Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-10
THE EVENING NEWS.

here left for Carson, or viii leave to-mor-
row, and we hear Of candidates springing
up in every place for Offices of which but
one can be had. The third House has al
ready been partially accommodated with
appointees, and the balance will in a short
time be carefully selected. So far as
known the following are the principal Sc
!ections: For Chaplain-Geo. Birdsall.
For Sergeant-at-Arms-To Fitch. For
Page-T. B. Schsmp. For Treasurer
w. NJ. Gillespie. For Clerk-Martin Gil
lespie. For Secretary-H. NJ. Gillespie.
For Reporter-Gillespie. a former editor
of the Old PiWte. For the balance of the
offces-Gillespie first Secretary of Agri-
cultural Fair.
The CoMSrocK SrRucx.-We were last
evening shown some rock that has been
recently struck about 10 miles from this
city, that if we were not assured was
taken from the spot above stated, we
should think was the finest specimen of
Gould & Curry or 0phir ore we have
rver seen, it was literally covered with
black sulphuretS Of silver, and the "na-
tive wire was mingling with the crys-
ials; jim Carter, the pioneer miner, has
= large interest in the claim, which we
hope will make him fortune.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGrxIA.-The
following business was transacted before
His Honor, Judge Davenport, this morn
ing: John Laughlin, arrested by officer
Ward. for being drunk and disorderly,
was placed in durance vile, Tor the term of
30 days-twenty dollar pieces and he be-
ing too great strangers to allow of his
paying for his fine. Chow-Chow, arrested
by officer Downey, for assault with intent
20 kill, had his trial postponed until two
weeks from to-day.
\ MILITARY CoNPANY.-Three youths
attracted considerable attention this NOR
ning, by calling upon the principal bust
ness houses of Virginia, for subscriptions
70 aid in raising a company of Zouaves,
under the patronage of the masters Of the
Public Schools The boys were clad in
the regular costume of the famous Zouaves,
md met with considerable success. The
idea OF drilling our youth in the manual
uf arms is good one, and we hope to see
= fine company raised, uniformed and
drilled.
FoR THE COMING DAYs.-Steudeman &
Co.'S, opposite the Office OF Wells, Fargo
\ Co., Virginia, as will be seen by their
advertisement have large and well Sc
lected stock of ladies and gentlemens',
boots and shoes. We have examined the
stock as advertised-and really do not
know Of any place where the wants of all
would be more liable 10 be met. Boots of
all kinds, great and small, boots and shoes
Tor wet or dry. Call and see them-youll
not grieve them-and get suited if you try.
FAST FREIGHr.-We call the attention
OF merchants, millmen and others, to the
of Shaw's Fast Freight Line. |
which will prove Of great convenience to !
shippers of perishable goods, and to those !
who desire freights in quick time. The
gentlemen who are projecting this enter /
prise are reliable business men and deserve !
success.
ALNAcKs.-DawSon, the chief of the
cuisine, continues TO keep up his gait at
this eating establishment, and latterly
seems TO cook better than ever. Dawson
has all the deicacieS, from a humming-
birds eye broiled Ia mode. to fricaseed
elephant. Remember that Lewis Saloon,
under the International, is the spot TO find
these things.
WHO CAREs.-If 10 Loryea is fool
enough to give away lots Of houses and !
furniture, and piles of gold coin for dol !
lar. it is none of our business, but he is
going to do it and we pity him for being
30 foolish as to part with property that he !
will wish back. Tickets in his gift enter
,ainment are selling at very rapid rate.
RExovAL.-The County Clerks office
has been removed to the second story of
the Court buildings, and in the room for
merly occupied by the Sheriff. The Sher-
IFS Office is in the third story. This move
Is a decided improvement over the old ar
rangement, and will doubtless give uni
verSal satisfaction.
Ar HALF-NIAsr.-The flags on the sew
.ral Engine Houses of Virginia, have been |
AT half-mast to-day, in honor of
the memory of F. W. Kohler, of the San
Francisco Fire Department. who died last
Tuesday.
CRrpE BuLIIoS.-Molitor n Co., OF
Gold Hill, received two thousand ounces
Of crude bullion for assay, to-day. We
saw it. H. Harris, also received ABOUT
eighteen hundred ounces. We saw that
TOO.
LoRYEA IS ARoUSD.-To-night he Will
no on hand at Whites Saloon, Gold Hill,
70 rattle off Tickets for Real Estate. You
can secure your tickets, as they are selling
rapidly.
DISTRICT CorRT.-The District Court
met this morning and adjourned until
Monday, without transacting any onSl-
ness. The Grand Jury is in session, not
having finished their duties.
CRrpE BuLL1ox.-The following lots of
crude bullion have been to-day received
AZ the following Assay offices. Theall
% 1920 ounces; Van Wyck & Co., 3eSS
ounces Rhuling s Co., 1880 ounces.
70 TAx-PAYERs.-The Board OF Equal
,zation in the town of Gold HILL Is IN ses-
sion every day at Judge Halls Office, and
,v;ll remain in session until TUESDAY
next. See advertisement.
gr1LIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co., have
TODAY shipped G bars of bullion. weighing
AZ lbs. and of the assayed value OF Sll,-
204 10.