Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-19
Fl EVENING NEWS.


at their evening session. Now, there is
nothing uncommon in a visit to the Board
of Aldermen-we don't know why we
went; but we did. Mayor Jones in the
chair of state graced the session with his
accustomed urbanity. and We really could
not avoid thinking-why, We don't know
that there is less stealing and more
~shrewdness displayed in the financial
affairs of debs-ridden Virginia than has
ever before been known. The session did
not open with prayer, as many suppose
why it did Lot we don't know. Gillespie,
an excellent Clerk, by the way, was not
called upon for any music; but read in
musical tones a portion Of what was
scripture, after its approval by the Board.
Livermore, youngest born Of the Fathers,
was there; we are acquainted with Ill I;
he is a Parigorican-why we can't tell,
but he is. Many people are foolish enough
to think that Livermore received his pa
tronymical appellation on account OF an
excess of the organ known as the liver.
This is not so-he is well, but not obese,
my boy. Eddy-not so called on account
of any familiarity with cold water, we be-
Levels a working Eddy; his current
ideas of expense run deep. but in some
what narrow channel. Young-eyerbody
ought to know this Father-was there,
quiet, unostentatious, but evidently cup
to snuff" This Father is not a minor, as
many have reported, but formerly was a
miner when not so young as now-why
we could not tell, but nevertheless it is so.
The doughty Piper was not there. Some
chap maliciously whispered that John was
at work on demi-johns and pipes of
whisky (the pun is horrible, as bad as
some of Col. Howard's). No moss was
ordered for Piper. lie rests. Why
shouldn't he. Doten-Alf. of ours we
mean-was there in his best re%portoreal
capacity for "the organ" His usual
rudy cheek was pale with care. He
weakened last night. One days grind"
had made him sick, and Democratic gin
had nipped his youthful bloom. To-day
he goes TO the bosom of his family in So
MONA. The Board have pleasant rooms,
and we think are a fine body OF Alder
men. They might be larger and fatter,
but they are not. Why, we dop't know.
UNION MEErINs.-We are requested to
state that every member Of the Fourth
Ward Union Club is expected to be at
headquarters tonight at 7 o'clocd for the
transaction Of important business. This
is a good move, and it behooves every
loyal man in Storey county to be up and
at work, for that the brazen-faced Cop
perheads intend to use any and every
means to carry the coming election Is GER
tain, and it becomes US Of the national
fe-preserver party to be vigilant, watch
full and true. Union Clubs follow the ex-
ample of the faithful Fourth, and COM
mence now to make the fight to win a glo-
rious victory.
New SALooS.-Messrs. White s Mitch
ell have Just opened a magnificent new
billiard saloon next door to the Exchange
Hotel, Main street. Gold Hill, where they
will be always glad to meet their friends
and administer TO the inner man. Their
saloon is fitted up in an elegant manner
and is the most commodious place of the
kind in town. Two not very small
attractions are the magnificent billiard
tables which 60 to make up the furniture
of the establishment. Call in and see the
place. You will be treated like a gentle
man.
OPERA HousE.-This ever popular re-
sort will be opened tonight under the
direction of Messrs. Peasley s Hemming-
way, with Walter Bray as acting Man.
ager. The "small bills" show an amazing
array Of talent, and Courtaine, Talbot,
Miles, Allen, Brewer, and the balance,
will open tonight to n crowded house.
Go, everybody, and try the new house.
Our handsome friend Walter VIM is at
the head of the moistening department.
SuRvgYISG.-We desire to call attention
10 the card of Marlette & Hunt, in another
column. Mr.. Marlettc, as Surveyor
General of the State, IS an accomplished
surveyor, and will at all times transact
such commissions as are entrusted to him,
in a correct and faithful ann Mr..
Hunt, at present at Austin, is also a" fate
on angles, etc. Their office is on b street,
Virginia, over Ruhling & Co.'S bank.
LEcruRE.-This evening, at "a o'clock,
Mrs. y. X. Gore, a clairvoyant Of many
wears experience, will lecture in the Court
House, Virginia, on Health and Dis
ease" Price Of admission, 90 cents. After
the lecture the lady will give q psychome-
trio delineation Of the characters Of persons
in the audience.
DANCE THIS EvENING.-Ye lovers OF
the dance forget not that Wm. Sanders
gives a Soiree at Theatre Hall this even
ing. Good music will be in attendance,
under the direction Of Professor N. A.
Sweet. All We who love to mingle in the
social throng, stay not away after the be-
witching hour of 9 o'clock.
Losr.-Las, Tuesday evening Harry
Rosener had the misfortureto lose a jet
diamond shirt stud, which was highly
valued BY him as a souvenir Of his wife.
ANY party who may find it will, upon
presentation to Harry, receive a square
drink, coin for breakfast, and his hearty
thanks.
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever"
we heard a lady remark, Yesterday, as she
stood gazing with covetous eyes upon the
elegantly woven tissues Of a Cashmere
shawl, Just received at Rosener 4 Co.'S
dry goods establishment, South e street,
Virginia. We concurred in her remark
with reference to herself, not the shawl.
CLEAN SHAvE.-rhere are two truths
easily to be seen BY observant Gold Hill
ers, and they are that clean shaved men
always look well, and that men get the
c~leanest shave at Pohl * L~azenby's, next
door to the Exchange Hotel. Main street
REruRNRD.-Our old friend Bob Low
cry has assumed All. Doten's place on
the Union. Well, Bob is a gentleman,
and if we are forced to " eat crow" we
admire to select our own birds. Lowery
has ever been a courteous antagonist.
Hor WArER.-The Chollar- Potosi Com.
pany struck hot water in their new shat,
a, the depth Of four hundred feet, so say:
the Enterprise. We have known compa-