Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-15
H EVENING NEWS.


USLINBER.-We are requested to say
to all who carry concealed weapons,
that the law now is in full force and
effect, and the officers are determined TO
strictly enfore it to the letter. All per-
sons suspected will be looked after. If
this law is strictly enforced we need not
look for drunken rows to terminate as
many have done in Virginia within the
past twelve months. Let every man
lay aside his weapons and be a good
citizen, and there will be no use for
them. Let US show a higher state Of
civilization than to be carrying a small
battery around with US in the daily
walks Of life. What is the state Of So
ciety when every other man you see has
a large knife and revolver slung to him,
as though he was travelling among the
cannibals Of Africa. There is not the
least call for carrying them if all are
compelled to lay them aside.
THEATRE LAST NIGHr.-Theatre Hall,
Gold Hill, last night was crowded with
a large and fashionable audience-not a
seat being vacant. The occasion was
the first appearance here of Mrs. Sue
Robinson Getzler, assisted by the Vir-
ginis city Dramatic Troupe. The per-
formances were very interesting and en-
tertsiniug, and the Troupe acquitted
themselves to the entire satisfaction Of
the audience. Mrs. Getzler is very YER
satile and pleasing in the rendition Of
any part she takes, and is deservedly
popular with audiences wherever she
performs. Her excellent husband, too,
is well posted in the theatrical business,
aud knows how to attend to it. We
have understood that the Troupe will
visit Carson and Washoe cities next
week, and on their return they will give
another performance in Gold Hill, with
a change Of programme.
A CuRIosIrY.-Last evening we saw,
in front Of a store on the Divide, a young
German, by the name Of B. Bendle, who
is q sort of natural genius, had taken
q Ratchet and shovel and cut from a
large pile of snow a Polar bear. We
have seen a great deal of fine marble
sculpture work, but we never have seen
a more natural work of art than this
10Y bear. This morning some dogs
found it, concluded it vas u genuine
article, and raised u terrible yelp. In a
few minutes all the dogs in the neigh
row was raised. The more courageous
ones would venture within ter or twelve
feet, but the timid ones kept several
rods away.
CELEBRATION OF ST.. PArRicK's Day
The programme in full Of the exercises
for the celebration of ST. Patrick's Day
will be found in another column Of to-
days issue of our paper. 1t will be
seen that it is to be conducted on q
scale worthy Of the memory of the Pat
ron Saint of the Irish people. We hope
the elements may prove submissive to
the prayers of the sons and daughters
Of Erin on the appointed day, that they
may be permitted to fully carry through
the plan Of celebration mapped out.
NEw.-It will be seen by an advertise
ment, under "New To-Day" that Feu-
sier l. Co. have on hand a large stock
of all kinds of groceries, wines, liquors,
etc., which they are selling at the most
reasonable prices. Whoever buys OF
them may be certain Of getting a fresh
article, as they keep no others on hand.
The best hams and fresh ranch butter
can always be found there also choice
claret wine, by the gallon or barrel.
Call and see their large and we'll assort-
ed stock Of family groceries.
TrAxIxG.-This morning the road on
the Divide was looking uncommonly
lively; there were several wagons stuck,
and the result, a huge blockade. The
ground is beginning to break through,
and the wagons 60 down as far as the
a1les will let them. The present state
of the roads is very trying to the
patience Of teamsters. Some act like
sensible men, and others like demons.
A RArrLE.-By reference to new ad-
yer.isement, it will be seen that on the
18th Of April a Rattle for a costly and
splendid Gold Watch and a fine pistol,
win come off at Charley Whites, Inter
national Saloon, in Virginia city.
DIsApPrARrp.-The last Of the large
pile of mail matter which has been piled
up in the Post Office in Virginia for a
long time past, has disappeared. There
were at n time not less than foul tons
of mail matter in the office.
BULLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Gold Hill Office,
this morning, 81 bars Of bullion,
weighing 1913 pounds, which is valued
a, $40 1886 35.
BrLLrox.-van wyck & Co., Gold
Hill. received this morning for melting
and assay, s,O5s ounces crude bullion.
Miners USIoS.-on next Saturday
evening, the Miners Union, Of Gold
Hill, will hold a meeting at Theatre
Hall. A full attendance is requested.