Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-06
THE EVENING NEWS.

He called u to know who was there,
when the villain took fright and run
away. There is a large lot Of brass or
composition medals, resembling $50
pieces laying in the window, which the
fellow probably took for coin, and made
the attempt to steal them. This fellow
must be the same one who stole the
pewter brick from the Washoe Exchange,
for we don't believe there is another
man in the State fool enough to do a
thing Of the kind but him. There was
nothing missing this morning, and all
the damage that was done was the loss
of the light of glass. The fellow had
used q hammer or something TO break
the glass with, by striking 1t close IN
one corner, so as not 10 make a noise OF
break too much at a time; but unfor-
tunately for him, nearly the whole hight
broke out and fell with a tremendous
chatter, giving the alarm. The WINDOW
has a wood shutter that comes hall up
the window; these were removed and
set to one side. There is at this time a
great many persons in Virginia, VINO
have no money, and they wont work.
and must necessarily steal.
THAT TRIAL.-The case Of Eddington
came up in the Police Court yesterday
at . o'clock, James II. Hardy appearing
for the defense and C. E. belong and
City Attorney Hoover for the prosecu-
ton. The defense fled an affidavit ask
ing for q change of venue, which was
argued al length by the attorneys on
both sides. The Court finally granted
the change, and transferred the case TO
Judge Halls Court, in Gold Hill, for
adjudication. A most excellent idea Tor
Virginia. as Gold Hill is a place where
business is lone ION the square" IL
Virginia will send down their evil-doers
for a month or so, 10 be dealt with by
the people of Gold Hill, Virginia may,
in time, become rs quiet, orderly, and
la~w-abiding as Gold Hill; and if it would
be any particular advantage, Judge
Hall might hold Court one day in the
week in Virginia. This perhaps would
expedite matters. Gentlemen, when
you want justice done we would recon-
mend you to come to Gold Hill.
jury HuSG.-Yesterday evening at I
o'clock, the case of DR.. Bryarly, charged
with practising medicine without a Ii
cehse, was called in the Police Court.
Messrs. Hoover and Cole appearing for
the city, and Judge Pitzer and P. o.
Hundley for the defense. The prosecu-
ton was very lame in many points
which they should and could have prov
en-: in fact, some Of those points which
they failed TO prove was entirely fatal
TO their case. The defense was ably
handled BY the attorneysf for the defend
ant. II is not US that has q tax TO pay,
but it is our opinion that a man should
not be taxed for brain work any more
than for physical labor. The case will
have another hearing tomorrow at 2
o'clock.
PAINFUL AccIDESr.-Night before last, |
at the Summit Saloon on the Divide, a
man BY the name Of James Somers, be-
ing under the influence of liquor, fell
down, and injured himself quite severe
". He went home and retired for the
night, and yesterday morning, when he
awoke, he found his arm and shoulder
badly swollen and bearing a dark color.
DR.. Green was at once summoned, and
found it necessary to first reduce the
swelling before anything could be done.
Il is probable that the arm is either
broken or the shoulder is d~islocated.
Such injuries should be attended to at
once. II the arm is broken it may be
too late TO ave it.
FINEST OF THE SEAsoS.-Yesterday |
evening we were shown by Hatch Broth
ers, at the corner Of c and Taylor sts.,
some vegetables, just received from Cal
ifornia. They consisted Of such arti-
cles as this Springs onions, radishes,
etc. These are the first of the season
and pretty early it is too, as it is now
early in February. Hatch has a most
singular way about him, but every one
seems to like it. The peculiar way he
has is to constantly keep on hand the
largest, freshest and best stock OF vege-
tables, game and groceries ever kept in
Virginia, and then he sells them so
cheap.
BLOWN DowS.-During the storm OF
Sunday night quite a number Of build
ings were blown down in Virginia. One
large building on A street, between
Union and Taylor, had the west end,
fronting on A, blown out, almost ruin
ing the building. In many places we
see sections of roofs scattered around.
Il is sincerely hoped that this is the last
zepher of the season, as we have a
enough for one year. What We like 10
see is such weather as has prevailed LOT
the past few days.
PRAYER AEErISG.-Last evening we
attended the Union Prayer Meeting,
which has been kept up every evening,
for the past month, excepting Saturday
and Monday evenings. The attendance
is becoming quite large, and much IN
terest is being felt. The different de-
nominations of Virginia feel conhden.
that there is going to be a great revival
of religion in the whole State Of Nevada.
We hope such is the case.
SCITLALN b.-SOA. Suhsct 49,
Pearl notoriety, } has a large show win
dow placed in q doorway, facing on
TAYLOR street, where he will place many
well known faces, so that the people
can see what kind of work he is doing
without having to go to the gallery.
Col. Sutterly is a gentleman Of great en-
erpy, and deserves the patronage OF the
public. Take a look at his pictures.
LIBERTY Hosx Co. No. Tonight,
"wednesday J the members of Liberty
Hose Co. No. /, Gold Hill, will hold
their regular monthly meeting, and as
this is their last regular meeting before
the Grand Ball on the ed Of February,
ali tho members are earnestly desired to
be present.
L,LIrr's.-Any one wanting books
stationery, cutlery, toys, albums .,
anything kept in a 6rst-class book ana
fancy store, would do well to call ~
Lille L Co.'S, opposite the Bank VI
California, Virginia. A spienaie as