Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-02
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following from the Carson appeal o
this morniug: State of Nevada v,
Board Of County Commissioners o
Wsshoe County, acting as a Board o
Equalization. The Assessor Of Washot
County made ar assessment OF the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, and the Board OIL
Equalization reduced the valuation.
materially. Relator claims said com.
pany failed to make statutory state.
ments, and hence the Board had nc
jurisdiction of the case, and no right tc
reduce the assessment. Writ Of csrtio'
rari issued, and the records Of proceed.
ings of the Board Of Equalization were
certified to this Court, aud the Court
holds that the Central Pacific Railroad
Company failed to show the masking o!
the statutory statement. Failures to
make such is a refusal under the statute.
In such Ease the Board Of Equalization
had no Jurisdiction Of the case, upon
complaint Of undue assessment, and no
right to reduce, and in attempting so to
do exceeded its powers. Actions Of the
Board touching reduction Of assessment
Of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
for the fiscal year 1859, declared an
nulled. Opinion by Whitman, j.
PRoPLE's TRIBUNE ESrsarAIsNESr.-
There was a full s;teudahce a. Armory
Hall last evening. Mr.. Wiegand's sx-
PLANTATION of the objects of the Asso-
citation he represents occupied about
forty minutes, and was a talk from
outline note and not n written lecture.
All seemed much interested. Al its
close no invited the weary to tsks n
walk, aud one or, two did so. The
recitation o. "Stsnd Thou Alone" WAS
received with a perfect storm of ap-
plauss; and considering her years, was
rendered with power and great skill by
Miss Emilia wicgand. The amount of
" Youuga Merks' reading Was msagre,
aud the audience would have relisaod
more. But doubtless D~iogenes, alias
Carroll, alias Wiegapd, deems it better
70 send his audience away hungry
rather than surfeited. The "benedieiion
prayer" in verso, was a very ersditable
piece of rhyming.
BUcKSER L FERRESD's SALooy.-This
popular establishment, formerly Dr..
Spaulding's, on south c street, Virginia,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s, has been
elegantly RENTED throughout, by the
new propristors, 7. Buckuer and Major
G. E. Ferrend. They have a fine stock
of choice imported brandies, wines,
liquors, ales, ETC., which they rnhesi.
tstiugly submit to the critical inspection
OF their friends, and the public gencr-
ally. A first class eating stand and n
choice cigar stand is also connected
with this establishment, and the rear
portion is fitted up with private rooms
for parties, lunch, etc. Bucknsr Il
Ferrend are also agents for the cele-
bra,ed yichy Water, which heslthfal
beverage can there be procured by the
Wholesale or by the glass. Gold Killers
are especially invited TO drop in and
test the hospi,ali,ies Of the establish
mont.
ExcELsIoR.-The Truckee Tribune of
yesterday says: "James Doling, late
Of Meadow Lake, and the discoverer Of
a process by which it is proposed 10
work the ore, Of that district, Informed
US q few days since that the report that
is going the. rounds of the press, and
originating with a correspondent OF the
Mountain Messenger, is incorrect. lie
says that he experiences no difficulty IN
reducing the ores by his process, and
that il he can obtain sufficient capital he
will return to that locality in the spring
and engage in the reducing Of ores. He
SAYS the smallest amount he ever OBJ
tanned from n ton oil rock was IS and
the highest S36 the cost Of working is
So per ton" From this il would seem
that Excelsior is not yet an entirely
hopeless problem, the opinion OF nu-
merous contemporaries to that effect, not
outstanding.
TWENTY PIECES IN TWENTY NIGHTS
The grand star dramatic company from
the famous California Theater, San
Francisco, which opens at Piper's Opera
House tomorrow evening, brings along
no less than 20 fine pieces, which are to
be produced during the 20 nights OF
their spgagement-a fresh piece each
svening-uo repetition. This is rem
dered necessary in order to keep up the
attraction and induce full houses every
night; otherwise, owing to the great
cost and expense Of this company, II
would not be q paying investment on
,hn nuar I. ptarnrD0 Plnar-
The members of the company are all
we'll up in every piece, therefore there
will be no drag or bluudering, but
everything will go along smoothly and
right.
ROLLS OF HoxoR.-yirginia Grammar
School for the month of November: No.
Clara Curries, Helen Edwards. No.
Jennie Gault, Louis Taussig, Joseph
P~inschower. No. 3-Gslen Morrill,, Ida
Bartlett. No. 4-yerouica Cordisll,
Mary C~avanagh, Anna Hitler, Ada Cav
anagh, Alyia Gallagher, James Gates,
Francis Hitchcock, John Hitchcock,
William Yenter, Robert Ross. Inter.
mediate School-Pauli Proctor, Au-
gusts Til,on, Hattie May, Kitty Pefey,
Mary Mayer, Bella Matthews, Juditha
Milich, Mary Grob, Benjamin Nicholson,
George Morrill,, John Yenter, Charles
weismer, Jack Nesll, George Kibbe,
William Gross, Milo Gross.
Coop EArISG.-At Monnot's famous
family marke, store, c street, Virginia,
n few doors north Of tie Enterprise
Building, can be found the choicest and
bes. made article of pigs head cheese,
bologna sausage, and similar good
things, to be found in the city. Il is
all made from the best of home-raised
pork, clean, palatahle and good, Just
sueh a. families or single individuals
like. Also fresh Baltimore oysters,
packed in ice, fresh fish OF every de-
%scrip,ion, fresh vegetables, fruit, honey,
cheese, butter, eggs, ease goods, aud
in fact lots more good things. ASK
Mounot about it.
BOLD CABIN RoBpERY.-The cabin oil
Samuel Prescott, situated at tho rear OF
Browns paint shop, Gold Hill, was en-
tered about I o'clock this morning,
while Prescott was out to breakfast: and
A,NA = .a., anI a SILVER