Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES .
Arrivals.

MI hurleN 1ks uuI1tl w p" DyEOuh . 20
Mrs f Smith Chas Bennett Jas Mcdonald
c BYRON Mr. Krause Mr. .Ebnah
Jos Hid NS Iseman Mr. Brlckle
Jos Benefits j Maurice Mr. BlAckwater
Josiah erase Mr. Goodwin Lou Winans
Nor BAD FOR HIGH.-The famous
Lydia Thompson Blondes will be at
Piper,s Opera House next Monday
night. We hear a great variety Of
opinions expressed rs to their true
merits as a talented attraction but
one thing speaks volumes in their
favor, and that is, they never fail
Of a full aud appreciative audience
wherever they appear. Colonel Jack
Hayes, who is now up from San Fran
cisco, paying 4 short perambulating
visit to his old home, Gold Hill, tells
of a jolly Deutcher who went in to see
the Blondes perform the other evening.
When he camc out the Colonel met
him and asked his opinion. "Vell,
now, Yack, dem Is goot, you pet yer
life. Mine cot. dey sings unit dey
dance yoost like der tuyfel. Yeesus!
but you oughter seen dat pootiest fiddle
gsl stick out her pack dis way, unit den
kick up leg fon der top Of her head unit
sipg ont How high up is das. don't
itPSn The festive blonde had plea
sanity remarked, elbows that for
high o. bat the Teuton frogot the slang.
LIKELY 10 DIE.-C Charles Wolfen-
berger, who was so fearfully beaten
after being robbed by highwaymen on
Thursday night, between Carson and
Empire, Is now lying at Carson in q
very precarious condition. Pat. Hur-
ley and John Francis, the two recently
discharged conyicts arrested on u
charge of committing the deed, were
brought before Justice Waltz, of Car
son, yesterday, but owing to the con-
dition of Wolfensberger, it was found
advisable to defer their examination
until tomorrow. In case these men
should be fond to be the guilty par
ties. they will be likely to very soon
revisit their old quarters in the State
Prison, even should they escape the
gallows. Much credit Is due TO the
officers for their prompt and effective
action in this matter.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. = The
following decisions are OH file in the
office of the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
ut Carson /: Silver Mining Company VS..
John c. Fall ct al decision Of the
Court below reversed. This Is the case
of Hillyer, Sam Stewart and others for
the possession Of a certain mining
claim In Humboldt county. The judg-
ment by the District Court was i'll
Falls favor. Swift vs.. Boron man
damus denied ; this was an application
70 compel Doron, the State Controller,
TO Issue his warrant upon the fund set
apart for the prosecution Of cases OF
infraction Of the revenue laws, brought
by the Sheriff to receive payment by
that means for service Of papers In the
case'of the State W. the Bondsmen OF
the>State Treasurer.
PIpER's OLD CoRSER.-rhis noted
old favored place, at the corner Of B
and Union streets, Virginia, still
ilourishes as In the days of wine, silver,
and black sulphurets, when the Mex
lean, Ophir and Gould & Curry were
rolling out their untold thousands of
rich bullion, and everybody felt rich
in feet If not in fact. People then used
10 irrlgate their threats at Piper's with
the superior beverages always to be
found there, and that's what they still
do. Choice liquors Of all varieties,
wholesale and retail. also extra good
brands of cigars. Call at Piper's Old
Corner.
BASE BALL CONSOLIDATION. The
three base ball clubs, Comstock, Viz
ginia and Northwestern, meet at the
rooms Of A. L. Edwards, over Cooley
& Buffers saloon, Virginia, this even
ing, for the purpose of effecting a more
thorough Organization, and to select
"nineS to play the Wide Awakes, Of
San Francisco, who are expected to
visit this State In September to play a
match game with the Silver stars, OF
Carson. All members Of the three
clubs mentioned are requested to be
promptly on hand this evening.
PALACE SALOON, No. a. This is
called No. 9. but in reality it is u No.
l place to go aud get the right sort Of
tonic stimulant, done up in No. !
Style. They keep only the best. and
the black-eyed young miNologist be-
hind the bar can just fix up a COOLING
LUXURIOUS beverage such as not even q
temperance lecturer could avoid i'm
biblne and approving. just call IN
and assay those good things, and then
trystgans of:billiards.
easlpqoaS SHOOTING MATcH.-ro-mor-
rowf.,Ms at the grounds near the Gas
Works; Virginia, comes of the grand
o,0eon shooting match of the Nevada
Sportsman's Club, for the champion
cnp. worth 800. The match is for
6ftean birds each, free for all members
of the Club. and all ties will be shot
off according 70 the Club rules. Plenty
of sbirds.are secured, and there will be
lots of sport on the occasion.
CoSyALEscESr.-We learn from the
Carson appeal that Johnny Hereford,
whose thigh was broken some weeks
since whilst he was "log rolling up
In the mountains west Of town Is So
far recovered rs to be able to navigate
about the st. Charles-his headquar-
ters-on crutches. We congratulate
him.
F1rrY CENTS ADMssIoN.-The price
Of admission to the great lecture on
uWoman's Acknowledgement, by
Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon, tonight,
at Piper's Opera House, will be only
Nnv cents instead Of . dollar. as has
hecn otherwise mistakenly announced.