Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-20
THE EyENING NEWS.

to be successful, would. in a great degree
be ruinous to the happiness and welfar
of the most beautiful of the Almighty
works-woman. Your virtuous reporte
scented the plot from afar. He saw Geo
Birdsall. Jack Perry, Lem. Goliath, Morse
Young Doten. Charley Parker and othe
consp:rators in private conference, anc
was convinced by his acute sense tina
something was up. Consequently, b.
wstcheth, waiteth, and happily findeth the
key to the sequel. Bill DeKay. a prime
mover in the matter, was appointed tc
make out papers that were to be presented
10 the Legislature for endorsement. These
papers were to be accompanied with sew
en- jugs of spirituous consolation. and il
was supposed which would procure an
immediate passage of an infamous act,
which is hereunto appended, being copied
by US while DeKay was asleep. (Send
me at once $50 for whisky money paid
PeaSley.)
.4g .dct eRtitLed An Act to guard aouinst u,nt.
lInaoniGl frauds, and for the protection OF
Bachelors from the ,cily arts of Women IN
the State Of SeradG.
The Bachelors Of the State Of Nevada, rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows
That all women, Of whatever age, rank,
profession or degree, who shall, after the
passage of this Act, impose upon, seduce,
and betray into matrimony any OF the Bach
elOrs Of the State OF Nevada, by virtue Of
scents. paints, cosmetics, washes, artificial
teeth, false hair, iron stays, bolstered hips,
hanlaN eh XII IL.
penalty OF the law prescribed By the statutes
against witchcraft, sorcery, or like misde.
meanorS, and the marriage, under such cir
cumstanceS, upon conviction of the ofendinS
parties, shall be null and void.
Also, an Act supplementary to an Act, ~
provide for the appointment and Quali6caticp
OF Board Of Examiners, and their du.y
prescribed.
After perusing the above proposed in
fringement of fair women's prerogative,
we have only to make an appeal to them
for grateful tribute to our virtue and sa-
gacity and we most earnestly hope that
early action IN the premises will cause the
august members Of the Legislature to
spurn with disdam the importunate bowls
of clique of old dilapldated bachelors,
who would thus blast fair women's repu-
tation and avocation.
EUREKA MINE.-This claim is situated
in Gold Hill District, and was located in
1860, and consists of 1000 feet, being
located west of the Yellow Jacket claim.
The first work done on the ground was
that OF running a prospecting tunnel
which was started from the ravine near
Crown Point, and pushed into the hill
distance of over 800 feet, cutting ledge
of fair indications. A shaft was COM
menced last season on the hill. eight BY
eight in the clear with two compartments,
and sunk to the depth of 25S feet, being
substantially timbered the entire depth.
\ drift was run in direction west Of
north, q distance of 40 feet. with two
cross drifts at the east, each about thirty
feet in length. through strata of quartz
of fair quality. A cross drift was also
run due west to the wall of clay constitut-
ing the castings. At this time the east
drift is being run TO the Yellow Jacket
ground through granite and quartz of
barren quality. The ledge found, is
pitching to the east, and should the own
erS' opinions prove facts, and distinct
wall found to exist west OF the ledge OF
the Yellow Jacket, two ledge theory
will have been pretty clearly established.
We hardly think such will be the case.
but are very willing to be convinced of
the fact, snd hope the Eureka will prove
profitable to holders Of stock.
DISTRICT Court, VIRGINIA.-The fol
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Bur-
bank: The Court met this morning at 10
o'clock. The minutes of the last session
were read and approved. People vs.. Beck
hearing of demurrer set for Saturday,
trial for Monday next. People vs.. Beck
ct al..-same order. The Ophir and Burn
ing Moscow suits we're continued until
the 23d inst. Chase VS.. Savage Compa-
ny-a suit for SO feet of ground, claimed
BY Chase as an original locator; Court
engaged in empanneling jury to Try the
suit, which will probably occupy some
DAYS. James Brannan vs.. F. c. Earring
on-foreclosure of mortgage entered as of
record.
Before Judge Rising: McGraw etal. vs..
Tillinghast Judgment for defendants.
Frisk VS.. Coryell, ct ale.,-demurrer sus-
tanned. Smith We. Atchinson-continued
for the term by consent. Challenge Com
pany VS.. Michigan Company-continued.
Fairview Company VS.. Maurice Bell er
als..-passed by consent. Peasley ct al.
VS.. Uncle Sam Company-motion for de-
PENDANT to furnish plaintiff the deeds and
books submitted to the Court. Meacham
VS.. Waller-on trial, with the jury en-
panneled.
Judge Mesick being i'll, no Court was
held by him this morning. sg-z-z-.
SERENADE.-The Germania Singing So
ciety, so well known for its musical skill,
serenaded some of their friends on Satur-
day night. We had the pleasure of listen
ing TO their diseourses and musical STRAINS
as they mingled with virgin snow-hakes
quietly descending from the sky. After
paving a visit to family and treating its
members to several songs, Il Society pro-
ceeded to the residence of Prof. Gramhs,
who has Just returned from visit to the
East, and serenaded that gentleman as an
expression of esteem with " Inch he is he'd
by his pupils. The songs were deliver !
in an exquisite manner, and could not tsii
TO touch the hearts most tender emotions
at least such was the case with US, it
fully repaying US for the lateness OF the
hour. Success to the Germanians!
STARTING UP. - organ's fine new
thirty-stamp mill, at Empire City, will
start to. morrow. This mill is one Of the
finest in the State, and viii reduce about
forty tons of ore daily. For the past ten
DAYS. Mr.. James Dickey, in charge OF one
hundred men, has been engaged in clear
inc the immense hume Simplifying the
Snsnish and Morgan mills with water) Of
a large quantity Of sand which had accu-
mulated from steep ravines, and at the
- ..-l,s the fall of the same not being