Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-27
THE EVENING NEWS
Wednesday R,..i.s,. -.Januar, ~, 1859

tea by Jack White to Emanuel Stern OF
this town, we are kindly permitted to
extract the following items: "The
weather has been very finc and pleasant
for some days past, and still continues
20 with intensely cold nights. The ex-
press and mail arrive daily. Notwith-
standing the high figures asked for all
kinds Of building material, Treasure
CITY i, growing rapidly. About Is
town lots we're jumped yesterday. The
Jumpers met with physical resistance
only from Forbes formerly OF the Tres
pass) and S. F. Hoole. These two brave
Virginia City men very quickly demon
allied their opponents, capturing n
Spencer rife ond other munitions of
war. After the victory Forbes proved
that he could be generous as well rs
brave by inviting all hands to assay
some of his best liquors. Some very
valuable lots have been jumped, and
rosgh timee are expected, rs the Gov
ernor has telegraphed it is impossible
10 create y new county. The principal
objection urged, is the difficulty ofform-
ing another judicial district in Neva-
dn. Not having n copy OF the
State Constitution, | do not pretend to
understand the objection, but do say
it appears frivolous, considered in roi
srence to the dignity and security OF so
ciety or protection to the individual.
A District Court is the natural and nee
sssary right Of this section, and the de-
mand of the people here. New Access
sions to our population are arriving by
hundreds every dny by hundreds from
all quarters. The Curtis stage load
Geo. Birdssll, Jimmy B%ddington, Les.
Blackburn, Johnny Clark, and others,
who left Virginia Janusry l0,h,) have
arrived in Hamilton, where they make
night hideous and sleep impossible with
their nocturnal amsscments. The Ham
iltoniaus offer u bonus to the party VINO
will in any way induce these obstrop-
eroas chaps to leave their hitherto
quiet burg"
PrrrR's OPxnA HOUSE," Cynthi", or
the Gip,ey Girl" Was presented last
evening for the FIRST, time and to
rather Of = slim house, owing to the
rsging snow storm. Miss Western per-
sonstsd "Cynthia" both in delineat'on
aud make up mos, exceli~ntly, and the
mart of "Kinchin," the thief, was well
sustained by Mr.. hernc. HARRISON
Beatty, Robinson, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Reach, and the rest of the company, all
were well worthy of commentator IN
their various parts, and the play passed
of very well. This evening, Dumas
great sensational play OF "CamiiIe, or
the Fate Of a Coquet,e;'' will be pre-
scented. This play has long been "
standard ~favorite in the dramatic world,
and having seen Miss Western in East
LYNNE" "Leah," and other hyorIle
approximations, all will surely desire to
see her in Camille" A crowded house
may well be anticipated, therefore all
intending to be there had better either
secure seats without extra CHARGE be-
forchsud, or else be on hand e9rly be-
fore the big rush commences.
yILocIPRDIsTs.-The folks up there
in Horntown are either getting too lazy
or too fast to walk, so they arc trying
to introduce the new style of travelling
on the foreign imported two-wh'elod
co-cart, termed "velocipedo.' y man
il said 10 travel faster and further in Il
day, with less expense OF shoe leather
aud eSsrtion, than in common wniklne'
IL the H]orntowners succeed ~ veloei-
pedists, we shall expect to see them
come charging over tho Divide anu
rsidiug down through Gold Hill on two
wheels most any day. We know some
pot-bellisd old beer-Suckers up that
way who, thus mounted and trAHe'ihS
ON two wheels, would complete the per-
sonifcation OF II swill.cart.
SLrlGuIyG.-The first sleighing of the
season at Virginia was yesterday morn
ing. Three or four cutters were on the
street, but the fall of snow hal been so
light that sleighing was hardly enJoya-
BILE. The increased snow fall Of ycster-
day, however, made it better; therefore
last evening a large number OF Sleigh
ing parties were out i'll the bright moon
light enjoying tho fun uatil long after
midnight. Many sleighing parties were
also out this morning, but the suns
warm rays bid fair to soou spoil it.
OcerDKyrAL ELEcrIsS.-Atth the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the o.
cidental Mill and Mining Company, held
January ?3d, tho following gentlemen
were elected Trustees Thomas II. Will
llama, William Weston, William Sharon,
J. II. Riggs and Simon Sehlewick. At
a subsequent meeting OF tho Trustees
the following officers were elected
Thos. II. Williams, President L.. Rey-
nolds, Secretary, and William Weston,
Superintendent.
WHO'S Cor our HAr?-Will the gem
tleman who carried of our Int from the
Scottish Festival At Gold Hill, yesterday
morning, BY mistake, please return i, to
us forthwith, and take away the inferior
one he left for us. ALP. DorES is
printed across the inside of the crown IN
big letters, 80 it cannot be long mis-
taken.
II is our best, our only hat,
Oh! bring i. back again.
LuyArIc EXPOSURE OF "SHArH.'-
The "bright silver MOON the lady
MOON" will have the eclipse this even
ing, commencing about half-pass seven
and ending about nine o'clock. She
will keep her northern limb alone COW
cred, or rather obscured. All the rest
will be exposed to public gaze. What
n rush thSre will be for front seats, or
chestra chairs, especially.
LINCOLN Hosx MEErISG.-Members OF
Lincoln Hose Company No. 3, lower
Gold Hill, will please take particular
notice Of the official notice published III
another column, relative to a special
meeting which is to be held this even
ing, at I o'clock, Mt their hose house,
opposite the Rhode Island mill. Every
member is expected to he in attendance.