Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-01
H EVENING NEWS.

friends of the Irish Republic. and a very
handsome sum must have been realized.
The Fenians of Nevada are nothing 10th
10 give substantial aid to the cause of
home and country, and when the crimson
tide OF war runs high in defense of
Erin's trampled rights, Nevada's boys
of " Shamrock kindred" will never be be-
hind. Oh, Ireland and your sons-Eng-
land, the first best friend Of rebellion. in
America-now trembles at the vengeance
of your united efforts; and as Washington
City was once fearful Of INVASION from the
rebels. so does Quebec, Montreal, Toronto
and all Canada shrink with alarm at the
murmurs Of coming retribution. Irish
men. be loyal and true, and with God as
your trust. and a righteous cause, ard a
friendly government TO aid you, there will
be no such word as fail. Last night was
an aid to your financial prospects, and we
look for many more. The entertainment
was of u first-class order, for Walter and
Flora Bray. Maggie Brewer, Miss Emma
Miles, Talbot, Kavanaugh, the splendid
vocalist, Mat. Kelly and Others, always
afford an evenings entertainment that is
not only void of ~vulgarity, but is replete
with wit. Go to the Opera House
tonight and be happy.
Music HALL.-Last evening was the
browning glory of Charley Colin, tri-
umph, and he has firmly established him.
self as a ~favorite among our entire play
gocrs. His Happy Old Man" was de-
cidedly the best representation, both in
make up" and rendition, we ever have
seen. while in his clog-dance he showed
that he was entirely master Of his business,
and in our judgment is the best we ever
saw, Tommy Peel not excepted. As
usual, Johnny Tuers "corralled" the
house by his jaw-breaking, quatz-crush-
ing comicalities, aided and abetted by that
prince Of good fellows and sterling per-
former, Billy Sheppard. Carrie Chapman
has ever been q favonte with the crowd,
and if applause is a criterion, continues to
hold her own, while Miss Josephine and
Mrs. sam. Wells finish the feminine de-
partment at Music Hall, until Josey La
Forrest, a popular f~avorite, RECEIVERS from
IA sudden attack Of illness. \ huge bill is
announced for tonight.
DOMESTIC EcoNoNY.-The cool air Of
the day betokens approaching winIer-a
winter of severity, the sigu-prophets say.
The going over the mountains will soon
be mot so good as it was" Groceries
will soon be all incur merchants stocks
all laid up. Now is the time to lay in
YOUR provisions for the severe season.
Flour can now be purchased for 81 sack.
4 month hence it will have gone up to
the winters price, of nearly or quite
double this mount. As you purchase a
pile Of wood. extend your provident care
and lay up for yourselves, il possible, a
supply of the great staples OF household
consumption. So you men Of families
can save many a dollar. We don't charge
anything extra for this suggestion and
advice, although if needed it will be worth
a large fee to all our family-men patrons.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank-Strauss We. Funey ct als.-Contin-
ued until the 18th lust. Cochin VS.. Chol-
lar Co.-Continued for the term. People
vs.. Sites ct al.-Trial set for November
Sth. Ralston VS.. NATURALIZATION dis
missed as to homestead and stay of pro-
ccedings for ten days granted. Recess
until tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. ".
Before Judge Mesick-Irwin VS.. Moon
cy--Causc ordered on law calendar. Bon
ncr vs.. Virginia Roger Company-Placed
at foot of law calendar. Savage Co. VS..
Gould 4 Curry Co.-Oismissed. O'Brian
vs.. Uncle Sam Co.-To go to foot Of cal
endar and be tried by the Court.
Judge Rising holds no Court until to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ.
DoN'r. DAN, DoN'r.-Don't persist in
crediting to solomon sayings he never
uttered. If you only will stop and think
YOU will readily see that it is preposterous
10 suppose solomon ever said, at is bet
ter TO mary than to burn" Why, Dan,
he had too many wives TO be Of that opin-
ion. They say he had more wives than
Brigham. The old gentleman is dead,
Dan. He died a good many years ago,
and it isn't fair to be charging any vulgar
modern sayings to him.
JrsrIcE's Court, NIRGrNIA.-The fol-
lowing business was before Pembroke
Murray, Justice of the Peace. this morn
ing: Mitchell & Adams VS.. John A.
Moch-on trial to-day. Same VS.. Alex.
r. Corycll-judgment for plaintiff. Drex-
Ter VS.. Observation-Disclosures for three
days. Merrill VS.. Winter-trial this after
noon. Sullivan vs.. Harrold-case set
tied.
AccIDENr.-Early this morning, James
Elley, while driving his team down Taylor
street, was thrown from the seat, by the
forward wheels coming in contact with a
large stone, and his forehead was consid-
erably cut and his left arm severely bruis-
ed. Transfers can not be too careful as
to how and where they drive horses at a
rapid gait.
Doc LAw.-Virginis City has got q dog
law. NANCY ours and pet poodles can no
longer run a, large, unless they wear a
metallic tag, which costs SO. The City
Fathers have also ordained that dog fights,
bear fights, cock fights, and "sich like"
barbarous sports, shall no longer be al
lowed.
VIRruous.-The police Of Virginia re-
port all their old constituents as being
unusually ~virtuous, having made no arrests
since yesterday. Recorder Meagher has
but little to do nowadays, and signs for
We olden DAYS of cutting, shooting and
lighting.
GRADINo.- The work of grading c
street is rapidly progressing, and under
the watchful care of Chief Birdsall is be-
ing substantially done. After the surface
dir, is removed a layer Of gravel will cover
the stree, and make a good road.
ATTENTION FIRRNEN. - The regular
monthly meeting Of Liberty Hose Com
pany comes off u, their truck-house this
evening. Turn out. Be there, business
of Importance is to be transacted.
Vgro.--Col. Hermann, County Auditor,
this morning vetoed the bill Of Drs. Tucker
4 Bronson for $4,000. under a contract
entered into a month since. The case Is
before the Commissioners this morning.
SrScp the COLI mornings and evenings