Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23
THE EVENING NEWS.
LAND orrrcE MArr.Rs.-The follow.

county-Georgs l.. Gibson, John X.
Dollison, Rufus Walton, Henry Hey
wood, John W. Gray, Harlo \ Thomas,
Emanuel Penrod, Jabez NJ. Baldwin,
Peter Cournoyer, James VI. Thompson.
Douglas county-David j. Jones, WI
liam Henry, William W. Lapham, Oaas.
VI. Reed, Hans Peter Smith, william
Pearson, John L. Carey, George veg
stein, David VALLEY, John P. Elliott,
VIM. +. Summons, William Salge, joel
Smith. Washoe county-Lewis Coun-
ryman Levi Geer, Thomas H.. Barrett,
,Joseph :. Hunt, Joseph Scger, WIN.
Tbompsou, James II. Sturtevant, Darius
$, Dearborn, Leonard c. Savage, WIN.
St.sIe. Joseph Kirk, Henry Stahl, SID
new G. Moodey, Riley Y. Brown, Heze-
ki,b p. Mason, jeremiah Murphy, VIM
:. O'Connor, John ). pieKey' fetee
Miller, Eugene Brahier, John Lyeii,
George W. Hughes, Stephen Woods,
George : Smith, Leonard Beck, James
G. Smith,, John W. Cameron, Elizabeth
A. Lesieur, Chss. W. Purdy, Daniel
Hurley.-CarsoH appeal.
Sx.LL-Pox.-There is neca report
ed in Gold Hill, OF or near Telegraph
street-probably caught from the cases
on the Divide. We noticed that the
Tr,,pdss, on Saturday, called the atten-
ton of the city and county authorities
10 the fact that this horrible disease ex-
lists on the Divide, and urged the neces-
sity of one or the other adopting meas
ures to remove the patients to the pest
house or the County hospital. Accord
ing to the TreSpdss, there seems TO DC a
lar of authority rs TO who shall take
care of the INDECENT or the contagously
sick, between Virginia city aud Storey
county. II looks to us AS if this misun-
Outstanding was ''fritefu( to contem-
plate AS Nasty would gently remark
As there is II hospital tax paid by the
people, it strikes us that smallpox pa
tients should be cared for with h II
money as well as other patients. Some
body is to blame and when we find out
who it is, the people shall hear OF 1t.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-On Friday, Sam
mel Stanley, an asphaltum %rooter, while
walking "up town." in Virginia, and
while hear the corner of Mill and II
streets, was bitten by a large dog, who
rushed upon him without any warning.
The bite WAS in the hip, and the dogs
teeth passed clear through the flesh, lit
orally taking out n mouthful OF flesh.
Stanley, at the time, was carrying a
heavy bag Of ''sand..on his shoulders, y
and though a very strong man, the pain
from the bite was so severe that he
dropped the bag and fell upon it imme-
diarely, in u faInting condition. DR..
Bryarly is attending the man, who has
been laid on his bed since the injury
was received, aud from whose wounded
limb has Seen deprived Of half a pound
OF flesh, 10 clear the chance Of hydro
phobia from the dog. The dog nuisance
is a great nuisance, II dangerous NUS
ance, a nuisance that should be nipped.
RE-oPxyrD. - McCluskey's Melodeon
opened last Saturday evening, to a large
and appreciative audience-the Hall be-
ing completely damned. The new
troupe Of Miustrels, with the popular
and versatile eud-men, Talbot and Wal
lace,) made a very good impression
among our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Thelr
songs, Jokes. witticisms, and walk
around dances were in good taste and
style. were well rendered, and highly
appreciated by the audience, as the fire.
auent applause and call tor repetition
plainly Indicated. The elegant and
graceful dancing Of Emma Miles was
one of the best features of the evenings
performance. Harry Taylor, as mid
dle-man is excellent in his plsce-his
voice and good Evolutionary study being
well calculated for his part. Nike
Quinn, as usual, made a good hit, with
his original song. Jake Wallace IS q
s'brick," and will no doubt be q great
favorite with the ''boys."
Horse ACCIDENT. - Yesterday, as
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S pony express wag-
on was coming down through Gold
Hill. and when near the Imperial dump,
il accidentally rau the pole of the wagon
into the left shoulder of Il horse which
was hitched up in a quartz wagon.
Singular as it may seem, the pole cut
the hide and entered the muscle and
flesh for several inches, and on being
withdrawn the hook on the end OF the
pole tore away u large piece OF the
shoulder-hesh. We did not see the
accident, but Constable Higgins Informs
us that such was the fact, as he wit
messed II.
FUSRRAL.-A large oil
friends attended ST. Mary's Church yes
terday morning, on the occasion OF
Requiem Mass for the repose Of the soul
of Arthur Mccain. Father McNulty
preached u very affecting sermon-the
entire congregation being moved to tears
by the pathos Of his remarks. Bishop
O'Connell also spoke Of the life, char
acter aud example of the deceased, n
Of the remarkable circumstances con-
nected with his death. A long process
sion followed the remains Of Arthur
McCann to the grave.
McCLusxrY's To-NIGHr. The pro-
IN for tonight is out, and en-
braces an entire change of performance,
with several new stars-Mlss o"rrie
Simous, the beautiful ballad singer, n
Mr.. Frank Sparrow, the fne singer n
dancer. Emrn Miles will dance LA
Bayadere;" and there is a long list OF
songs, ballads, dances, and comical
negro d~elineations, which follow the
"First Part" The after-piece will be
"Handy Andy" Go to M~cCluskey's
tonight, if you want to see fun.
EPISCOPAL VISITATION. The Right
Rev. William ~lngrahsm Kip, Bishop OF
the Episcopal Church in California, will
be in Virginia on the first Sunday in
October, and will administer the rite OF
Confirmation in st. Psul's Church. 1t
is probable that he will hold a Conhr-
NATION service in St. Johns Church,
Gold Hill, on the same day, aud IN Gar
son the week following.
BLACK CRooK.-Never were larger
audiences or better performances at this
Melodeon. An immense attendance
Saturday night-said to be 300 persons
on hand. A big bill, and one that IS
filled every night.