Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-05
THE EVENING NEWS.

chequer Company (la,e the Minerva Com
pany) have again commenced work il
their claim, which they intend to keep W
without interruption until that mine i
thoroughly ~prospected and ranks amone
those that pay dividends. By the settle,
ment OF the litigation between the Minervs
and the Bullion companies, the former o.
which Is now incorporated under the
name Of E~Schequer Company. has &C,
quired an undisputed title to four hun.
dred feet of ground lying next north Of
the Alpha Company's claim. The location
IS a promising one, and the company have
good machinery on il, and every facility
for rushing work ahead with-great vim.
This, we understand. they intend to do,
and We hope it will prove profitable.
RECORDERS Court, VIRoINIA.-Judge
Meagher this morning transacted the fol-
lowing lively business: John Doe, arrest
ed by officer Paddock. charged with petty
larceny, was dismissed. James Wheat,
arrested by the same officer on a similar
charge, will be tried this afternoon. Fred.
Stable, arrested by officer Lackey for
assault. forfeited bail in the sum Of S25.
Jim, from the Hooks, arrested by the
same officer for being drunk and disor-
derby, forfeited bail in the sum Of $40.
K. Gibbs, arrested BY officers Lawton and
Edwards for being drunk and asleep on
the sidewalk, paid a fine of So and costs.
J. Daily, arrested by officer Edwards,
charged with being drunk and resisting an
officer, was committed to jail for IS days.
New DANCING ScHooL.-Mr. William
Sanders, a well known dancing master of
twelve years experience. Is about to COM
mence giving a series of lessons in the
terpischorean art Of tripping the light
fantastic toe" He will give a free intro
duc,ion mex, Tuesday evening at the
Theater Hall. to which he invites all who
have any desire of learning the graceful
accomplishments Of dancing, at which
time he will make arrangements for giving
lessons and fix upon the most suitable and
convenient time for holding schools. Mr..
Sanders has had much experience and
great success as a teacher of dancing, and
will give instruction in the art at very
moderate prices.
SrBEp.-There is a place on Egan Canon
so steep that the inhabitants can't wear
standing collars. Upon inquiry we learn
ed that it is not absolutely impossible, but
that the only inhabitants are Shoshones,
and that they haven't such a collar in the
tribe. II is said that J. Ross Browne has
gone out there with the intention Of in
Producing the standing collar among these
benighted people, having succeeded so
well in civilizing lin print) the natives Of
Virginia city and the surrounding towns.
He will give. in Harper's Monthly, three
different views (back, front and side) Of a
Shoshone trying TO adapt himself to one
of the most standing Of his collars.-En-
tupri,e.
REGISTER YOUR Naturalization day
will be along SION, and all who wish to
vote and have o yet registered their
names must do so before that day to en-
able them 10 exercise the rights Of a voter.
The Board OF County Commissioners meet
next Monday. at their office in Virginia,
and Il, a. a Board Of Registration from
10 o'clock A. NJ. 10 6 o'clock P. NJ, 10 re-
ceive and register the names Of persons
qualified to vote in this county. Persons
should not neglect to register their names
and thereby deprive themselves Of the
privilege Of exercising the rights Of the
elective franchise at the coming election.
LADIES FEsrIvAL.-There appears 10
have been some mistake made by the
newspapers concerning the time when the
Ladies' Festival at Armory Hall. Vir-
s;nia. for the benefit of the NJ. E. Church
of that place, would be held. We will
state that it will commence next Thursday
evening, August 10th, and continue the
following Friday and Saturday evenings.
The ladies are making great preparations
for the Festival. and intend that 1t shall
be the grand affair Of the season. Their
tableaux, i, is said. will be splendid.
A GRAND OPENIN0.-Nexs Monday
at IL NJ. the new hosting gear OF the
Alpha Company, consisting OF engine
reels, etc., etc.. will make a first revolu-
ton. On which occasion a salubrious
quantity Of champagne will be spoiled
and several things said that would not
keep" any longer than the time afore-
sa,d. We shall be there, or thereabouts.
WAsHoE ExcHANoE.-This well known
and popular Saloon, South c street. Vir-
pinia, remains in about the same spot as
before the great match between Wright
and B~rimacomb, and its affable proprie-
tors, MessrS. Flint s. Brooks, are ever glad
20 entertain their friends and the public
in their usual happy style. The billiard
tables are new and level, and the whisky
is old and smooth.
REwARp.-We learn that $500 has
been raised among the Swiss, to be paid
for the arrest Of Joseph Augustine, who
stabbed and killed William Lombardy,
two days since. If they had furnished
officer Lackry and other policemen with
horses at the time, he would have made
the requisite arrest in an hours time.
Do o know Haight: No! Well
Jus, &c, aboard the Gold Hill and Virginia
Stage, pass up a piece, and in a low tone
of voice whisper drink, and the chances
are more than ever that you will become
acquainted with the gentleman TO whom
we are daily indebted for extended
tesies. =
FoR LAKE BroLER.-Each Saturday
afternoon, the coaches of the Pioneer
Stage Company are crowded with the
cosmopolitan denizens OF Virginia who
have either mineral or q law suit, bound
70 partake Of the beauties Of nature TO be
seen by the shores Of Lake Bigler.
ACCIDENTAL son Of Mr.. Carl Sever
ance, about eleven years of age, fell from
the top of a fence, on which he was play
ing yesterday, and dislocated his arm at
the shoulder Joint. The accident hap