Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-22
n EVENING NEWS.

CANDIDATES FOR REGISTERS IN BANK
RuPrcY.-We understand that there are
no less than nine candidates for an office
of the above name who have sent their
applications to Judge Chase, and seven
candidates date from Carson. For their
information we will state that under the
act Of Congress the po,csr Of dppointing
registers in bankruptcy is vested in
the District Courts Of the United States,
the Supreme Courts Of the Territories,
and the Supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia /; but no person can be ap-
pointed who is not q counsellor at law.
The duty Of recommending and nominating,
TO the district courts and other courts
mentioned in the act, suitable persons
for appointment, is imposed on the CHIEF
Justice OF the United States. To insure,
AZ far AZ practicable, the selection OF hit
men for registers, the Chief Justice will
require. in every case where his recon-
m~endation and nomination is desired,
first, q certificate from the clerk or judge
OF the proper district or territorial court,
or of some State court of record, under
seal Of the court, that the gentleman
named therein is \ counsellor Of said
court; and secondly, Il statement IN
what congressional district or Territory
Che gentleman who proposed resides,
and for what district, and for wha judi
cIal district, the recommendation and
nomination is desired and, thirdly, let
,ers from business and professional men
Of the district, State, or Territory, who
have the confidence Of their fellow Cit
liens, each of which letters must vouch
distinctly and fully for the gentleman
named, in respect TO his professional
knowledge and ability, in respect 20 his
personal integrity, and in respect to his
general business capacity. No memo
rails or petitions, or recommendations
signed by others than the writer, are
required.
BEAUTIFUL FLowERs.-What q besuti-
full season is the month of May, when
there are flowers-those sweet evidences
OF an invisible God! How dear to
the heart of man and woman are the
colors resembling the bow Of promise,
or the covenant between the Deity and
mankind! And how a bunch Of flowers
remind us all Of the days of innocence,
youth, happiness, and early romance!
While busily engaged yesterday after
uoou, in reading proof-Shee!, just before
our paper went TO press, we were iorcl-
bly, reminded of the beauty of 1.-The lam
gusge of flowers" and ''the poetry OF
flowers" BY being presented with an ell
egsut and fragrant bouquet al the hands
OF a young mar named Godfrey Politz,
formerly of Sacramento city, who has
made arrangements with a florist in
Sacramento 10 send him daily by eI-
press $ large lot offreSh flowers, which
he will serve in Gold Hill and Virginia
to all who wish 10 buy.
..CRlrlcIsN." George Smith, Of Red
Mountain, reads the papers thoroughly
good, bad and indifferent. He says
that in his Younger days he has even
read editorials on wagon roads, in the
Sacramento Union-a feat Of which few
eau boast. II is his omniverous appe-
ti,e for perusing newspaper te1t-so
long as i;'s newspaper print, it's i" all
same"-that enabled him 70 read a
criticism in a morning journal, where
An actor Is described AS 4 founder. ~
George says he saw the play, that the
actor was excellent in his part, and that
the only way TO account for the employ
ment OF the elegant critical term is TO
understand that the writer thereof is a
sucker
PREACHING. Rev. Mr.. Earle will
preach a farewell sermon this evening in
the Presbyterian Church, Virginia city.
A, . o'clock this afternoon he preached
to q large congregation in the NJ. E.
Church in Gold Hill. Last night, the
Pavilion, at Fort Homestead, was
crowded to hear him-and many con-
yerts were made. We believe it is
brother Earle's intention 10 go to
Carson, and while there he will visit
either the warm springs there or those
at Genoa, and take a rest from his ardu-
Gus labors, which have almost COM
ple,ely Frustrated his physical strength.
.sEccE DEus.''-Lillie s Co., Virgin
ia city, opposite Bank Of California, have
this book for sale. Although the au-
thor disclaims that his work is a reply
TO Ecce Homo yet every page OF the
work shows that il is written with the
express intention of c~ontradicting the
assertion of the mysterious author
whose work has created so widespread
a sensation. "Ecce Deus is a survey
Of the life Of Jesus Christ as God and
not "a man. Il is an able work in every
respect.
s'FoR YouR HEALTH. In or near the
village of Dansville, Livingston county,
New York, is situated the largest Cure
in the world. Its conductors publish a
monthly journal, called the LGr, Of Life.
You can get - specimen copy by sending
to Wilson, Hurd Il Co., Dansville, New
York. You can buy the May number
of Fred. Begle, Postofice News Depot,
Virginia city. You cannot spend a
quarter more to your advantage than
by making such a purchase.
THEATRICAL BESEFIr.-To-night, Mr..
Mccullough takes a benefit, at Piper's
Opera House, appearing in the charse'
ter Of Hamlet. 1t is not necessary to
re-s,ate what is the popular endorse
men, of this actor; who has made him
self no less II favorite here than in San
Francisco. Miss Kingsbury appears as
Ophelia.
"SAN."-Sam. Wetherill, toleraoly
well known in this latitude, is agent FOL
Chandler and Harris, the sparring sx'
hibitors. The exhibitions promised to
be1successes, but failed as Sam 4 Co
penetrated northern California"
HrLLER.-This amusing genius open
ed a two weeks engagement at the Sail
Lake Theatre last night, to an immense
audience Of Mormons. So Alexander
telegraphs US.
OK wHrRLs.-The slow freight teams,
which recently came over the noun