Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-21
EVENING NEWS.

he NJ the Circus, IN 'Hs'""
D.. uoIIsnd and Charley Palmer will
,r,a.r. the former in three different
shifts, the latter as the great original
hptFo clown. Jimmy Ellington and Wal
lace Wright will ride a Donkey Race. We
understand, furthermore, that Jim Carter
and the Bone-breaker have q set-to, for the
diversion of the crowd. A grand sack
race will constitute a part Of the evenings
entertainment. Also: We are informed
tina, the Secretary Of the Hooks" Curtis,
will do the cannon ball act" A distin-
cuished lawyer Of Virginia, who formerly
tended bar for this same Circus company,
a, Auburn, California, in t52 will pass
round the Lemonade; having procured a
a license to do 50. In the sack-race sew
eral distinguished citizens will put their
heads in a bag. A gentleman from Ire
land, who has recently fallen heir to a
lottery income of 5000 a day, will appear
and sing The Harp that Once Through
Tara's Halls" He will be introduced by
his banker. An eminent citizen will ex-
plain the new coin" from the Advertising
Mint; illustrating the process by when
nine dollars can be manufactured out OF a
dimes worth Of alloy metal, by simply
passing the latter through the ticket office
Of a Show. He will then administer a
dose OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
to his necessary but unsophisticated con-
federate in the operation. This Is a
BENEFIT night, for Hooks :" who were
burned out recently, and who have just
purchased a building on B street for
which they have not the entire cost price.
Help the 6remen. Go; and get your
heap Of fun, fun, fun.
CASE OF THE PEOPLE IS. JAMES n
ANDREW SHowERs.-Yesterday this case
was called for preliminary examination
before Justice 7. H. LafFerty, at Dayton.
The District Courtroom, where the exam
nation was to be held. was filled with an
eager and attentive audience. For the
prosecution appeared District Attorney
Gates, of Lyon county, and Thomas II.
Williams, Esq, Of Virginia; for the de-
tense appeared Charles E.. De Long. ESQ.,
of Virginia. The court being called TO
order, Mr.. De Long rose and stated that
the defense were not ready TO proceed. as
six witnesses for the prisoner were absent;
three had been subp9ned, and three could
not be or have no, yet been found. He
therefore moved that the court adjourn
until Monday next at 10 o'clock. No
objection was made 10 this motion. The
following named witnesses were called by
the prosecution. and, responding, they
were put under $500 re~cognizance to ap-
pear on Monday: Henry \. Christian,
John McCone, DR.. Zabriskie, George En-
NETT, George Elliott, NJ. Shoal. The
defense called the following named wit
nesses for recognIzance: James NJ. Ken
nedy, VIM. Hayden, YIN. NJ. Gates, r.
B, romlinson. Mr.. Wilson, Joseph Nc
Gee. c. Osborne, Philip Gear, James
McKenna, Thomas Waigan. A. A. Boland.
L. NJ Ray, Vim. Brown, A. Graham, J.
Y. Howell, L. G. Glenn, ]. X. Smith, c.
Watson, George Talmadge, VIM. Barstow,
John White, Mr.. Likins, J.. II. Jaqua, I.
w, Abrahams, L. Y. Dale, VIM. Shaw,
DR.. Cabs. Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Hart.
All of these appeared but Waigan. Brown
and Howell. Those in the courtroom
were placed under $500 recognizance to
appear on Monday. Case adjourned I'M
I'll Monday at 10 A. N.
WArcHNAS, WHAT OF THE NIGHr p
After the hea, and dust Of yesterday, last
nigh, was truly refreshing, deliciously
cool with a grateful and exhilarating
breeze. The sky was deeply, beautifully
blue, without cloud or feck, and the high
arched vault Of heaven was "thick inlaid
5000 As.Ay .olA " III. imam J
though not yet in her matured beauty,
poured q soft but radiant light over noun
tain and valley, and silyered the walls OF
Homestead Hall, leading one irresistibly
to think of the coming social gatherings
which are TO come of at that cool and
pleasant place. Our readers will bear in
mind that the first of these agreeable en-
tertainments takes place on Friday eve
ming. 9th inst. The moon will then be
a, the full, and the Clerk Of the Weather
has quietly whispered TO US his determi-
nation that the dancers shall have the
same refreshing GOODNESS and pleasant
breeze as last night, and that the moon
shall be as clear and bright, so that those
from neighboring towns shall have an en-
ioyable drive on their homeward way,
and our Young men and maidens a night
favorable 10 q delightful walk and lovers
talk ON their return from the festive scene;
while those, who have gone through the
mill and settled down to quiet married
life. will find their recollection Of the days
when they went sweethearting revived
With a yiyidness which will impart a
heightened yes, to their welded happiness
and bring back the freshness of loves
Young dream. Though not in the cate
CORY Of those blest with either sweetnearss
or wives, being q lone hom6re with INC
one to love, none to ~caress," we shall be
there content if, happily, we may catch
one stray ray Of light which beams from
loving ewes and show the glow reflected
from happy hearts. Remember Fort
Homestead and July 9th.
THE C1Rcus.-Lee s Ryland's great
Cosmopolitan Circus was well filled last
evening on the occasion Of the benefit
given 10 Virginia Engine Co. No. l. and
the entertainment was, as usual, excellent.
This evening, a benefit to Nevada Hook
and Ladder Company No. l will be given
at the circus.
LAw.-The number Of suits, commenced
in the District, to date, has been 2,4l7, OF
which 1914 have gone to Judgment or been
dismissed, leaving S03 still at issue or un-
disposed Of.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s Gold Hill Office, this
afternoon, 0 bars Of bullion, valued at
Sl6,407 81, and weighing 495 pounds.
BuLLIoN.-Vsn wyck s. Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, $3.50 ounces of crude bullion.
BULLION Edwards & wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1915 ounces of crude bullion.
NJ. e. CHuRcH.-service will be held
tomorrow in the new Church at the usual
hour.
Tnx Central Council of the Fenian
R,o,bsrhood will meet this evening at No.
20 A street. Virginia
swyzxY GUARD.-Capt. Murphy desires
u, to call a company meeting for this even,