Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-30
THE EVENING NEWS.

bsS4 sA11S Va CuIseS tuaA JIG 4oohty VI
gas which is nightly consumed, or rather
which sheds sickly glare over those who
chose to be cursed with the Improve
ment." What is the reaSons People
pay enough money for the article to have
the best that can be manufactured, and
are getting very tired Of the vascillating
fame of the Virginia Gas Company. Put
in few more Jumps of coal, James, (it
don't cost much more than pitch-pine, J
and then draw your chair to mine, and
will to thee a tale unfold, etc. People
won't stand everything, will they James
Oh no, not always, my dear-but then
coal is so dear. Yes, James, and so are
golden twenties nowadays.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Business transacted
this morning, before Judge Mesick: Marke-
witch vs.. acknowledgement for plaintiff.
Chollar VS.. Potosi-the Court has been
engaged the entire morning in empannel-
ing a jury to try the cause, and twelve
men have been drawn; some legal techni-
calities are being argued. The trial will
commence to-day.
Before Judge Rising: Neville VS.. Buck
eye Co.-plaintiff granted leave to amend.
Dow vs.. Cohn ct al-oh trial the follow
ing jurors were sworn to try the cause !:
Geo. \. King, J. S. Flye, Thos. Melvine,
2. Iyford, Geo. Mann, G.. w. Pease, C..
H. Beckwith, U. W. yanVleit, D. Loah-
man, E. F. Green, David Crosley, d. S.
Turner. The suit will occupy the entire
day.
REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted this
morning before Judge Davenport: ].
Cassidy, arrested by officers Warnock and
Teuky, on charge of grand larceny, will
have hearing tomorrow at II NJ. John
Doe, arrested by officer Lawton for a vio-
lation of a city ordinance. was dismissed
upon payment Of SO and costs. Delash-
burn, arrested by same officer for fighting,
forfeited his bale. John Flynn, by same
officer, on a similar charge, was dis
charged. G. Dugsn, arrested by officer
Clarkson, for fighting, will be tried this
afternoon. P. Kelley and G. Doe. arrested
BY Sheriff Clark. were tried-Kelley ac-
quilted. Doe find $l7 50-paid.
OPERA HoUsE.-The play at Maguire's
last evening was " Camille Miss Heron
IN the leading character, and Mayo, War
wick and others, in able support. The
play was excellently put on the stage, ex-
cellently rendered, and suited everybody
excellently. "0ur conception" of the
piece (good ioke) was so limited-having
passed our childhood in the southern part
of Pike county, and never having known
much of such woman as Camille IS
purported to be-that we don't feel much
like attempting to speak of those fine
sensibilities which made Armand forget
who he loved. Tonight, "Gamea, or
the Jewish Mother" will be presented.
a New MuI.-Testerday grain and
salt mill, of an improved pattern, COM
menced work at Johnson's stables, on
South C street, and was engaged all day
in grinding barley. The motive power IS
q small steam engine. which is ample for
the work required, driving the fine French
burr wheels with regular speed, so essen
tial to an equal pulverizing of grain. The
mill is the property Of George F. Jones s
Co., and will doubtless be engaged all the
time in working either grain or grinding
salt. and gives good proof that our people
are DESTROYS of introducing all improve
nent in home manufactures or industry
that may be possible.
ARRIVED Charley Parker, our old
enemy, has arrived in Virginia, from the
new Truckee District. Latest quotations
of staples: whisky raised 20 per cent. !;
tobacco, ditto, &C., Sc. Charles Is we'll
is -confdent-rich--and as yet
unmarried. His early return was on ac-
count of difficulties among his young
paregoric friends here. He reports glow
ing yarns of the fabulous riches of the
country. He gathereth suckers in crowds
at the street corners to hear the fairy tales
of wealth. Charles is going back as soon
as Mitchell & Adams best brand of whisky
arrives by an uncommonly slow fast
freight.
SEVERE AccIDEST.-Night before last,
Michael Kelley, workman in the Savage
mine, fell down shaft distance of thirty
one feet, striking on his head and shout
ders. No one was at hand when the &C.
cident occurred, but in a short time he
was found insensible, he was taken up and
the aid of DIR. S. A. McMeans procured,
who informs US that although severely in
iured that Kelley will recover being much
better this morning.
GooD.-The Pioneer stages that leave
Virginia at 5 o'clock A. N. arrive in Fol-
som in time to take the next morning
O'Clock train for Sacramento. This morn
ing the stages arrived in Virginia at ID
o'clock, or hours in advance of other ad-
vices from California. The new arrange
ment and the rate of speed Of the Pioneer
route is great accommodation to busi-
ness men who desire to transact business
promptly
EpUcATIoNAL.-The County Superin-
tendent has appointed the following gen.
tlemen School Trustees for their respective
districts, as follows: City of Virginia-
John Mallon, G. F. Jones and r. II. Tay-
lor. Gold Hills. H. Robinson, s. A.
Kellogg and n. A. H. Ball. American
Flat-H. c. Brown and E. P. Stevens.
Flowery District-E. L. Buckingham, c.
Weigand and Louis Janin.
RoBBERY.-On Monday night the rooms
oftwo Of the dodgers at the Lovejoy House,
D street, Virginia, was entered while the
inmates were asleep and quite quantity
ofproperty was distracted. Two watches
and about fifty dollars in coin were among
the stolen goods. No trace is TO be had
of these midnight thieves who are carrying
their game to bold stand.
FIeHT.-Last evening two gentlemen of
American parentage but African decent,
had lively little scrimage on north B
street, Virginia, and succeeded in pound