Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-25


this morning the Judge had only one case
before him, that Of Francisco Miranda,
who was arrested by officer Ward on
warrant, on complaint of courtezan
named Trinidad, charged with assault and
battery-case continued until tomorrow.
Civil Docket-Cameron ct al. VS.. Baja-
zette and Golden Era Gold and Silver
Mining Company, action on account
trial set for 2sth inst. Pinkerton &
Tucker vs.. Mitchell, action on account
trial set for tomorrow at II NJ. Same vs..
Ritter, same cause of action-trial same
time. Same VS.. Spratt-same entry.
FIRENAN's BALL.-The anniversary Ball
of Washoe Engine Co. No. 4, last night,
was the finest of the season. The hall
was most beautifully decorated with flags
and banners, and the stand in front of the
music was adorned with fremens' para
phanalia of the several fire companies of
Virginia. Beautiful women graced the
scene with. subtle presence, and the whole
affair was conducted pleasantly until
late hour this morning, when the ball
closed with many feryant wish for re-
turn of the day.
\ CoNTENprIBLE THEFT.-A house,
situated on Ridge street, east of the church
of the Passionist Fathers, belonging to
Mrs. Barney Woof, but which has been
unoccupied for two months, has been en-
tered and thoroughly Quilted of its whole
finish. The partition has been stripped
of its lining and paper, the door hinges
taken out, and the window sash carried
away. The thief was evidently on the
build" and stole for utility instead of
ornament.
FIRg.-About eleven o'clock, this
morning, the alarm of fire was sounded,
winch proved to come from a saloon on
south street owned by J. R. Wyatt, all
the Engines IN town were out, and Young
America, No. ,, got stream on the
building. The saloon was pretty tho
roughly drenched with water, which Gre
ated considerable damage. BY the
prompt stopping of this fire, a terrible
couiagration was prevented.
THANKSGIVING IN VIRGINIA.
day was generally observed as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer through Storey
county. Very much more of eating than
praying occurred in Virginia, and roast
turkey and champagne were very gener-
ally worried down" We honored a
lately married couple with our sublime
presence, and are willing to acknowledge
having been vanquished by thousand
good things of carnal nature.
Civil PROBATE CorRr,-Met this morn
ing, pursuant to adjournment, and trans
acted the following business Prescott,
ct al. V. Collins, continued upon motion
until tomorrow. Same V. Mckeaney,
same entry. Stetto V. korn, upon mo-
ton, argued-this suit was sent to the
District Court for adjudication. Plain
tif-s counsel excepted to the ruling of the
court. Adjourned until this afternoon.
MELTING SNow.-As the snow melts
on the slopins roof by genial suns rays,
so go the tickets in Eaves, Nye s Co.'S
Grand Gift Entertainment. Their mag
niicent stock of goods, and the glittering
stacks Of gold coin exposed in their win
dow at the corner Of c and Union streets,
are very tempting to gaze upon, and a
single dollar invested may procure the
person investing, good "home stake"
A DESPERATE ARREsrED.-Last night
an officer of the First Ward, Virginia,
rushed furiously up town 20 procure as
sistance to arrest desperate, who was of
fearful caliber. Garvey, lie Paige and an
ex-policeman went to his assistance, and
found beardless boy, about twelve years
of age. who had created the rumpus by
MASKING another urchin's nose. "Alrs
well that ends we'll
WASHoE JIM AN EouEsTRIAS.-Iester-
day, the famous chieftain "Washoe Jim"
purchased horse of Charley Palmer, and
essayed ride through c street. The
nag, however, was not as honest as the
Indian, and poor Jim got badly bruised
BY being "bucked" on the macadamiZed
surface of the street. Jim says, white
man dam cheat, he like one devil"
WAsHoE BILLIARD EXCHANGE.-This
popular saloon continues to be well
patronized, and Flint s. Brooks are care
full to see that all their patrons are well
treated, and not only are the best billiard
tables in the city to be found at this place,
but an invigorating cordial of pleasing
taste can be procured at living prices.
WRONG T1ME.-The advertisement of
the dedication ceremonies of the Hall OF
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
as appearing in the papers, states the
wrong time. The dedication will take
place on Wednesday, December It'll, IN
stead of as advertised.
ALMOST An AccIDENr.-Laste evening a
team-two horses attached to a wagon
started to run up B street at furious
rnte, but young man whose name we
could not ascertain, rushed into the street
and at the risk of his life succeeded in
stopping the team.
New FLAG SrAFF.-Eagle Engine Co.
No. 3, Virginia, have recently erected a
staff on their engine house, surmounted
with vane, bearing freman's hat, with
the figure 8 engraved on the front. A
fine flag is to be procured, which will
prove a very fine ornament to the house.
BALL At DAYToN.-.On next Monday
evening, the Dayton Guard will give their
first grand Military and Civic Ball, in
that town. Tickets only 90. 1t promi-
ses 10 be a pleasant and laage party.
People who are "on the dance" should
go BY all means.
NEW SALooN.-We call attention to the
advertisement of the new saloon just fitted
up in the Old Theatre by Messrs. Mayer
s Fleidman. They will open the estab-
lishment on Monday next, on which occa-
sion they will spread an A. I. free lunch.
CRUDE BULLIoS.-The following firms