Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-02
THE EVENING NEWS.
HoMI MANurAcroRr.-We saw yester-

day a fine sleigh, built by MIR. w. I. War
rem, of II North B street. It is a most
splendid and beautiful piece OF work, and
will we with any Of those manufactured in
the Eastern States. The fine finish and
the stvle of it almost made us wish that It
would snow sufficiently TO have slelShing
throughout the winter months. 1t IS a
beauty, and theimaker Of it IS entitled to
much credit for its production. 1t IS val
ned at three hundred dollars. We hope
that the first time it glides merrily over
the snow. we may get a ride in it. What
saw YOU Warren: Can't you call around
with it to our office when the proper time
arrives?
Bound TO HAVE A HAND II lr.-The
miners Of the Excelsior District, Califor-
MIA, are taking steps to send to the Miners
Convention. at Sacramento, delegates from
their District. so as to be represented in
that body. A primary meeting has been
held, and delegates appointed to call a gen.
eral meeting Of those interested in the
mines of the District. in which it is pro-
posed TO elect delegates to the Convention
at Sacramento. From this. it appears that
the Excelsiorites are bound to stand up to
their rights. Well, go it boys. You are
right, for you have a rich District.
CARELESS DRrvISo.-We hear q great
deal of complaint from some of our ci,i-
zens in regard to the reckless anner in
which some of our heightened buggies
are driven through our streets. a great
many narrow escapes occur every day,
and ones life is scarcely safe in crossing
any Of our main streets. Last evening
one Of our citizens was run over by one
of these many fast teams. We would call
the attention Of police to this thing,
and if possible put a stop to it before
SOME life is lost by this reckless driving.
Music HXLL.-A fine attendance greeted
the performers at this place of amusement
last evening, lots Of fun was had. To-
night q change of programme in some re-
spects, together with the 4" Hanlon
brothers the Grand Double Jig" and
the " Happy Old Man." Harry Courtaine,
will also appear in some Of his l~aughable
characters. A good time may be expect
ed tonight, and should not be missed by
those who are in for a jolly time on a Sat-
urday evening.
CHANGED HASps.-One Of the main
saloons in Virginia changed hands yes
terday, and is now being run by one OF
the high officials of the city. We shall
endeavor to call around and imbibe with
the new proprietor. and observe the dig
ni,y with which he presides back of the
bar. Having had a great deal of practice
before it with Bob" and "Alf," we
consider ourself somewhat Of a judge in
this matter.
LAWYERS IN TRouBLB.-Several Of our
most noted lawyers, Of Storey county, were
arrested yesterday, by the U. S. Marshall,
by virtue of an order issued from the U.
$. District cour, in Carson-charged with
neglec,ing to pay the Federal licence as
required of them by law. They gave
bonds to the amount Of $500 each, for
their appearance on Monday next, at Car
son, before his honor Judge Baldwin.
ORPHANS FAIR. - Last evening there
was a good attendance at this place, and
every thing passed off lovely. Many new
things to induce you to spend money were
on hand, and eagerly sought for by those
present. As this will be the last night, every
one who has not been should go this evening
and contribute their mite. A grand ball will
wind up the affair some evening next week.
So far, this charitable undertaking has been
n decided success, and many a little heart
will beat in gratitude for the good which 1t
has been the means of doing.
GETTING Ix.-We observe that Messrs.
Woods & Co. are to-day receiving a large
lot Of fine liquors and wines at their popular
institution, on c street. Our winter supply
will be large this season, as most OF the
dealers in this line are receiving heavy in
voices of goods. Well, that is right; for
these things have become a necessity TO this
community, owing TO the greater portion OF
the water here being very damp and used
principally for mills and mining purposes.
This is is il should be-foster our mining in-
,erests and sacrifice yourself for its dement's.
FrS.-At the Fair, night before last, con-
siderable sport was had in the manner in
which a bucket Of ice cream disappeared
down the throat of one Of the gentleman
present-a noted merchant Of this city. The
iookers-on pronounced it one Of the coolest
operations they had ever witnessed. We are
informed BY the friends Of the cream-loving
individual that he is as well, considering all
things, as can be expected; and thai he wiIl
perform the same feat again tonight. NO
extra charge on the occasion.
MAorIRE's OPERA HorsE.-Last evening,
the sensation play OF Robert Emmett" was
rap,urously received BY those present. The
Irish Patriot, By Berlin, was acted up to the
handle. Burbank, rs O'Gatf, was splendid,
and Walter Bray's Topfall was a fine piece
Of acting. This play will be brought upon
the boards again tonight, and all those who
choose 10 witness something new and very
rich should not fail 10 be on hand tonight.
REHEARSAL. - Yesterday the children
belonging to the Fourth Ward Primary
School. with the teacher, Miss Mary
George, visited the Opera House in the
afternoon for rehearsal. The children
went through the exercises admirably,
showing that they had been well trained.
The Primary School will be quite an in
,eres.ing feature in the exhibition.
HEALrH.-ro preserve the health OF
our citizens, Baum Brothers, next door TO
the News office, have on hand a large
stock of wooden clothes, socks, boots. un-
dershirts, blankets, etc., which they are
selling very cheap for cash. Get some
the season demands it. What is life with
out health
GETTING RBADY.-M essrs. Light &
Haviland, one Of our firms Of enterprising
livery men. we notice are getting their
sleighs ready for the anticipated sleighing
which i, is thought by our weather proPh-
e,s will soon be on hand. Hope so, for
there is nothing so jolly as a real good old
fashioned ride in a cutter over the beauti-
full snow.
LArB.-The Pioneer stage by the Placer
Vile route was delayed yesterday about
ten hours on account Of a landslide, which
occurred a short distance this side Of
Strawberry Valley. No particular dam
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