Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

TINS morning, before SuuSe burodhk
Several Jurors were excused, for variou!
terms. Chase VS.. Savage Coon motor
of counsel for defendants, it was ordered
that Judgment for defendants be entered
a. of February 2Sth, and that the Judgment
roll be made up and filed as of that date
on motion of plaintiffs counsel, proceed.
iags under Judgment was ordered stayed
for ten DAYS, in order to allow plaintiff to
file bonds in appeal. Fairview vs.. Maria
\. Bell-cause transferred to Judge Ris-
ing's calendar. Lippitt vs.. Medin-com-
mission to take dispositions in Nevada
ordered. Court adjourned until tomorrow.
Before Judge Mesick: NJ. A. Bell vs..
Sheldon-the order of the Referee IN the
above suit was declared vacated, and time
for hearing set Cor April oath. each party
being allowed 10 tile amendments. Perley
VS.. Chandler-by consent continued for
the present and placed at the foot of the
calendar. Blackburn vs.. Yellow Jacket
continued. Fulton VS.. Gold Hiil-case
dismissed; costs taxed to the plaintiff.
Recess until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Before Judge Rising: D. S. Turner,
defaulting juror. excused-havins hereto
fore been excused; E. H. Morton. default
ing juror, fined S25. and excused for term
on producing certificate OF active fireman !;
]. \. Adams, excused for one week; J..
Pfoucz, excused till April LIST; G. J..
Lamar, G. W. Aylesworth, Wm. Faucet,
excused for the term. Bateman VS.. Bate
man ct al-jurv sworn; by consent Of
parties, permitted to separate during any
recess pending trial.
It's WELL.-A stranger in the city o
Virginia, and perhaps some Of it's inhab-
itantS would here found it difficult to find
any place where hungry chap could get
satisfied without being bankrupted by
ruling rates, but at last thank Heaven the
Antelope Restaurant, south c street, has
been opened BY " The Count" and any
person DESTROYS of getting good square
meal within the limits of reason. can find
everything that is good at the Antelope.
The same is kept open day and night Tor
the accommodation Of customers. Private
rooms are also provided for the use Of
families, single gentlemen or ladies. The
Antelope is what it should be, people are
finding Il out and are bound to know 1t
better. consequently the concern will be
successful.
ST. PArRIcX's DAY.-The committee Of
arrangements for the celebration OF St.
Patrick's day. in Gold Hill, had meeting
last evening, and decided to form the pro-
cession in front OF St. Patrick'S Church,
Immediately after the Grafton. which is to
be delivered by the Rev. Father Callan.
Capt. Oullahan was elected Marshal, who
will appoint his aids. The procession
will then march up to the Divide and meet
the Virginia procession, and march to
Maguire's Opera House to hear the ora
ton; after which they will march back 10
Gold Hill. The Gold Hill procession will
be headed by a splendid brass band.
ST. is St. Pat
rick's Day. and the motives of the Jewel
of the sea-" with many friends, are max
ing extensive preparation to celebrate the
day with speeches, poems, music, parade,
and grand eal. Pat. Lannan. Esq, is
Marshal OF the day, and we think he
loves US one" for ever since the day he
won the leather medal at the Emmet's tar
get match, Pat has somehow been gradu-
ally getting greater and greater. Lannan
will see the thing through in excellant
order.
APPoISrED.-The Common Council of
Virginia. this morning, made the following
selections for Policemen and Jailor: For
Jailor-Peter Larkin. most excellent APP
pointment. For Policemen-E. F. Clark
son, VIM. Warnock. S. W. Hurst, B. L.
Higbee, Ben Lackey. Mr.. Green. The
above appointees are all excellent gentle
men. and having had experience in the bus
mess, we believe they will give general
satisfaction.
TRUcxEE DIsTRIcT.-Last evening we
received intelligence from the prospecting
party that left Virginia some ten days
since for the new mining district beyond
the Truckee. They report that everything
looks frst-rate, and the work of pros
pecting is being progressed with. We
trust they may each and all make for
tune. for we have heap faith" in the vast
undeveloped mineral resources Of Ne
vada.
Two's BALL.-Young Americas Ball.
last night, was splendid success. The
Hall was magnifcently decorated; the
Metropolitan Band" discoursed sweet
music; beautiful women, with winning
smiles and poetry of motion, added to the
scene-and everything was lotto OF roses"
The ball was a sinecure in its way, and
the boys were justly proud of their fine
display.
Recorders CouRT, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted this
morning before His Honor, Judge Daven-
port: John Presley and W. Small. ar
rested by officers Hurst, Clarkson and
Hearn, for fighting, were each mulct in
the sum of S25. Hugh Ward, arrested
bv officer Downey for disturbing the
peace. will be tined this afternoon.
New GooDs.-Mr. S. Rosener, Of the
firm of Rosener s. Co., south c street,
Virginia, has gone the mountains over to
purchase large and magnificent assort-
menr of dry goods for the summer trade !;
for the boys will be boys-and 1t Is as
natural for the ladies TO wear fine feathers
As j, IS for mustard cat TO eat that de-
lightful herb.
ST. PArRIcX's DAY. - Father Callan
has arrived in Gold Hill, from California.
He,will preach an eloquent sermon on the
Life and Labors of St. Patrick in Ire
land" in St. Patrick's Church, at halI
past 10 o'clock A. N. tomorrow. He VIII
also preach in the same church on the fol-
lowing Sunday.
PIANO FOR Subtitle fine piano, used
last night on the occasion of the opening
of the Gold Hill Theater, is offered for sale
cheap for cash. See advertisement. Per-