Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-21

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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Pro
cEEnISes.-Dr. Hop Lock pleaded
guilty to practicing as a physician, il
Virginia City, and was fined SIS,
which he paid and went on his way
rejoicing or doctoring. Gin Hong,
another Chinese Doctor, pleaded
guilty to the same offense and was
fined $50, which was also paid. j. 4.
Stephens was counsel in the former
case and Charley Legatc, Of Virginia
chop-house notoriety, acted in the
same capacity for the latter. f.
Bloomfield pleaded guilty to selling
manufactured tobacco without having
paid the special tax and was sentenced
to six months imprisonment and &
fine Of one thousand dollars; execu'
ton stayed for ninety days. Charles
B. Davenport, of the firm Of Daven-
port &c Spencer. at Reno, was con.
victed In the United States District
Court, on Monday last, of whoie>aling
and retailing liquors without having
paid the special tax, and sentenced by
Judge Hillyer to II years impriSon-
ment and. to pay a fine of two thou
sand dollars, and to be imprisoned I'M
til the fine Is paid. Same day, the
case against Spencer was dismissed.
Yesterday. the jury in the Ease OF
United States Va. John ii. Allen, in
dicted for retailing liquors without
having paid the special tax. were un-
able 10 agree and were discharged ;
the case will be tried again next Mon
day. So says the Carson AppeH.
A CHEAP SPREEIsT.-A friend just in
from White Pine tells of a chap living
a mile or so out Of Hamilton. who
went to town one Saturday evening to
have q festive little spree, with only
six bits in his pocket. He succeeded
admirably. got u~proariously drunk on
fearful whisky, ruined his fists trying
to beat In the back door Of a saloon
after being kicked out three times. fell
down3 brnk into q sink hole behind n
restaurant kitchen. had the balance OF
his shirt torn off and two black eyes
put on BY u Chinese cook whom he
abused for coming to his assistance
He got home at daylight ~bareheaded,
badly battered and frost bitten with
those same six bits in his pocket. lie
couldn't do that last little thing here
In Gold Hill nor Virginia.
The HoIIpNYs ARE CoMISo.-This
apparent fact Is rendered still more
apparent % everybody by just drop
ping in at Wilson & Browns San
Francisco auction store, G street, Vir-
ginia, next south Of the Enterprise
Office. There they have any amount
OF nice things In lot only the furniture
line but also fancy goods, tea sets, fine
lamps dressing cases. toilet goods. and
Ali that sort OF thing desirable for hol-
iday presents. They buy their goods
ut San Francisco auction sales and sell
them the same way, profit or no profit.
Crowds fill their store every evening,
securing bargains in the way of choice
purchases and will continue doing so
until Mt least after the holidays. Read
Wilson s. Browns advertisement.
HOLIDAY GooDs.-At Burrall's we'll
known Pioneer Book Store. corner Of
C and Taylor streets, Virginia, is to
be found a splendid and extensive
assortment Of the choicest goods for
Christmas and New Years presents,
such as gift books, albums, portfolios,
writing desks. dolls. velocipedes, trum-
pets, drums and all sorts Of juvenile
arrangements. Also pictures and toys
Ia every variety known OF. me&ialicai
or otherwise. Burial sells ut Eastern
prices, or less, and gives everybody
their full moneys worth in most adj
yantageous purchases and bargains.
Read Burrall's advertisement IN an
other column.
P,pER's SM.ooS.-T This old-estab-
lished and popular place of resort for
the thirsty still flourlshes in good style
in Its original location, at the corner
of B and Union streets, In NirSl'ii''
Piper's saloon Is In fact II OF lhe
recognized and established fixtures OF
The city. same as Mount Davidson OF
the Latrobe tunnel. Only the best Of
iiouors and cigars are kept there-none
Of your "tarantula juice" or team
,stsr.s regalias." Drop in and sec
about It when you are up from Goio
Hill.
RoYAI. ARCH Masonic ELECTION
Tho following were last evening elected
officers of the Virginia Royal Arch
Chanter. No. 9, F. and A. NJ: John C.
Cmrrie. M, E.. ii. P; Richard +. Null
Sand. 3. K; James McAlliSter, +. ).
Lewis Reynolds, Treasurer; {. IL
Fish, Secretary; Albert LacSey, Z. ii.
Alexander w. Campbell. +. $; An
drew Dill, T.. A. c.; Robert II. Nc
nonald. G. NJ. of third Veil; Richard
Andrews. G. VI. of second Veil A. G
cownn, G. NJ. of first Veil.
observation-disclosures January
! .hs middle one of the three month
.,.,o,ed for the winter season, yet II
III. latitude the coolest Of the three
december, though it is not always IN
..ormiest. The shortest day OF tn
vaor Ia TODAY, and in a very short tim
yhsir Gradual lengthening will 10 no
men With the departure of Decem
hsr and the death of the old year vii
sons the first occasional signs Q
Garner weather and the welcome NJ
proach Of spring.
DANCING ScHooL.-Sheldon's dancihj
school at virginia Is held every Thurs
day and Saturday evening. A nm
opportunity is offered for those VIII
Sesire TO learn or perfect themselre
I'm this polite and popular accomplish
ment. See advertisement.
TEE LADIES' MITE HoP.-Anothe
Of those pleasing social dancing partie
will be given tomorrow evening a
Minen' Union Hall, under the auspice
Of TIE Gold Hill Ladies' Mite Society
For further particulars see advertise