Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-05
THE EVENING NEWS.


Idaho Territory. The first one is dated
April 18th. The snow was three feet deep
at that place. Bacon and -four were 500
per hundred. and other kinds OF provis
ion in proportion. On the l4th of May.
when the last letter was written, the snow
was not all gone but mining had been
commenced with indifferent success. He
said he had been at work all the time
since he arrived at Centerville at Sl5 per
day, but that It had cost every cent he had
made to pay his board. He thinks Idaho
not the place to emigrate to, and 1t l.
neither a pleasant place to live nor good
place TO make money.
The LADIES FAIR for the Benefit of the
Methodist Church will open on next
Wednesday evening with grand Old
Folks Concert, in which about forty of
our best singers will engage. The pro-
CRANES of Thursday and Friday evening,
will include an immense number of tab
leaux OF beautiful amusing and patriotic
characters. Then besides all these things
10 refresh and enllven the mind. there will
be tables with ice cream and other good
things to suit the taste. \ Band Of music
will De in attendance each evening to lend
its charm. The tickets are only one dol
lar. so every one can go, who wants TO
have good pleasant social time.
VEGETABLE DEPOr IN VlRGIxIA.-The
gentlemanly proprietor of the vegetable
depot at the corner of B and Taylor
streets, Virginia Edward McWilham>).
has sent Us bushel of samples OF the
splendid fresh vegetables ne has for sale
at his store. and which he desires should
be noticed. The samples sent consist of
delicious asparagus. green peas. new pota-
toes, red beetS, turnips. sweet potatoes,
etc., and excel anything of the kind we
have seen this year. AS the readers Of
the News are all fond of good living,
those in Virginia now know where TO get
tip-top vegetables.
CoMSo.-The excellent troupe of min
strels lately performing at the Opera
House Melodeon, in Virginia. will per-
form at the Gold Hill Theatre this evening,
for the benefit of Hose Company No. 2.
The entire company will appear in a
varied succession of songs, dances, bur-
lesQues, etc.-and we have no hesitation
in assuring our citizens that the talent OF
this troupe IS beyond question. Buy
ticker. everybody, and help the gallant
6remen in the organization Of an sddi-
tional protective association.
ExcELLExr TINE.-The old Pioneer
Line of stages are cracking through on
time. and arriving in Virginia every even
ing as early as nine o'clock loaded with
passengers who know the route to travel
for comfort and speed. In few days
connection will be made with the Railroad
at Single Springs, when some two hours
quicker time will be made. The Pioneer
IS just snatching things bald-headed, and
runs ahead Of any consumption ranch on
the coast.
AsRrvED.-The " Worrell Family" ar
rived by the Pioneer line of stages last
evening. and will appear a, the Opera
House, Saturday evening. This family
are a wonderful combina' ion of talent,
and their equal probably does not exist in
the world. OF course the whole CT Nevada
will rush TO the Opera House to witness
their performance.
DExrIsrRY.-Drs. Beals s Darragh,
have associated themselves together as
firm Of Dentists 10 attend TO the teeth Of
the Gold Killers. Teeth are one of the
essentials of health and comfort, and peo-
pie should occasionally have tGem exam
ined and attended to by Dentists. The
Office of the new firm IS in Winterbauer's
building, opposite the Photograph gallery.
Observation-Disclosures is one OF the
necessities Of man, aud the beautiful game
Of billiards is one OF the best methods Of
procuring a healthy, yet social recreation.
Flint has splendid rooms on South c street,
Virginia, are fitted with fine, splendid tables
always in repair, and good balls and cues
az hand The place is quiet, and frequented
BY the very best class Of our citizens.
New FIRx.-Drs. CASTOR and McMeans
have this day effected a consolidation for the
purpose ofpracsising medicine, surgery, etc.
The well-kuowu professional abilities Of
those gentlemen will doubtless secure them
large amount of patronage. Their joint ad-
vice is given when desired free Of extra
charges.
DISTRICT CorRr.-The June term OF
Court for the First judicial District COM
menced this moaning. Judge Mesick pre-
siding, Some few motions were heard.
and the Court went on to empannel a
Grand Jury, which will probably not be
consumated to-day on account OF some
supposed informalities.
REcoRpER's CorRr-vIReINIA.-Record-
sr Meagher administered justice this morn
ing in the following cases Geo. Cutter, ar
rested BY officer Hanks, for disturbing the
peace, was discharged. John Doe, arrested
by same officer for being drunk, paid costs
OF Court, and was discharged. L. Good, J.
o. Denham and An Tone will be tried this
afternoon on various charges.
MrSERvA.-The Minerva Company con-
tinue a. work sinking their shaft which is
now down 500 feet deep. They have a
Diff, run from the shaft at the depth Of
400 feet, and will commence another one
at the depth of 500 feet in few days.
FIRST CoScERr.-Gottschalk gives his
frst grand concert this evening at the
Opera House in Virginia. Already the
seats in the dress circle are nearly all ia
ken. and the indications for large crowd
are Aattering.
BULLION SHrPxESr.-wells, Fargo &
Co., shipped yesterday from their Virginia
Office 81 bars of bullion. worth according
to assay Sll5,747 SO and weighing 1858
pounds. Nearly two tons Of silver.
COMPANY MEErrNes.-The various fire
companies of Virginia hold regular month
" meetings this evening for the transac-
non Of usual business, besides electing
delegates TO the Board.
WArcHMAxER.-T. W. Eaves has just
fitted up a new Matchmaking. jewelry
and engraving establishment, two doors
above Vesey's Hotel, Gold Hill; and
solici,s share of public patronage.
cIpESr.-An oldish man named James
Corners, was run over BY carriage on South
c street, Virginia, this morning, and very
badly bruised.