Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-21

! A GREAT AccoNMoDATroS.-Ih omni-
h,,s limo which plies between this city
and Virginia is certainly a very great
.,,o,,r,odo,ion to the citizens of both places.
! 7, has come TO be one of the firmly estab-
Txbrd institutions OF the county-an institu-
ron that we cannot do without. Were the
buses taken off TODAY, the business cal
culations of hundreds OF our citizens would
be diSarrarged and all would not go smoothly
again till the old, or new line was again in
operation. The bus line brings this place
and Virginia close together-almost as one
town. By means of the bus line the ladies
of the two towns call upon each other, the
gentlemen do business together, and every
body, whether intent on business or pleasure,
in running back and forth, save their legs.
VIRGINIA POLICE CouRr. - Business in
this Court is looking up. The following
cases were heard this forenoon : \. Gabriel,
I'D for violation OF city ordinance, was dis
charged and his bail returned. ]. Brown,
drunk and sleeping on the sidewalk forfeited
his bail amounting to $40 so. Hum Chung,
i son Of the Flowery Kingdom, for violation
of city ordinance, was fined $50 and costs
committed in default OF payment. John Ken
needy, d. d.. fined $40 and costs Of Court.
VIM. Horton, d. d.; fined $40 and costs. An
tonia, disorderly, forfeited his bail, amount
ing to S25. The inevitable Mrs. DAVIS was
up again this morning on the old charge OF
drunkenness and disorderly conduct; she
will have u hearing this evening. There
we're also one or two other cases to be heard
this afternoon.
SUNDAY ADJUSTMENTS IN VIRG1NIA.-Had
stranger happened on c street, Virginia,
Yesterday afternoon, he would have formed
rather 4 poor opinion Of our moral and int
lcc,ual elevation OF the people OF Virginia.
He would have seen two or three hundred
people standing in ring about this, the
principle street Of Virginia, watching pair
Of dilapidated Of old BOOSTERS, in the hope that
they would pluck up courage to fight. They
did make u few passes At each other, but
finding fighting rather laborious paStimc in
the rare atmosphere OF Mount Davidson, they
appeared bv mutual consent to quit and call
it even. 1t is due 10 the people Of Virginia,
however, TO say that the fight was no regular
" made up match, but sort Of impromptu
affair between two fowls that had escaped
from the coops of poultry dealer near by.
land THERE SHALL DE SIGSs," ETc-
Ever since we moved into our present place
OF business, formerly occupied by Wells,
Fargo & Co, } we have been daily invaded BY
seekers after letters, and purchasers of drafts,
and our coE:positorS, in answering questions
and directing these wanderers to the new
Office of w. F. K Co., have been driven TO
frenzy, and have become so horribly profane,
that their final damnation may be regarded
as dead thing. This thing has got to dry
up; ii not, il is not our fault. nor that Of
Aiessrs Decher & Co., who have just COM
pleted and hoistcd on the front OF the build
ing sign that knocks the hind sights off
anything in this home of the fine arts. Whose
beiieveth not this yarn, let him come down,
take his pOsish on the other side Of the street
and have a square look.
BrLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co., this morn
ing shipped 80 bars and sacks of bullion,
weighing in the aggregate, :, isl pounds, and
of the estimated value of S57, 4S0 %.
THEATRIcAL.-The Menken played Dick
Turpin last night to a full house. There
were performances both ct Music Hall and at
the New Idea-5oth well attended.
SSow.-There was considerable ola sprin-
kle Of snow at Virginia, this morning. No
body uu there seemed to feel very bad about