Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
TEANye,-On Yesterday afternoon we

gagged in hauling ore to the various
mills. Where they all came rom we
can't imagine; but one thing is certain,
as far as the eve could reach there was
nothing but wagons and horses, mules
and men 70 be seen. The street was
filed from one side to the other, some
coming up empty and some with wood ;
others were going down with ore for the
mills in the anon, on the Carson river
and at Empire. To have seen the street
in lower Gold Hill yesterday, a person
would have thought Mount Davidson
could have been transported out of the
country in about two days, if the whole
force Of men aud teams should 60 to
work at it.
ANEW FEAruRE.-Let all those who
are fond of seeing something worth see
ing, call at the new saloon of Cunning
ham & Daley, No. 43, south Q street, q
few doors south Of Taylor street. In
the front part Of the room, Cunningham
/ Daley have a frst-class bar on one
side Of the room, and on the other side
is a young chop-house; in the back part
Of the house is u frst-class billiard
saloon, of which Jaminson is director
and chief manager. In the billiard
saloon there are three 6rst-clsss carom
tables with all the necessary append
ages, such as new cues, balls, etc. This
new establishment is to be opened this
evening, and those who want to have a
good time should be around. For the
best of beverages, Cunningham Il Daley
cant be beat.
EXPLAINED. - Some fault has been
found with US for reporting the names
of parties in the report OF the Police
Court. 1t is our duty to report all le-
gal proceedings as they appear on the
docket of the Court, and this is what
we have ever done. If any one wishes
TO have his or her name to appear as
John Doe or Sarah Roe, they must have
the proper authorities place it so on the
docket, as it is not our province to
change the docket Of any Court in our
published statement. We have no
friends TO favor in this matter, and hope
that this explanation will be sufficient
to satisfy any one how the matter stands.
REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. The
following cases came before His Honor,
Judge Meagher, for consideration to-
day: Andy Blessington, arrested by
officer McGinnIss for being drunk and
disorderly; Bruce Gnrvey, arrested by
officer McGinniss for using obscene Ian
guage; a Mexican, arrested by officer
Harmon for assault and battery; w.
Forrest, arrested by officer Carter for
petit larceny; Pat. Brown, arrested by
officer Billings for disturbing the peace.
REsIGSArIoY.-We understand that
the teacher Of the primary school in
Gold Hill, has sent in her resignation,
TO take effect on the 10th instant. We
are sorry to hear she designs giving up
her school, as in justice to her efforts,
we would say, she is a very superior
teacher; and it will be a long time be-
fore another such is found. Her rea-
sons for giving up the school are-it is
so large she is not able to do justice to
the children, and rather than half do it,
she has decided TO resign.
RELIEr CoNxIrrEx.-The committees
on the Southern Relief Fund, in Storey
county, have been quite busy for several
days past, and before getting through
they will no doubt be able to make a
fair return to the Executive Committee.
That there is great need Of relief by the
poor of the South is fully attested in a
certificate signed by both Senators Stew
art and Nye, and which will be read in
another column.
ATTENTION Gen. Winters gives no.
tice in another column, to all persons
who have any arms belonging to the
Second Brigade, Nevada Militia, unless
duly receipted for, to return them i'm
mediately to his care, or action will be
taken under the civil law to enforce
their return, with damages. Persons
having these arms will saw costs Of
Court by attending to the matter I'M
m~ediately.
REPAIRING SIpEwALH.-The old dilap-
ida.ed. rickety sidewalk on the lower
side of D street, and south Of the Opera
House, is being rapidly repaired. 1t is
time it was done, as q great many per-
sons pass over it every night since the
Opera House has opened, and for o long
time past it has been on the point Of
falling down, many Of the bents and
braces having already fallen.
FIRE DrPARrxEyT.-In pursuance Of
the Town Ordinance, passed BY the
BOARD of Town Trustees of Gold Hill,
and which went into effect yesterday,
both our local FIRE companies, Liberty
Hose No. l, and Yellow Jacket Hose No.
3. were admitted under said Ordinance.
The election for Chief Engineer will be
held on Wednesday, April cath.
GOLD HILL BAXERY.-0n yesterday,
we were in at the Gold Hill Bakery and
Chop House, where we fonnd all kinds
of good things to eat. On the counter
were bread and rolls of every variety,
cakes and pies Of a dozen varieties, and
all kinds Of cold meats. It was enough
TO make q mans mouth water to look
at that counter.
CoRREcrIoxs.-The item in the Tres
pas, and Enterprise in regard to the fare
to Austin and Silver Bend, being re-
duced to ten and thirty dollars, had ref
erence to last Monday only. The regu-
lar fare being as stated in the advertise
ment of this, paper.
WILL MrEr.-At one o'clock to-mor-
row afternoon, the Millmen's Associa-
ton will meet at the Office of the Yellow
Jacket Mining Company in Gold Hill.
The officers desire that all the members
shall be present.
ButLroS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, II bars of bullion,
weighing llss pounds, which is valued
at $32,66s 40.
BuI1roS.-yan wyck & Co., Gold
Hill. received this morning for melting
and assay, ll,Ol6 ounces crude bullion
ButLIos.-Edwards & Wiegand, GOLD