Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-06
ARRIVALS AND DRPAxrURks-
Arrivals.

Joseph Fowler @ b Morrison J " Whiteher
n~andelbaumJuo Trovsll LottA Stewart
Frank BisrsAwfJ c BrownerAwfA T Aolitor
THE CARNIVAL MAsouERApE. - In
our advertising columns to-day see
Professor Farini's notice relative to
details Of arrangements for the grand
carnival masquerade to take place on
the 18th Of December next. The
names Of General Van Bokkelen and
j. r. Smith. Esq, appear as President
and floor manager Of the OCCASION
names suf1cient}n themselves to assure
Its success aud render the masquerade
one Of the most recherche ard respec-
table wei given In Virginia. Three
prominent citizens OF Virginia and
Gold Hill will constitute the examin-
ing committee. They will stand at
the door, and every masker before
passing tho threshhold Of the ball
room will have to raise his or her
mask to tho committee In order to In
sure admittance. Aside from the close
scrutiny Of the examining committee.
the tickets and coupons are arranged
in such q manner d to render 1t i'm
possible for any improper person to
gain access to tho ball room, ~ such
tickets arc only given to known sub-
scribers, and not transferable, there
fore no person unless tho one repre-
sented on the ticket can be admitted.
Professor Farini, under whose per-
sonal guidance and supervision this
entertainment Is produced, possesses
years Of experience in that line Of
business, both in New York and on
tho Pacific coast. and all present may
rest assured that not the slightest jar
will happen to ma tho pleasure OF
the makers or interfere with the har-
mony Of the occasion.
FoR TIE Coon or rHR SoL.E.-As
stormy, wet, muddy weather, such rs
tries mems soles Is evidently assuming
Its yearly sway for the season, we clip
from from one Of our exchanges the
following, which may be found Of
much benefit. II hot tar Is applied to
boot soles II will make them water
proof. Let It be As hot as the leather
will bear without injury, applied with
. swab, and drying Ia the fire. The
operation may be repeated two or
three times during the winter, II neces-
sary. It makes the surface Of the
leather quite hard, so that 1t wears
longer. as well as keeps the water out.
II l. q good plan to provide boots for
winter during summer, and prepare
the soles by tarring. as they will then
become. before they are wanted to
wear, almost Al firm a. horn, and will
wear twice as long rs those UMPIRE
pared.
MONTHLY DIvIpENDs.-The Chollar
Potosi Mining Company has declared
. dividend Of IS per share on their
capital stock, payable on the 10th Inst.
The Male & Norcross Company have
also declared q dividend Of $5 per
share, payable ut the same time. The
above dividend on the Chollar Potosi
Is the largest yet made by that mine,
thus far Increasing regularly. month
after month, commencing with 4 dol
lar and increasinga dollar each month.
rhs mine u good for It yet, but how
many months longer 1t can keep on
paving . regular IS dividend, Is the
question. We hope for several months
longer At least. That Of the Hale and
Noscross 10 simply Its usual monthly
amount, to b continued.
SrrRxxR CoUKr.-'rhe calendar for
tho January term Of this court, at Car
son, will b called OH the 9th proximo.
Cases will BE- heard In their order. No
longer time than twenty days for all
parties will he given to file briefs in
any case ; stipulations to the contrary
notwithstanding. This term may DO
decided BY consent, or by the court.
Conley, appellant, vs.. Chedic. respond
emit, appellant given three days to nle
brief and respondent two days to an
aver. Court adjourned for the term.
30 Gays the Carson appeal.
C~xRr1yrcArR or AN EMINENT CHEM
SOL have made a careful chemical
analysis Of the Sozodont, from an i'm
partial sample purchased by ME per-
sonally, from q leading drug house Of
this city, but nothing OF All injurious
or Objectionable character has been
found In It's composition" James G.
Pohle, II. D., Analytical Chemist, $50
Broadway, New York, late DR.. James
r. Chiffon q Co.
SrIIL Misunderstanding to the Car
son appeal, Garrett, n ofthe wound
ed prisoners at the ~Penitentiary, was
still alive last evening, though he was
In . sinking condition and his symp-
toms betokened q speedy dissolution.
His medical attendant, Doctor Lee,
thinks no cannot survive much longer.
CHIxy ExeINEER. - Eagle Engine
Co. No. 8, Virginia, at their meeting
last evening voted to indorse the nom-
nation Of James Malone for Chief En-
Sineer Of the Fire Department.
MAxsLAuaRrER. II By reference to
our San Francisco kilograms, to-day,
Il will Be seen that Ike Brokaw has
been bound over on the charge ofman-
slaughter for killing Evans.
CAHsox .rHxArMcAIs.-The Carson
Dramatic Association give an enter
tsinmsnt this evening Tho Nasiae
Low and A Silent Protector are In.
eludsd In the programme.