she threw the
water at least thirty feet higher than the pole,
through an inch and quarter nozzle. This Is the
finest throwing ever accomplished on this side OF
the mountains, and the boys are justly proud OF
their machine
MIxED.-we learn that Charles l. Strong, Su-
perinteudent of the Gould & Curry, has forbidden
the Street Commissioner of Virginia to grade B
street near the office of the company, and has no.
tilted him that to-day he would apply for an
Injunction restraining the city from prosecuting
the work The Gould & Curry claim the surface
ground by virtue Of their location, and are deter
mined to resist what they consider to be an en-
croachmcnt upon their rights This contract for
grazing was let few days ago to LatsOn & Bran
nan for Sl0,SO0
CAPsIzED.-While perambulating through the
lower part of Virginia yesterday, we witnessed
the completrst upset of the season. A wagon
loaded with lumber, while passing along street,
Just south of TAYLOR, run into mud hole at the
side of the street, and turned completely over.
exactly bottom side up. The driver was engaged
throughout the remainder of the day in getting
the institution right side up, and on its WHEELS
again That mud hole has long been nuisance,
and should be filed up.
INCESpIARISN-About half past eight o'clock
Saturday night an attempt was made to set fire
to q wooden building, called the William Tell
House. on the southwest corner of Union and D
Streets near Maguires Opera House, Virginia A
lot of shavngs and paper had been piled up in an
untcnanted part Of the house, and set on hre, ami
if il had not been for its timely discovery serious
conflagration would have been the result. 1t was
extinguished with couple of buckets Of water.
ARRIVALS YEsrERDAY.-F. H. Fall, R H,
Vance, II. s. Robey, r Fall, J. Jones, George
Lowe. B. Sullivan, James +. Atwill, Martin White,
f. B. Stowe. John Showalter, Mrs. Smonson, J.
d. Frv. A. Clark ]. Duval, ". X Ransom and
lady, Mr.. Medan, w. Farrell, John J. Koe, F. NJ
Shattuck, J. Moore, b. Cross Berry, Mary Ann
Beat, Jose Septisu.
DEPARTURES-By California Stage Companys
Coaches yesterday and to-day-R. F. Morrow, F
A. Gihles John Conger, James Hamilton, James
Melory, Phil Thomas, Miss NJ. McAvoy, Joseph
Meliue R S. Clark, T. B. Shamp, B. S. Plummer,
C. Bennett James NJ Lewis, Miss Morgan and Jas.
H. CLARK.
METHODIST CHURCH The new Methodist
church edifce, corner of E and Taylor streets,
Virginia, is nearly completed. A portion of the
cupola is already up, and on Saturday evening
the stars and stripes were nailed to the highest
portion of il, thus giving expression to senti-
nent as patriotic as it is popular.
ARRIVALS AT VIRGINIA THIS MoRNING-By
Pioneer Line of Stages.-Thomas Reed, J. w.
Flood, Thomas Lobe, A. f. Thayer, p. H. Wand,
John Harris T. E. Finch, w. c. Wilson. Theo-
dore Winters, John Gatewood, John o. Earl, R
r. Berry and Mrs s. A. Blackburn.
DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Locke. presiding
This Court was occupied throughout the morning
empanneing the jury in the Brannigan ease. The
examination of the witnesses for the prosecution
was taking place at the time we left the Court
Room
SHAMEFUL-The carcasses of dead animals and
ofal from the city has been collecting on the point
beloyg the lower tunnel of the Gould & Curry, I'M
ill IL has become an outrageous stink in the land
Such deposit should be prevented in future.
BuR1ED.-The funeral of Michael Morrissey,
who died at Virginia last Saturday, from the eff
fects Of the wound received In the late unfortu-
nate affair at the Union Brewery, Virginia, took
place yesterday afternoon
NEw BUILDISGS.-Three very substantial one
story wooden buildings are very nearly COM
pleted on the property south Of and adjoining the
White House, on South street, Virginia
FINE P1cTuRE-A Mr.. G. J. Brown, Of Vir
sinia, has made a most truthful picture OF the
city in water colors. It Is to be sent to San
cisco to be Autographed
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