Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-29

represented. Miss Josie Young, Ii
4 frosty looking dress covered with
flakes Of cotton, was a very genial ant
comfortable looking Winter" some
like the present one. Miss Lucy Der.
thier, in hncifml dress and bells tink.
ling from pendant points and ankles,
represented q "Fool" very sweetly
Sammy Goodchild, with his red tights,
slim legs, fancy dress, blonde hair
and wings, said he vas made up for
Cupid" but he didn't look al
all like the usual pictures Of
the little god. But we must be brief
The best mask or costumed persoaatior
of the evening was that Of Miss Belle
Tausig, who appeared rs a Piute
squaw, just as We see them about the
streets, even having the inevitable
pappooSe, rolled up in rabbit skins and
bundled into its little wicker basket,
slung across its mothers back. 1t wa:
the best conceived and sustained char
acter we have yet seen at any masque-
rade in this section. At l o'clock,
amid . shower of candies, bon-bons,
etc.. and the blaze Of red fire, the
masks we're all removed, and after
supper the carnival was kept up fol-
some. The music was most excellent
in every respect, and the hall beauti,
fully and appropriately trimmed fol
the occasion. Those two huge bottles
marching at the head of the first pro-
cesSion or march formed n very anus
ing rs we'll as original feature. The
contents were not "tangle-leg," for
they certainly walked of with the
bottles.
CARSON IrEMs.- From the Carson
State Register of thi. morning we con-
dense the following items: There are
at present seventy prisoners confined
in the Nevada State PriSon-Freeman,
from Humboldt county, having served
out his term and been discharged OH
Tuesday last. The prisoners are al
lowed five days in each month for good
behavior (or two months in each year.,
and ut the expiration of their term
are furnished with 4 suit of clothes and
whatever funds may have accrued
from gate money. 80. In the District
Court, Jimmy Holland has been nc
quilted OF the charge of assault with
intent to commit murder, in the shoot
ing of William Denver, some time
since. -. Two men had a set-to at En-
pire City on Monday morning, in
which one of them "peeled the bark
of the others nose. The man with
the sore nose obtained 4 large butcher
knife and went after his antagonists
scalp, but lie failed to get it,. The
Mexican mill, at Empire City, is run
ming full-handed, employing about 30
men, and reducing l2O tons Of ore
every 2 hours 80. One Of our local
ministers, in his Christmas sermon,
suggested the propriety Of the Christian
people of Carson devoting the present
week to prayer, lowing to the great
influx. at present, Of the ungodly."
Rough OF the legislators.
Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-The Rebel
Chief, and the Golden Farmer, two ex-
cellent dramas of two acts each were
presented as the attractions last even
ing, but owing to their being nothing
new here or very sensationally inter-
esting, they failed to draw a crowded
audience. Proctor sustained the lead
ing character in each piece, with his
usual ability and to the satisfaction Of
the audience. He was we'll sustained
bv the members of the excellent stock
company, Miss Jennie Vaudeville APP
pearing in the first piece as Helen"
and in the last rs Elizabeth" This
evening Tom Taylor's elegant comedy
of .StW Uatprs Rim Deep will be
given, with j. F. Cathcart rs "John
Midway" sustained by q powerful
The entertainment will CEN
clude with the ludicrous farce of Fam
ily Jars. This is = capital bill and
calls for 4 full house.
TIE DAILY STATE REGIsTER.-The
above named new daily paper, rising,
Phrnix-like, from the ashes Of the de-
funct Carson appeal, made its first APP
pearance this morning, and a copy lies
before us. 1t is considerably larger
than was the appeal, Is we'll edited
and printed, and contains a goodly
amount of interesting reading matter,
editorial, local and selected, besides
latest kilograms from all parts Of the
world. In politics it is Democratic,
and proposes to fight it out on that
line till the last bullock Is slain. The
DUTY State Register Is just such q new
paper rs is needed at ~ State Capital
barring its politics-and has all the
elements of success, II deserving abil-
ity, honesty Of principle and true de-
sire for the public interest can win any
where.
INSTALLATIONS At CARsoN.-The fol-
lowing named officers Of Carson Lodge
No. !, F. and A. NJ, were installed
on Tuesday evening last: Jacob Tro-
biner, w. NJ; F. Butler, $. w. ;
c. y. Noteware, J. w; ". II.
Corbett, S. D.. G.. A.. Bragg, J. d.
c. Martin, Treasurer; Benjamin Ed
son, Secretary L. Doron and B. B.
Cory, Stewards. Also, at a meeting
of Lewis Chapter No. l, r. A. NJ,
held on Tuesday evening, 9th inst,
the following officers were installed :
L. j. Edwards, ii. P; Charles Mar
tin, X; e. n. Notewars, s.; II. 5.
Mason, C. H.. A. Waltz, p. $. Jacob
Sheyer, r. a. c.; George ellison, NJ.
V; Joseph Plat, NJ. I'd VIA.
Burlingame, NJ. lst "; Jacob Klein,
Treasurer; Alfred Helm, Secretary.
PERsoNAI.-Messrs Brown and Can
navan, members of the Assembly from
White Pine, were in Gold Hill this al
ternoon, and took the cars for Carson
1T four o'clock. Both are gentlemen
of practical abilities, and will no doubt
make able representatives.
INSTALLED. The officers elect OF
Virginia No. 3 and Escurial No. Z,
Lodges of +. and \. NJ, at Virginia,
were duly installed evening before
last.
RUMoRED DrvIpESD.-It Is rumorel
that the Yellow Jacket Mining Co.
will pay 4 dividend Of 81 80 per share
next month.
WILLIAM q. LAKE,,