Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-02

LOOK OUT FOR THE SHow.-Max Wal.
ter informs US that he is about to COM
plete his arrangements to start q Melo-
deon in Virginia. He will not make
any attempt to put up q building before
he starts, but has about completed his
arrangements to get another house, and
the show goes on. We are not particu-
lar who the man is that starts the thing
going, SO we have some place to go,
and while away an hour during the
evening. For the last three months we
have heard it once every three weeks,
that some one was going to take the
necessary steps to get up a Melodeon or
something else, to amuse our citizens,
but this is all the proof we have had.
Whoever is first is the man we hurrah
for.
THE wEArHER.-we will me more
venture to hope that the severe storms
of winter have passed and that the more
genial weather of spring is about to be-
gin. Last winter the weather was cold
and disagreeable until about the first OF
February, when it cleared away, and for
two months there was not the slightest
storm. There never was a time in this
State when a spell Of the same kind OF
weather was more desired than at the
present. The wretched condition Of the
roads has put a complete quietus on all
kinds of business. Our streets are filled
with a class of men who are not in the
habit Of "loafng'' and are perfectly lost
while out Of employment. Instead OF
their making things lively, they make a
complete drag.
A FALL.-This morning, in Virginia,
as Mr.. John A. Moch was crossing Union
street the wind concluded to have some
sport at his expense, and took his fine,
glossy plug hat" from his head and
gave it a free bath in the street, where
the mud was about six inches deep. 1t
created considerable sport for the by
ISLANDERS, but Moch couldn't see the
place where the laugh came in at.
BrvALvEs.-Shaefer's oyster stand, in
Express Saloon, will be open again this
evening, when most luscious oysters, on
the shell, or served up in the most cap
proved style" a be had; in fact, any
thing in the shape of lunch, from a
roast of beef to a tooth-pick, at all
hours. Give him q call.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Baptists will
hold divine service at the District Court
room, B street, Virginia, every Sabbath,
at half-past I o'clock P. ". Preaching
by Charles R. Klein. Subject for to-
"The First Resurrection"
All are invited.
VIRGINIA POLICE CoURT.-The only
cases before this Court to-day are Drs.
Weber and Desche for violating the
law by practicing without license. All
the legal talent Of Storey county will
DR.. Weber in this suit. They
are going to test the validity of the law.
ST. JoHS's CHURcH.-The usual ser
may be expected to-morrow-in
the morning at IL, in the evening at Z.
The Sunday School meets at l23 n.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered at 10 A. n.
RxxovEp.-It will be seen by an ad-
under New To-Day, that
H. Taylor has removed his Office to
the corner of B and Taylor streets,
he may be found by all those re-
legal services.
DAYroS.-We learn from a friend just
up from Dayton, that the roads from
the old Phoenix Mill &c Dayton, are in
excellent condition. The streets OF that
town are entirely free from mud. What
q favored people, surelyi
ONCE MoRx.-McCourt & orndorf will
give another show this evening, and
some good sport may be expected. They
have a big match made for $500 to come
of in four weeks.
BuLLIoS.-yan Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
and assay, ls,s4s ounces crude bullion.
BuLL,ox.-H. Harris, Gold Gill, this
morning received for melting and assay,
ITO ounces crude bullion.