Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01
THE EVENING NEWS.

III 'Hh N'J ~ Sau EEhuClhCO
Minstrels gave an entertainment at Au.
burn, CAL, on Friday night. The name
of Charley Rhodes on the bills recalled
to the mind of the editor Of the Stars
ard Stripes the following racy remin-
iscences Of "Bsnjolorum :" t'In the
flush times Of Iowa Hill, when shat
camp and its vicinity embraced a full
third Of the population of our county,
on the backbone just above Iowa Hill
proper aud midway between that and
independence Hill, q small, solitary
cabin was perched. In this cabin Char
ley Rhodes, Joe Murphy, Charley Stu
ar, and Burr Glssseock made their
home, from whence, at all hours of the
day and night, a jangling cat-gut con-
cord filed the elsewise vacant air. |
From this fact the settlement acquired
the name of Bsnjolorum. Once on q
time it CHANGED that a chunk of salt
pork was the only food in the Baniolo-
rum larder. This the burghers, on SOL
smn consultation in the grand hall, de-
termiued to boil, but not without a
mutual sigh that there vas no onion
and potato accompaniments. In answer
to the sigh, Charley Rhodes, whose forte
il Accomplishments, undertook to make
the prospectivsly poor dinner M graRds
r,pdste. To do this, he arranged to per-
form the part of q fleeing fugitive
through Iowa Hill, the others pursuing
aud he keeping them at bay by grabbing
onions and potatoes rs he passed the
store doors, and with these esculenss
pel,ing his pursuers. Never did Char
ley and his troupe perform programme
more faithfully. He pelsed and they
caught the missiles until their pockets
were loaded, following HIM tieetly
through and back Of the town TO the
sacred precincts of B~snjolorum, whence
a more than usually joyful twangiug
rent the Silly air that Eight"
C~oRoSER's VERDIcT, AT THE STAGE
ACCIDENT ScESE.-The following is the
verdict of tho Coroner's jury-iuquest
held BY Coroner Hutfsker, of Washoe
county: Deceased was II native of llli-
uois, aged IS years; came to her death
BY the overturning Of the stage in which
she was riding as =. passenger, when
near AnderSon's Station, Washoo couu-
" and also that the same wNs an acct
dent, which occurred by reason of the
heavy load on the top Of tue coach and
the bad condition of the road over which
the stage was passing during the night
time"
SATURDAY EVENING. - Don't forget
that on next Saturday evening, the
Stone L Beatty theatrical troupe will
give u performance ut the Gold Hill
Thsater; the play being one Of the most
beautiful ever put upon the stage in this
State, being THE Pearl of Savoy, or
A Mothers Prayer" We hope to see
our local theater crowded on Saturday
evening. Many of the ladies of Gold
Hill, who have never seen this play, are
going.
CHILDREN IN VIRGINIA Mr.. P. J. Joce-
Ign, School Tax Assessor Of Virginia
city, furnishes the following statistics
relative to the children in Virginia.
Only white children are enumerated.
Number of children between 9 and Is
years of age, Gil under . years of age,
cog =; total number, 1926. OF those be-
tween 6 and Is yesrs Of age, 32S are
males and 2S9 females. The total num-
Der of children born in Virginia is 439.
PACIFIC MEDICAL JouRSAL.-Augu,s
number just received. Four principal
articles; reviews Of ten new medical
works; excellent EDITORS Table, and
a General Summary of medical and
surgical items. Very interesting to the
general reader, as we'll as professional
man. Terms, S. u year,; So for six
months. Published by Bancroft X Co.,
San Francisco.
REvrw.-The Pacific Lac Magazine
for June, just published, contains a very
severe review Of q decision by Judge
Baldwin, in the Savage injunction suit.
Great curiosity is manifested among the
lawyers of Virginia city to know who is
the author of the legal criticism. We
trust this attack on the Judge has nc
reference 10 the next Senatorial fight.
The magazine may be purchased at
Begle's.
This EvESIyG.-The Ladies' Festival
of the VI. E. Church, will commence this
Thursday evening, at Theatre Hall.
All the arrangements for u splendid eve
niug's pleasure and enjoyment are COM
plete. We hope there will be a goodly
attendance, aud a liberal disbursement
for the objects contemplated. Let the
evening of the lst Of August be inau-
gura,ed with u lively and liberal spirit.
FUSERAL.-The funeral Of Mrs. Char
lo,te A. Kruttschnitt, the wife Of Mr..
K~ruttschnits, who was killed by an ac-
cidsnt night before last, by the upset.
ting of one of the Pioneer stages near
Hunters Station, took place this after
moor NJ three o'clock, and was attended
BY an immense concourse of people,
friends Of the family. It was, indeed,
a solemn, q deeply affecting funeral.
Opera House MELoDEoS.-A 6rst-rate
entertainment is nightly given at the
Opera House by the melodeon company
nov holding forth at that establishment.
Tonight Miss Carrie Simons and Mr..
Sturm make their first appearance at
the house. On Saturday afternoon a
performance will be given for ladies and
children.
PorsoSED.-A few days ago, on the
Eas. Walker, a ranchman s~prinkled
s~trychniue over the carcass Of a fat OK
that died Of some disease. The Indians
cut up and eat the animal, it fatally pois-
oning about fifteen Of them. The man
poisoned the carcass for the purpose of
killing coyotes.
MINERS USIoS, ATTENTION. The
Miners Union will hold a regular meet
ing at Fort Homestead, on this Thurs
day) evening. By order Of the officers.
As a ladies festival is to be held at
theatre hall this evening, we presume
this is the cause of the change Of place
of meeting.
THREE SHors IN DAYroS.-On Tues
day evening, in Dayton, II. Fisher, a
saloon keeper, fred three shots at l.. III.