Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-27
THE EVENING NEWS.
BELL RINeEas.-This favorite troupe

but what was good, while the singing anC
dancing of the charming little Miss ClarI
brought frequent and hearty encores
This evening, q change Of programme ant
an excellent show. Tonight is their las
one in Virginia, and it behooyes all who
wish to see this famous troupe to be pres.
ent. An entire new programme will bt
offered, and the charming Miss Clara viii
do more songs, dances, etc., than any little
elf this side Of Jordan. Tomorrow nigh
the company appear at Silver City, Sun
day night at Gold Hill, and Monday nigh
at Dayton. Besides being a novelty as fal
as the bells are concerned, the entire enter.
tainment is Of an unusually excellent
character.
Cor CAuGHr.-One Of our best men in
Virginia, who deals at wholesale and re-
tail in ardent spirits, received a load from
California yesterday, and having long sus-
pected the teamsters of levying a tax on
his best brandy, took the trouble yester-
day to investigate the matter closely,
whereupon he found that the cask had
been tapped, and upon being weighed II
was found to be minus several gallons oil
brandy. The. merchant very properly
refused to pay freight until the brandy
was accounted for. The eamster swore
Us that amiable class only know how to
swear, but it wouldn't do. A crowd col
lec,ed teams,er talked fight +; merchant,
who is on it, smiled ; policemen stood
around like vultures, but finally teamster
came to terms, paid for the stolen liquor,
and was in return paid his freight. Next
time, Johnny, keep your fingers out Of the
sugar bowl.
UNION CLUB MEErINGs.-Both of the
Union Clubs of Gold Hill hold meetings
this evening. The one in the upper ward
meets at Theater Hall. A full attendance
is desired, as the election Of a member OF
the County Executive Committee will be
made. The Second Ward Club meets at
Armory Hall. 1t is hoped that there will
be a good attendance there. The Club
meetings can't be too well attended. Union
men can make It both profitable and pleas
ant to meet together once a week and talk
over matters which concern them all. 1t
keeps them all better posted on the signs
Of the times ; enables them TO become bet
ter acquainted one with another and gives
them clearer ideas as TO their mutual re-
quirements and the best mode of obtain
ing them. Don't forget: meetings in
both wards this evening.
JUSTICES Court, VIRGINIf.-The fol-
lowing business was before Pembroke
Murray, Justice Of the Peace, this morn
ing: J. P. Millington VS.. Davis & McCar-
thy-trial set for 2sth inst. Dougan VS..
Ruhling 4 Co.,-judgment for'defendants.
Mrs. O'Connor VS.. Prondeville-judgmen
reserved. Wildering vs.. Rule-case dis
missed. Pinkerton s Tucker VS.. Duries,
and Saneredo VS.. Granny-cases set for
trial 2Sth inst. Drexler VS.. Waterman
trial tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Mitchell &
Adams Va. John 4. Moch-trial to-mor-
row. Moray vs.. Connecticut Mining Co.,
same order. Savage VS.. Dillis-trial
Monday at 10 A. NJ.
GooD.-The Board Of Aldermen Of Nir-
g,nia have in view an ordinance to compel
all parties owning dogs to pay a tax Of So
per annum thereon. We hope the ordi-
nance may pass, for a party owning u good
dog can pay So, and not feel aggrieved
thereat, while the hundred and one NANCY,
barking, sneaking worthless curss that so
numerously infest each street and alley,
and make night hideous with bowls, yelps
and growls. viii be " gobbled up " and
sent to q better land. Gold Hill has such
an ordinance, and should be more strictly
adheared to than it now appears to be
and no Partially shown.
Ho Jo.-We are happy to announce the
fact that Joe LaFlower is back in his old
place at the Greyhound Saloon again.
Joe has been to the States and has just
go, back. He looks as gay and happy as
a loveyer who has just parted with his
gal. Joe, we welcome you. You have
been missed. The boys became frantic
when they found you had gone. They
INQUIRED for Joe they shouted, Ho, Joe
about THE streets. Everybody asked,
Have you seen Joe:" Yes, Joe, we
welcome you. Pour out the healing balm
and let's all be happy.
ExcELsIoR.-The daily arrivals from
Excelsior continue TO increase, although
we hear that the lodges now being worked
continue to increase in richness as de.
scended upon. Mr.. Bagnell, who arrived
in Virginia last night, assures US that the
ENTERPRISE ledge is rich beyond compare
son, and that agents Of New York capital
lists recently in the district have offered Q
very large sum of money for that anc
other mines, but the lucky owners don
wish to sell, preferring to reap their owr
harvest if it be abundant.
Music HALL.-Cramer continues TO hole
his own. and notwithstanding other at
fractions, has a fair share Of public pat
ronasc. Tonight, Johnny Tuers, the
famous clog dancer, takes a benefit. upor
which occasion a rousing bill will be Of
fered. His new song, Down in a Shaft
is immensely funny. Miss Josephine, TIT
finest Jig dancer on this coast, and MIR
Mabitt, a frst-rate ballad singer, will ap
pear tonight. The whole TO conclud'
with the roaring farce, The Mischievou'
Niger"
RECORDERS CouRT, VIRGISIA.-Befor'
Judge Meagher this morning-Joe. Miller
d. d., fined and committed to jail IN de
fault Of payment. d. Billams. for fas
riding. will be tried this afternoon. Thos
Is. O'Pickle. same otFense. will also be at
tended TO afternoon. John Maldon, SINH
lar charge, discharged. Charles Lipma'
was taken in charge by a police officer a
being insane. His insanity is periodical
and a short incarceration may set hin al
right.
\ GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. Mex
Monday evening a grand entertainment
will be given at the Opera House. Peas
ley & H~emmingway, with their usual tact
have procured the services Of Madam
Bishop and Mr.. Lascelles for that evening
and they, IN conjunction with Harr.
Courtaine. Walter and Flora Bray, an
Others, will afford an entertainment Q
unusual cleverness. AS it will be ladies
night. we look to see a big crowd.
How WILL You BE PRBPARED:-Oh, y
local Robert, is it possible that you woul