Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-11
THE EVENING NEWS
Moaa.y Rvenins---..Januarr n, 1869

that the authorities, in 'raiding' on the
hou,ss of i'll fame on South G, street, do
moi. deal impartially, If women Of one
nationality are guilty of ofenses against
the law in keeping such houses, all are
eoually guilty and should be treated
alike. Make u clean sweeper leave
all alone" That's just the way to talk
il. If the proper authorities allow thoir
eyes to be wooded so that they fail to
thoroughly aud fully attend to their
-plsiu duty in this matter, they
had better resign in favor OF
whoever can show themselves more
efficient. Some Of the most notorious
eourtezsns in the city are keeping the
most rascally lit.le dens imaginable
along South G street, where there is
more passing by both Gold Hill and Vir-
GINA people than anywhere else in the
two towns. The little bar, dressmaker's
sign, or other pretense, should not be
allowed to exist as a blind. A fair deal
and no favor is what the public call for
and must have in this matter.
A DEAD ISDIAS.-Mr. Laferty, Of
Gold Hill, n day or two since, when
going from lower Gold Hill to American
Flat, found the body Of a very dead ln-
dian, wrapped in u blanket, about two
hundred and fifty yards TO the south or
southwest Of the Dardanelles hosting
works, not far from the cemetery. me
defunct red man was wrapped up all
-.
over in u pair Of blankets, and was evil
IDENTIFY carried and laid down on the
cold. cold ground, 10 make his way the
best he could to the "happy hunting
grounds" Of red msn..generally, or 10 the
town cemetery-it is not known which
WAS intended. But the corpus our in
formant says has had some nocturnal
visitor since he started on his Journey,
supposed to have been u cayote, as his
left breast has been eaten of. We have
given information Of the discovery to
Marshal Crandall, who will no doubt see
10 the burial of the defunct aborlSine.'
yrRy SavERg KIcE.-Johnuy Curran,
tho cll-knowu, smart little messenger
boy of the Yellow Jacket office in this
town, was very severely kicked in the
f,ce Mt noon to-day by II horse. The
animal, saddled and bridled, WAS loose
in the street, front Of the office, ana
Johnny went out to catch him and ne
him. when the horse in n sportivc mood
suddenly wheeled and kicked him, in-
flic,iug a terrible wound on the left
cheek Just below the temple. a deep
cash was cut perpeudicularly about :!
inches in length, which can hardly t"il
to dis6gure him somewhat, u the
cheek bone did not seem TO be Injured
much. He WAS taken at once to the
Office of DR.. Zabriskie, al whose bands
he received the requisite surgical as
.~istance. Johnny is q most active
centlemsuly little fellow and most GER
tainly did not deserve quite such rough
usage AS this severe misfortune which
has now befallen him.
MsLopEoN CLosEp.-Last evening the
Opsra House Melodeon came to a lima!
close, at lcas, for the present. Owing
to the great depression in public finances
tho coin patronage Of that temple oil
Menus and Terpsichore has not Hour
ishsd much to the benefit OF Piper S
treasury, although undoubtedly the best
company on the Pacific coast were play
ING there. II Is very difficult matter
to support q good theater now IN TINS
section, owing 10 the fact that many
people have left and are leaving FOR
White Pine and other promising locali-
ties. Even those who still remain seem
unsettled in their ideas and DESTROYS OF
saving up their crumbs against some
future contingency. They will all have
10 visit the theater again, however, u
fcw evenings from now to see Lucille
Western and her great dramatic troupe
THx Nxw STAGE neutrality-suspicious.
are already in progress to put on the
new line Of stages between Elko ana
White Pine. Stations are being punt
along the route BY Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
agent for that division, and stock and
stage. are to be gotten immediately on
the new road. Not more than one week,
il i, thought, will elapse before the new
route is in complete running order and
ready for the accommodation OF tue
travelling public White Pineward bound
Fresh AND SoLirARY.-We have one
fresh case of smallpox, or rather Vario-
loid, to report. to-day in Gold Hill. 1t
i, ,ba. Of a man residing back of the
yellow Jacket works. His brother has
inst recovered from il. II is simply a
mild case Of varioloid and all the mail
pox there is in town Mt the pseSen!
writing, the other w we spoke o,
Saturday being cured. This case wiz
also o be disposed OF, and unless
rome one else gets sick shortly, we snail
run shor. or got ont Of the article en-
tirsly.
Irr,L,x WrsrEsy.-This taleated and
famous actress, together with Mr.. J. a.
Herue, also talented and famous, ana
other theatrical luminaries OF lesser
magnitude, will probably arrive tonight
or tomorrow night at Piper's Opera
House. This company will be Mt once
organized and pat in active rehearsal,
and will open about the last OF the week
with RIP Van Wrinkle"
VIRGINIA PuBLIc ScHooLs.-The pub
lie schools Of our ~neighboriug city 81
Virginia reopen to-day, the holiday VA
cation being over. The Gold Hill public
schools ~re-opened = week ago; therefore
O. "youug ideas" have got a weeks
start on the "shoot."
FINGER SHosrESEp.-A few morning:
ago Dave Ross, engineer At the impe'
rial mill, lower Gold Hill, had the little
6ugsr Of his right hand shortened ont
Joint by inadvertently pokins 1t too neH'
the crank OF the engine while o'Iing up
Losr.-At or near St. Johns Church
Gold Hill, a pair Of gloves with gol'
f~a,,ouiugs. The name OF the owner
1900 IN the inside of the fasten