Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-06
THE EVENING NEWS,
Best JOKE Our.-We like a GOOD ;oke

taSt evening TO the Ladies' Festival-ha
a bully tim did mt come home ii
morning. Had u notion to serenade US
concluded we could mt hsar them wer
to serenade Mr.. J. B. Winters. Opene
the music splendidly-sung a dozen song
the servant g'rI poked her head u Q
the second story window, returned thank
ior the unexpected compliment Mr.
Winters and wife were off on a visit 4
Virginia! Club sloped! Good joke
Mum" was the word but the gal let
out. "Oh. meet me by moonlight, alone.
CAurIoN.-We call the attention of GU
citizens generally to Section 4 of Ordi
nance No. Is Of the Town Ordinance
which reads as follows, to-wit: "Sectior
4. No person shall make, or cause to b,
made. any fire in any street. lane or oper
lot within the town limits, without III,
permission Of the Board of Trustees. o
Fire Wardens, under a penalty of not les
n ten dollars, nor more than five hun,
dred dollars, for every offense." The at,
tention Of the police and the Police Court
IL also directed to an Ordinance to sup.
press houses Of i'll fame. There are two
Celestial houses of this order near De.
Wits lumber yard.
DRPARrED.-0ur old pitcher" Major
F. A. Dallam, who used to do" the
locals and mining news for the Virginia
Union. left for the Eastern States this
morning. Our associations with the Major
r,s alu.or1 nf IN Nlaa.anP ,huracRar a,I
we ever found him an amiable and accom-
plished gentleman. May his journey be
prosperous, and his future life as pleasant
and happy and as free from storm as the
bosom Of the river whose fair surface
knows 10 ripple. Farewell!
BIG YIELD. - The Alpha Company
cleaned up their new mill for the second
run of six days yesterday, with the fol-
lowing result $4,000 ounces retorted
amslgam. worth 81 so per ounce. There
is now being taken from the mine. daily.
fifty tons Of trst.class ore, worth $50 per
ton md twenty-one ons second-class,
worth S45 per ton. This company re-
ceived yesterday the returns OF a lot Of
sacked ore sent &c Dali & Schamp's re-
duction works. at Washoe. which went
1912 so to the ton.
KrH's CoNcERr.-To-day we publish
the programme Of Professor Kuh's fret
Concert in Virginia. which will take place
Tomorrow evening. at the Court House.
The entertainment is varied, and by refer
ence thereto it will be seen that nearly all
Of our amateur musicians are comprised in
the list Of performers. The Glee Club,
Mozart Club, Mrs. Meagher, Miss Fitz-
gerald, and Messrs. S,eudeman. Sampson,
Levy and others complete the harmonious
band. We shall nave a first class enter
tainment.
DISTRICT CorRr.-BetOre Judge Rising
In the matter Of the petition Of Angus, Mar
kori,ch, to become a citizen OF the United
States. The prayer was granted by the
Court. State vs. Jack Harris and A. w.
Waterman, charged with the recent robbery
OF Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express. The
Sheriff returned 80 jurors, and, at IL ", II
Of the number had been examined, resulting
in obtaining but one-E. F. Glover as a
qualahrd juror. II will require an enormous
amount OF patience on the part Of the Court
to obtain a jury.
REcoRpER's CorRr-Virginia.-Recorder
Meagher, this morning, transacted the fol-
lowing business John Doe, arrested BY
officer Downey for disturbing the peace, was
fined and paid s.. Richard Roe, arrested By
same officer on n similar charge, paid the
same fine. VIM. Lombard, arrested by officer
.Lackey for diScharging fire arms within the
city limits, was lined and paid $40. Senior
Agnacio Gomez, arrested by same officer for
same ~offense, was fined the same amount OF
coin.
DEAD.-Yesserday, the celebrated violin
is, P. B. Isaacs died at Carson. of disease
contracted while resident at Virginia.
The sudden news Of poor 1saacs' death
will be a terrible shock to Numerous per.
sonal friends, for a more genial friend and
amiable gentleman never lived. As a
musician he had few peers, and many OF
our sweetest melodies Of American COM
position were from his hand. In the vigor
Of manhood he has beer called home
where eternal music prevails.
BROKE HIS LEG.-As the funeral OF
John Sullivan. at American City. was
abou. leaving his late residence yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. James Knox mounted u
wild horse, intending TO join the process
sion, bu, the horse reared up and fell
backwards. catching Knox's leg under
him. and breaking n of the bones just
above the ankle. DR.. CASTOR was called
from Gold Hill, and attended the wound
ed man.
The party at the Mount Vernon House
las, evening. was a very pleasant and sue
cessful affair. Dancing was kept up until
a late hour this morning. At about one
o'clock the guests par,ook Of a most sump-
,uous repast. Everybody appeared to
fully enjoy themselves, and well they
might, for the party was gotten up under
the managemen, Of persons who know
how, and never fail to provide for the ac-
commoda,ion Of their guests.
ARRIVALS Mundlebaum, L Davis,
W H Isaacs, c Mcdonald, ] Wood, Jas
Butler, DR. Tucker. Mrs C Stout, Mrs
Cooks, Isaacson, T Truss, d Ca>hern,
II G Maynard. J Regemberg. Mr. Sharon.
wife and son. l. Servont. b Smith, J n
johnson, J Mckinney. P II Russell. 9
Renaud, Mr. Smith, Mr. Woodruff, a II
White, A J Gladdens, Z N Freshman, N
Curran, Mr. Kingsbury. 3
WHERE Is Hs.-Mrs. Frances ]. Jetfreys,
of Upper Aquebogne. Il. ~ New York.
is very anxious to learn the whereabouts
Of Azee Reeves, who was supposed to have
lef, Virginia via Salt Lake some seven
months since. but who has never connect
ed. Frances feels anxious, and writes to
Valentine, of the Pioneer Co., relative to
Azee. but Valentine is not posted. and so
we pass it along.
In CHAseE.-We are pleased to learn
tina, Capt. C. c. Warner, has at last taken