Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-06
THE EVENING NEWS.
orD Ev,1ows.L lnRARY.-Att the recent

Opp FELLOWS LInRARY.-Asthe receh
election of Directors of the Library Asso'
cia,;on for the ensuing term. the following
gentlemen were chosen by the differ
on, Lodges in Virginia, to wit: Mount
Davidson Lodge No. 5-John A. Collins,
" UoIm,s and ]. w. Noyes; Nevada
Lodge No. barney Wolf and J. +
Forks: Virginia Lodge No. lO-F. b,
Smith. Al a meeting of the Board OF
Library Directors the following officers
were elected. to wit: John A. Collins,
President: +. b. Smith, Secretary ]. w.
Moves. Treasurer. The Library has al
ready about six hundred bound volumes,
embracing works of great value, among
which are encyclopedias, dictionaries,
works on science, history. biography. poe
try. travels, romance. etc. A vigorous
effort will soon b. made to swell the num-
Der of books TO two thousand volumes.
1t is to be hoped that the public will gen.
crously aid this laudable enterprise.
BE JuSr.-Our town police very justly
complain of the manner in which they are
paid off their wages. They say hat 1926
per month in warrants, payable from four
to six months after date, is such that they
cannot live on their income. 1t looks so
to US. too; and we would respectfully sug-
ses, to the Trustees ,ha, they create a po-
lice fund. Il could be created from the
police fine and license incomes. 1.-The
lsborer is worthy Of his hire" is a sacred
Injunction. and il our town police render
services, they should be paid living prices.
Let our authorities sec to il.
STAGE ACcrpESr.-As the Dutch Fla,
stage, outward bound from Virginia, this
morning. gained the summit, and ut the head
oCthc Gcircr grade, while in the act Of put
ting on the shoe for the purpose Of rough
locking, a sudden gust Of wind struck the
stage capsixing il. The stage, horses and all,
wen, down the steep declivity n distance OF
over one hundred feet, smashing up the stage
badly but, strange 10 say, none OF the pas
SenGerS-there being nine were injured.
John Burnett, the driver, was somewhat
bruised, and some Of the horses were slightly
injured. This thing of morning stage coaches
down the mountain sides is old Boreas' latest.
TIE WEArrER.-This morning we have
an entire change Of programme IN the
wcather-the wind is blowing Utmost Il per-
feet hurricane, while considerable snow is
falling, but is driftcd BY the wind into ravines
and against fences. but little remaining IN
the roads. Il is TO be hoped that the win
NAV Subside and the now continue, as the
roads are in splendid condition TO make eN-
ccllcnt slcighinG. il Il few inches OF snow
should fall.
M>x-rx,r.-In passing from Gold Hill
70 Virginia. near the Divide W notice an
old shat, within u few feet Of that portion
OF the road travelled by footmen, that has
once been covered with boards, which
have rotted away and left the shaft en-
posed, and occupying the position that II
does. unless covered . It Will catch
some II coming along in the dark.
WoRx CovMExcBD.-Quite II force Of
men are employed grading a place on the
hill Tor the of the new
shaft of the Imperial and Empire mines.
This looks like business, and when all our
mines get good working shafts, with
proper machinery on them, we may look
for brighter times than we have ever yet
seen.
HoorsH.-rhe Central Market, Virginia,
is the mos, hogish looking place We have
seen for. 10 , these many years !; for there
are hogs in its doors and hogs on the
floors, and more of this old favorite Hoo
s,er we have not been blest with n sight of
for a long time. Excuse our Partially,
for ,vr are from the Wabash,
A Rg4Epr.-For several mornings past
the air has been exceedingly sharp, and 1t
has been very trying to the ears. A REM
cdv or n preventative for this can be found
a, Collins Hat Store, South c street, Viz
ginia. Go and see him, il you wish to
treat yourself to a new hat or cap.
FAILED To DO HIS DUTy.-Wciloby, the
man arrested for malicious mischief, 1t
seem, was put in charge Of the property OF
Hines. which was under attachment, but dur
ing the evening went away and got drunk,
and on returning found the premises closed
up, (which was don by the Constao!e).
Whereupon wciloby smashed in the door.
Music HALL.-This place of amuse-
ment was well ~pstronized last night, and
this evening a rousing bill will be given.
Leslie Blackburn has some excellent oev-
erages for those who get thirsty. 10 this
evening and take a square laugh.
JusrlcE's CoURr.-The following busi-
ness was before Justice Addison: San
born vs.. Burnham-judgment for plain
tiff. Gartrcll & Murray VS.. J. q. Eek
ley-iudgment for plaintiff. Russell VS..
Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff.
Crown PolNr MrNE.-We understand
from good authority that this mine at the
presen. time has a larger quantity OF good
ore than has heretofore been found IN 1t,
and no one need be surprised to see Crown
Poin, up in the figures soon.
BILLIARD MATCH.-A three ball earom
game Of one hundred points was played, on
las, evening, at the Niagara %soloon, b street
for so n side, between Jameson and WIN
ME Wright Chc former discounting the lat
teri, which was won by Wright, by 70 points
4 BALL.-We invite attention TO the
card for a ball at the Canon House. IN
Gold Hill, on next Monday evening. The
party is likely to be large and respecta'
BILE.
yIRoINIA.-The streets, this morning. are