Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-28
oyrs. Housx.-Ia,, evening the Opera


on the occasion of the benefit Of Irene and
Sophie Worrell. The dress circle cleaned
with the beauty and elite of Storey's
fairest daughters, who Joined their desire
to see the beautiful burletta Of the Elves,
with wish to behold the Hon. Mr.. Col
fax and suite, who. with Mayor Jones,
occupied the stage box, which was draped
with beautiful American flag. At the
conclusion Of the first part. upon repeated
calls Mr.. Colfax appeared at the front Of
the box, and was greeted with three
hearty cheers and a tiger, when, in re-
Spouse, he said:
Ladies aud FeLioD-citi<e'lS Among the
pleasant experiences of my life, none have
been more enjoyed than the journey over
mountains and through valleys to the Pa
cihc slope of the Union, and the same
will always be held in happy remem-
brance. There are two welcomes in this
world-one cold and formal, having for
its foundation ordinary courtesy and civil
ity; the other the extension Of heart and
hand. springing from kindness and friend
ship-which latter has met me on every
side since my arrival here.
The old drama was illustrated, that all
the world was a stage, and men and
women were the actors thereon; and a.
he had occupied one stage the preceding
night, he would now resign this stage to
the proper actors thereon. Ee was Obliged
for the testimonial of respect shown him,
and rendered his sincere regards. Upon
h. ,yas loudly anDlaudpd
DR-R-R-uxx.-We saw a case of indie
pendent. happy drunk to-day. A disciple
Of Bacchus, who had become somewhat
obfusticated in his ideas BY the influence
of divers draughts Of the "well taxed
LIQUIDS" had got down with his head half
buried in sand-bank by the side of the
street. 4 passer-by, seeing his position,
and thinking, perhaps, he had fallen in
nit, went TO him, shook him up, and asked
him what was the matter, and if he wanted
help. After much shaking he reused up,
and with comical look and tone, gave
answer thus: Him all r-r.r-ight. Use
dr-r-r-unk; and then sunk away again IN
to happy oblivion. His interrogater
thought he was all right too, and left him
to the tender care Of spirits"
SICK AND DIsrlrurE.-The lady. Mrs.
Collins, to whom relief was granted last
evening By the Town Trustees. We learn,
has family of five children, the eldest Of
whom is but fourteen years old. She has
been sick for several months, and was for
some time last winter in the County Hos
pital. At one time the doctors gave up
all hopes of her recovery, but she has
lately recovered considerably from her
sickness, and hopes, in a few weeks. at
most, TO be able to 60 over TO California,
where she thinks she can completely re-
cover her health. Mrs. Collins is wild
ow lady, her husband having died about
two wears ago in Dayton. She has no
property and very few acquaintance, and
was very much in need OF the relief
which was last evening granted.
REcoRDER's CorRr-VrRoINIA.-Judge
Meagher transmitted the following bust
ness this morning: Robert Haslin. arrested
by officer Lackey. on charge OF petty
larceny; will be tried this afternoon. J.
A. Moca, arrested by same officer, on a
charge Of assault and battery. was tried.
and his case taken under Amusement by
the Court. Jas. Doye, arrested for being
drunk and disorderly by officer Haley,
was fined and committed. Mrs. Roe, ar
rested BY officers Paddock and Clark, on
a similar charge, was fined costs Of Court.
John Doe, arrested BY officer Irwin, for
being drunk and disorderly, will have
hearing this afternoon.
"OMNIBrs on THE BRAIN. '-Dotan, Of
the Virginia Union, in this mornings
issue accuses US of having omnibus on
the BRAIN" Perhaps ALI. is right. Some
folks would retort that he has got some
thing on the same portion of the head.
1t might be oil. rum or tobacco-it might
be lots of things that often frequent om-
nibuses-it might be-that's all. We are
not ill-natured. wouldn't even hint of
anything with black eyes and curly hair,
on E street-of course not. Take cigar
friend ALT.
DISTRICT Court. VIRGINIA. - Before
Judge Rising-Herizo, administrator, vs..
acknowledgement for plaintiff By consent.
A. Aurich VS.. His Creditors-petitioner
discharged from his liabilities. State VS..
Metrovitch-case continued until Satur-
day. Recess until 2 Pm.
Before Judge MeSick - Gregorich VS..
Uncle Sam Company-case still before
the court. trying to empannel a jury.
Before Judge Burbank-BurniDg Mos
COW VS.. Ophir Company-case on trial.
Town LOT OwSERs.-Owners of town
lots in Gold Hill should lose no time in
perfecting their title to the same. Stevens
& Fish, at the Recorders Office, Virginia,
(where a map of the city is on tile.) are
prepared to draw all the necessary papers
for parties desiring to obtain Government
title. The sooner lot owners take the in
itiatory steps in this matter the quicker
they can procure their patents.
OPExIxe.-Mr. Smith was disappoint-
ed yesterday in his arrangements, and
could not open the Olympic last evening"
but assures us that he will be all ready TO
do so tonight. Smith is bully bar
keep, and saws he will stand treat for the
disappointment which was accidentally
caused last evening.
BE PRoMPT.-An of the various COM
mittees on the celebration Of the Fourth,
are particularly requested to be present
tonight at the rooms Of the Common
Council, in Virginia, to perfect all neces-
sary matters. The Gold Hill delegation
are especially solicited to be promptly on
hand.
A RrMoR.-It is currently reported on
the streets of Virginia that Jack Mannix,
a well-known sporting man, who recently
left Nevada for Idaho, killed a man in the
northern country and was at once hung
By Judge Lynch. We hardly credit the
statement.