Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-21
HI EVENING NEWS.

ty-fve or thirty discharged soldiers, from
Company E, First Nevada Volunteer Cav
airy, were at the Golden Eagle Hotel to
call on one of their old comrades Oh. NJ.
Barnes), who was honorably discharged
some time since. The boys all seem
pleased to be once more their own master.
They are all hale, hearty and robust look
ing men, and very gentlemanly In their
appearance. II they are a fair sample, it
speaks hugely for the Nevada volunteers.
some of them are bound for their homes
in the East /; others go to California; while
a number remain to seek employment
here-some of whom have already obtain
ed situations. 1t would be no more than
Just TO give the boys employment. Let
their applications for work be preferred,
wherever possible.
VALLEY LODGE, DAYToS.-Last Mon
day evening, says the Sentinel, Valley
Lodge No. 9 was consecra,ed and consti-
tuted a Lodge of Free and Accepted Ma
son and empowered to act as a regular
Lodge, in conformity with the rites Of the
order. Joseph DeBell, NV. G. NJ. of
Nevada, assisted by other members OF the
Grand Lodge. performed the solemn and
impressive conservation. After these GER
cmonies, VI. w. g. NJ. DeBell installed
the officers of Valley Lodge, to-wit A.:
Daniel Kendrick, NJ. w; +. II. Kennedy,
5. w; ]. Z. Sabine, J. W.; J. c. Kinds,
Treasurer; NJ. J. Henley. Secretary; +.
H. Cowles, S. D.; John Lotus, J. D.; q.
Waidhaas and I. W. Abraham, Stewards;
c. Hall, Tyler.
TRUSTEE MBETISo.-Our Town Guar
dams held a meeting last evening, not
wi,hs,anding it was a very disagreeaole
night 10 be out. The Board transacted
some business of nterest-such as dis
missing the suit against l.. Smith, brought
10 recover delinquent taxes; sanctioning
the corporate relief extended to a family IN
distress, and auditing several accounts
against the Town. The members OF the
Board from Lower Gold Hill were not in
attendance, owing TO the inclemency OF
the weather. The Board will meet at its
mex, regular session, Monday evening,
November goth.
SPANIARps on THE RAMPAGE. Two
parties of Spaniards, n from Gold Hill
and the other from Virginia, met IN a res
,auraunt on C street. near Union, about
nine o'clock Saturday evening, when a
general scrimage took place between them.
caused by one of the party, named An
tonic, becoming a little too free with one
of the fair bu. frail ladies present. Pistols.
knives and other cruel weapons were freely
used: bu. before any serious damage was
done, officer Lackey put a stop TO their
fun by arresting one OF the party. who
will have a hearing to-day before Judge
Meagher.
Mrsrc HALI.--.A fair house greeted the
performers a, this place Of amusement last
evening. No wonder. Collins performed
his wonderful Cure" act. If it had
rained ~pi,chforks, a crowd would have
been there to see him. Collins will go
through with it again tonight. Every
body should see il. Il is a rare curiosity.
and something new to US. Sheppard's
"Quintessence Of Old Virginia is a big
feature in the institution.
The chest Of tools, OF
which we made mention, yesterday, as
having been stolen from Mr.. Schultz, was
found by officer Downey in the cabin OF
the noted would-be Piute Chief, Captain
Brown. We fear that this once noted
speech making individual will have to
serve out q term in our State Prison, for
his dishonesty. How fallen from the high
position among rye noble red men OF the
forest"
MAourRE's OPERA HoUsE.-To-night is
the last one Of the performance of the
popular play Of "Arrah-na-Pogue." II
being the ladies's night, we hope to see
the house crowded to its utmost capacity.
The play is really a fine one. and no gen.
,leman should fail to take a lady there to-
night TO see it. Tomorrow evening Miss
Florence will delight and astonish US with
her shape in the great "Mazeppa."
DRros.-Now we can't say that we like
drugs or banker after them to any extent,
but were we ever to purchase anything in
that line, and pay for it, we would call
upon Messrs. Rice 4 Livermore, corner OF
TAYLOR and C streets, Virginia. The toilet
goods which they are now receiving are
we'll worthy the attention OF any lady or
gentleman IN need of those articles. They
have some beauties in that line.
KENNEDY s MALLoN.-We would call
the attention Of our readers TO the adver-
,isement Of the above named firm, in an
other column, as worthy Of their notice.
Having known this irm for several years,
we cheerfully recommend them to our
friends as a place where the best goods in
their line can always be had. Their stock
of choice family groceries is extensive.
Their stock Of wines and liquors in store
now and daily arrivingf is of the simon
pure stuff. Se in need, call around. You
will be we'll treated.
REcoRpER's CouRr.-Before Recorder
Meagher, Virginia, this morning: Shultz'
on a charge Of drunk, was fined costs.
John Morris. same charge-not guilty.
John Hoslin, ditto-paid costs. Harry
Cour,aine, for being on a general drunk
was sent to Hotel de Irwin for 81 days.
Joha Rickson, drunk-paid 50 and costs;
Charles Gallagher, case OF drunk-laid
over. Capt. Brown and Bob James, the
parties arrested on a charge OF grand lar
ceny, will have their trial this afternoon.
New OReASIzArIoN.-The Cnio" says
that Cones d. E. Of Detachment
were recently mustered out OF service at
Fort Churchill. Guess somebody has
swallowed a copy Of the Army Regula,
la,ions. Have you heard Of the I'd n Sd
Corps Of the 18th Regiment OF Regulars !
How many gallons does it take to make q
quartz
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office. this
morning, is bags Of bullion weighing
S75 tbs, worth. per assay. S3S,742 80.
Rain was falling very heavily at the time
the bullion was shipped, which is indica-
tive that rain does not interfere with the
silver-brick business.
AccrpExr.-Last night a miner work
H. Hho1lor- pofosi mine