Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-21
THE EVENING NEWS.
CoxvA1xscxSr.-We had the pleasure,

ing. bis numerous Irlenos Will De PLEASED
to learn that he is recovering, and is now
able to leave his bed a short time during
each day. The members OF St. Paurs
Church are making grand preparations, by
decorating the Church, for appropriate
exercises on Christmas Eve. A splendid
Christmas tree will be provided, and the
Sunday School scholars already have glo-
rious visions of presents prospective. Inc
distribution will take place on next Sum
dav evening, and all friends are cordially
invited to attend. Mr.. Rising is so rapid
ly improving in health, that he will be
ale to be present. Nothing more need be
said to insure a large attendance; for all
who know him will rejoice to once more
behold his pleasant smile and exchange
the cordial grasp of the hand.
LADIES BAzAAR.-The opening Of the
Fair, by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church, was q decided success. Armory
Hall was filled with the elite and beauty
of Virginia. Excellent taste has been
shown by the ladies in the arrangement OF
the tables. They are loaded with articles
of ornament and use, and with edibles and
drinkables enough to tempt the veriest in
valid. Doll babies and dressing-gowns ;
pincushions, penny-whistles and pop
guns; jewelry and jujube paste; sweet
cake and smiles; grab:bags and gaiety ;
and vocal and instrumental music are all
united together in endless ~profusion.
Among other curiosities is a table for ice
cream and iced lemonade. The Fair will
continue operations for several days. We
hope the ladies may realize a handsome
sum for the Church.
MUSTERED Our. Captain Wallace's
Company A, Nevada Infantry, and Cap
tain Kelley's Company c, Nevada In
fan,ry, have Just been mustered out. They
are expected to leave Fort Churchill to-
day, and our streets will once more TEEN
with the boys in blue" These COM
panies have felt somewhat sighted by
being retained in the service so long after
the discharge Of the majority OF the Ne
ysda volunteers; but they will now have
a grand chance to "spend their money
free" and will make it lively for a time.
May they make their eternal fortunes, and
settle down with happy wives and little
children.
FIRE.-Iesterday afternoon, about 81
o'clock, the boarding house at the lower
dump Of the Gould s Curry company
caught fire in the roof, from a defective
stove-2ipe. A large hole was burned IN
the roof, and but for the timely appliea-
ton of a buckets Of water, the lire would
have been a destructive one. II was the
property Of Geo. w. Smith, who sustain.
ed quite a loss in damage to furniture /;
and but for Mr.. Lockwood, who first dis
covered the flames. and used great exer-
tons to ~extinguish them, 1t would have
been much greater.
DIssoLyISG VIEWS. - large and
heavily loaded quartz wagon belonging to
the proprietors Of the St. Louis Brewery,
on yesterday afternoon ran into and
mashed TO atoms the beautiful photo
graphic showcase of Sutterly Brothers,
on B street, Virginia. For a moment,
eyes, noses, limbs and mangled bodies
were seen flying in every direction, and
the carnage was fearful. Messrs. Suffer-
~, however, are the greatest sufferers, as
il will take q considerable outlay OF cash
to set things to rights.
Music HALL drew a good house last
night. Collins, the Prince Of jig dancers,
made a decided hit. He is a splendid card
for Music Hall. Fosters "Vive /
America" was beautifully sung. Miss
Lees Highland Fling was several times en-
cored; and Barnwell's magnificent tenor
was among the chief attractions. The
performance closed with the amusing farce
Of " Ally Croaker," in which Harry Cour-
,aine showed himself an actor OF great
merit.
A ESPECIAL" PIRAcr.-A small boy
entered a shoe store, in Virginia, yesterday
morning, and taking a pair of ladies CATERS
from the counter started for the door,
without leaving any pay for the article.
The merchant shouted to the lad to come
back but he ran up the street and disap-
pearedin the Double Ads, house another
" Special to the Enterprise" That's a
regular Pagan shop /; steal kilograms and
shoes that concern can steal anything
except a lady's character.
Masonic SuPPER.-AllM asons in good
standing, desiring to attend the Installation
supper on New Years night, can procure
tickets by calling oil or after Monday Next
on Brother Barnert. the clothing merchant
corner C and Taylor street. Virginia.
Geo. Hopkins, Capt. Haines. and w. a.
NJ. Van Bokkelin, will also have the cards
that admit, and will dispense them for a
certain cabalistic 9uid pro quo produced as
cause why, by any who wish TO participate
on the august occasion referred to.
NEW ARpANGEMESrs.- We notice q
change is being made in the arrangement
Of Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S. office, in Virginia.
The public desk in the enter has been re-
moved, TO make room for the Stage office.
The new telegraph line of the U. 5.
Telegraph Co., will have an office lifted up
on the present site of the stage office.
Thus both telegraph lines will have their
OfnCe9 IN the ShluC ouAANAhA' ""~
same room, which will be Il great con-
venience to the public.
LOOK Our FOR Fun The manage
mens Of Music Hall have in course Of
preparation. and will shorthly produce,
new local drama, written BY a literary
gentleman of this city. 1t Is entitled,
TROUBLES in Virginia City" and is said
TO abound in choicest local hits. Miss
Amanda Leo will represent a prominent
lawyer Of the city.
T~HEAralcAL observation-disclosures "
morning, Miss Estelle, the graceful dan
seuse, Mr.. G. II. Foster, the eminent vo'
calls, and comedian, and Mat Kelley, vii
take their departure from this region TO-
San Francisco. Their efforts TO please TIT
public have been well appreciated, anc
they carry with them the kind regards o
a host Of friends.
BULLION FOR AssAY.-The amount o
crude bullion received for assay, yester
day, was as follows: Messrs. Theall
Co.. 6,67l ounces; Van Wyck s Co.
-. " w. Wal e Sancha;