Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

nhh hou O9tsou CITY, tuls morning, n
will positively appear this evening at
the theatre. We feel confident that all
who will attend this evening will be
pleased with the performance-the play
selected being of Amy Stones best,
being moral, instructive, musical and
entertaining, and quite versatile in its
different acts. By all means let the
ladies Of Gold Hill give Amy Stone and
her excellent Company a good house to-
night, as this is their first and only ap.
pearance here. Any one who fails to 60
to our local theatre tonight will miss
an evenings entertainment and instruc-
ton which will not again offer this year.
The LIBERTY PoLE.-Lyford, of Fort
Homestead, wants the people of Gold
Hill to come to his assistance in paying
for the Town Liberty Pole. He says he
was encouraged to put it up, that he
did SO, that he got the best pole ne
could for the purpose, with wire rope
stays, and that he wants the people to
consider it their property. The entire
cost Of the pole as il stands, was S345
of which the public subscribed Sl69;
leaving u balance unpaid OF SIG. Ly-
ford is a poor man, aud can well pay
this balance; he therefore wants the
people to help him out. He intends 10
canvass tor this balance next Monday
WEEKLY BULLIoS.-The following is
statement OF the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week: From the office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 6,+s5 pounds of asSayed bullion,
valued st S23l ,O39 81 from their office
in Gold Hill, 5,07s pounds, valued at
Sl44,S3T 6l. The moun Of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is us
follows: f. Ruhling Il Co., IS, 700
ounces; Thrall 4 Co., l2,T72 ounces; Lee
opold Kuh, 2,T6O ounces; Geo. w. Dor
win, 400 ounces; Van WICK 4 Co.,
Gold Hill, 47,7O3 ounces; Il. Harris,
Gold Hill, l,625 ounces; Wiegand y Co.,
Gold Hill, 10000 ounces.
SUPREME CouRr PROCEEDINGS. Fri
day, August ID, ls67.-Full Bench
Howard Convey & Co. VS.. Joseph D.
Winters. Case reinstated, and tran
script filed. State er rel Joseph D..
Winters VS.. Richard Rising. On appli-
cation for manddmus. Dismissed on
motion of Clayton, attorney for petition
or. wm. VI. Gates, Esq, WAS admitted
TO practice. II. E. Sargent vs.. Collins,
Sheldon Ct al. Appellant filed briefs.
Respondent allowed five days 10 hle
brief, and appellant granted hive days
thereafter TO file brief in reply. Wells
4 Kennedy for appellant; Gates 4 Clarke
for respondents.
ScHooLs.-Ameriean City District is
the only one where the Public schools
are now open. All their special school
tax has been collected by Judge Strother,
and their school house is consequently
open every day. To lamar up II tree,
il looks AS though our special sehoo!-ta1
ought to be in by this time. The a
season will soon be here, when there
will be plenty of money from the County
treasury. August 3D., and no schools
vet open.
BLACK CRoox.-The Black Crook Ne
Iodeon was crowded to its utmost ca
psci,y last evening. Miss Amanda Lee
met with Il rousiug reception at the
hands of those present, being called out
aud made to repeat her dance some foul
or Eve times. She is an old faVorite
with melode0n-goers here. An Immense
bin for this evening.
opera House. MRLoDEoS.-A very ex-
cellent entertainment is here afforded.
The performances are thoroughly enjoy
able, all the way through. Miss Carrie
Simous has u very rich, melodious
voice. She sang THE Heart bowed
down." last night, exquisitsly. Glenn.
.Sutterly was there and his gallerorum.
NUMBER 5.-Kuickerbocker Engine
Company, Of Virginia, will soon house
their machine in their new and elegant
Hall, recently built beside the ruins OF
the ancient Bsrnum restaurant. We
acknowledge an invitation from the FORE
man to be there.
New SALoox.-Martin & Co., have just
opened a new drinking saloon, on the
stree, west Of the south Yellow Jacket
shaft, where they will keep constantly
on hand all kinds Of the best OF beyer-
ages-fresh lager beer being one OF the
principal features.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Bsptists will
hold divine service every Sabbath at the
District Court room, B street, Virginia.
PRAYER Meeting at u P. n. Preaching at
8 P NJ, by Chas. r. Klein. All are cor
daily invited.
THE ORNssY House. RI-OPESED.-Mr.
r. l.. Gardener has now completed all
the arrangements for re-opening the
Oru,by House, at Carson, as = first
class hotel.
Sr. JoHx's CHURCH, GOLD HILL.-Ser-
vice will be held Sunday Tomorrow
morning BY Rev. H. D. Lathrop. No
service in the evening. Sunday school
will be- held as usual.
RrxruBER.-St. Mary's school, Viz
vinia, Primary Department, opens on
Monday. The play ground has been en-
largsd aud otherwise improved. Best
girls school in tho State.
RELIGIOUS NorIcE. There will be
divine service in the NJ. E. Church, Gold
Hill. tomorrow, at IL A. NJ, and s P. n.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Coox.-H. Harris, of this town,
desires the address Of Mr.. Cook, who
worked for him and for Palmer & Day,
in 1868.
R,,saow.-Last evening there was the
mos. beautiful one we have ever seen IN
Washoe. IL spanued the entire heaS-
ems.
Lovers OF Coop SIsGiSs.-Go and
hear Miss Carrie Simons, at the Up
IRA House Mslodeon.
A.. N. FISHER, Superintendent OF PUB
lie Instruction, is l~ecturing on Eduea-
ton in the Eastern towns OF the state
guLLIoy.-vau Wyck & Co., Gold