Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-10
THE EVENING NEWS.

TRUNKs.-Trunks are huge institu
ton. Trunks are at times convenien;
necessary, and not to be sneered at
Trunks of all kinds, great and small kind
trunks at sea and trunks on shore
trunks of te-board-trunks of calf
skin-trunks of all kinds in great store
Trunks, as we observed, are to be admired
but last evening We saw on one Of
Church's fast freight wagons, a huge
mammoth two-storied, colossal, gigantic,
ponderouS, immense trunk, bound for
some fairer cline, and we at once were at
tracted thereto. Whose was it, whence
was it bound and with what freighted
We tried to pump Smith. 1t was no go.
. He couldn't be bamboozled BY any one
horse reporter. We used other means {;
it wouldn't accomplish our object. We
finally struck Church himself and after
inviting ourselves to drink with him, as
certained that the said trunk contained
nothing more or less than the famous dead
Charter Act of Virginia city. In COM
pany with the remains, is Charley Parker
and Dams dead baby. If Church didn't
tell the truth, it is our fault.
AT HIS OLD GAMB.-Who does not
know ]. Wells Kellys Who has not
heard of his llustrious career: And,
lastly, who has not been jeremy-diddled
by his winning address and charming tout
s's ssmbIe' ]. Wells, at one time, if we
remember correctly, attempted to swindle
the honest citizens Of this baihwick, by
procuring of each head-fee of one dol
lar for placing numbers over their door.
Last night, ]. Wells went to Chinatown,
in Virginia City, and levied an assessment
of the usual dollar on all Cinnamon whom
he could make stand the press, for pub
fishing their names in directory which
he is about to issue. Downey, who is the
protecting genius Of all good Celestials, at
once arrested Kelly, who was before Judge
Davenport this morning. He could not
be held to answer on account Of the nom
allowance of Chinsmen's oaths. Judge
Davenport reprimanded Kelly in severe
terms.
DISTRICT CorRr, VIRGINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising:
Greenwald VS.. Clark ct ala portion of
answer stricken out. Huff VS.. Uncle Sam
Co.-cause continued until Monday. D.
w. Perley vs.. Gould s Curry Co.-judg-
ment, by consent, for defendant, without
costs. In thematter of the estate OF Jessie
Lester, deceased. J. \. Bachelor was ap-
pointed Executor, upon filing bonds in
the sum of $4,000; the will of deceased
was admitted to probate, and D. Wolf, c.
]. K;ttle and c. VI. Brown were appoint
e. as appraisers Of the estate. Recess
until Tomorrow at 10 o'clock An.
Before Judge Mesick: Kirby VS.. I'm
perial Co. ct al-on trial; will probably
be decided this afternoon.
Orr THANKs.-The Major" of the
Union returns thanks to Mr.. Bishop, the
gentlemanly Deputy County Clerk, who
is of the right material. We concur. We
like Bishop, he is affable and Courteous
IN fact the right man in the right place.
But
The sweetes: howeret ever blooming,
Neer WIS sweeter than some rival flower"
So with Bishop. He is all fellow
could ask-but then, my dear, there Is
Hereford, Apperson and brother Dayton,
all Deputies like Bishop, and any dis
tinction between Bishop and laymen in
that church won't do. We are indebted
TO all of the boys, and expect to be again.
REDIyIvrs.-The whole imbibmg COM
munity will be rejoiced to learn that Mr..
III. Wood formerly of the firm Of Wood
\ Wilson, has Ph9nix-ike, arisen from
the ashes of his old stand, and yesterday
opened his new Saloon, at No. 80 South
c street, Virginia. His numerous friends
will learn of this re-opening with plea
sure, for Wood always furnished his Gus
TONERS with the finest liquors to be bought
on the coast. Long and prosperously
may he wave.
RECORDERS COURT, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
J. Wells Kelly, arrested by officer Dow
new, on a charge of misdemeanor, was dis
charged for want of competent witnesses.
J. Wright, arrested BY officer Clarkson,
for disturbing the peace, will be tried this
afternoon.
A Loss.-The hourly line of Omni-
buses between Virginia and this town
has been withdrawn for a season. We
are sorry to lose the great accommodation
afforded by these omnibuses, and trust
that times will soon get brisk enough to
enable the proprietors to resume their
usual trips with profit to themselves.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported by Billet, O'Brien s Co., Bro
kers. No. SO South c street. Virginia:
kentucky 6. and S. NJ. Co., Gold Hill
District; American Basin G.. and S. Min
ing Co., Virginia Phoenix G. and S. NJ.
Co., Bachelor lode, Virginia.
For THE MILLIoN.-Burke, at the IA
nous News Depot, nearly opposite the
Office of Wells, Fargo s Co., Virginia, has
received large stock of reading matter
from the East. together with the largest
and richest assortment of Valentines we
have ever seen in Nevada.
COOP TME.-The old, staunch Pioneer
Line of Stages, are making excellent time,
and although the roads are in rough
condition, passengers are landed inside Of
schedule time. The Pioneer is the only
line that is sure to take fellow through
safe, sound and on time.
The SAVAGE boys evidently had a gay
time at their dance last night and youth
and beauty joined in the festive scene,
and passed the Aeeting hours in happi-
ness. lis well, and in the language Of
the immortal DIR. Bein, we reiterate, at