Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-03

little Daliau OF the -udiU 6lh the MIA
ing Pail, by Mrs. Howe, which was
heartily applauded and encored. Miss
Brewster's original poem-The Miners
Unioa-was also excellent. The pleas
ing drama of DOM Gy the Sea was very
well rendered indeed-high-toned pro-
fessionals could hardly have succeeded
better. Among the presentations most
worthy of special mention was the
Dundreary character Of captain Dan
delion," by Tommy Beals; Mrs.
Howe, Mrs. Nottingham, and Mrs.
Gray also sustained their imperson-
ations admirably, and. Master Bundy
is entitled to much credit for the ex-
cellent manner in which he rendered
the long and arduo,s part allotted
him. The entertainment was certainly
a very good success In every respect,
and we hope to witness another fully
as good soon.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUNT
This Court commences Its session next
Monday at Carson, Judge Sawyer, from
San Francisco, presiding. The follow
ing is the calendar for the term Rob
ert Robinson vs.. Savage Mining Com
pany n. II. 4. Mason ct al. vs.. New
York and Silver Peak Mining Com
pany; Mary Ann Mining Company vs..
Overman Silver Mining Company ;
William Brumfield vs.. Alfred and
Elizabeth Moves. Clinton Gurnee vs..
j. W. Duncan and ID. Ii. Barber; Will
liam 5. Chapman VS.. William Welch
ct al; C.. V. 4. Putnam and G. A.
Brier VS.. California State Telegraph
Company Central Pacific Railroad Of
California VS.. J v. X. Dyer ct a.; ii.
W. Fem ct nj. vs.. Eberliarit Mill and
Mining Company ct al; Sacramento
and Humboldt Mining Company W..
John C.. Fall; J. b. +. Cavalier vs..
Occidental Mill and Mining Company.
n corporation. ct al; Sacramento aud
Humboldt Mining Company vs.. John
G. Fall and David Won Lennup; Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill Water Company
W.. Cole Silver Mining Company ID.
III. Whepley and William Boyle vs..
Original Hidden Treasure Mining
Central Pacific Railroad
W. Bailey Smith ct al; Cole
Silver Mining Company vs.. Virginia
and Gold Hill Water Company ct H.;
William lIosking vs.. Oycrman Silver
Mining Company.
ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT. - The
Ladies' Mite Society Of Gold Hill in
augurate another of their most pleas
ing entertainments at Miners Union
Hall, this, Saturday, evening, this time
expressly for the children, to consist
Of games, plays, dancing, etc. Every
little Il In town Will be expected
there, and rs many Of the grown ones
who choose to come and see the beau
tiful sight. They must all, however,
stand back and give the children all
the opportunity possible to enjoy
themselves. None but those under
fifteen will be allowed to dance. Only
one bit charged for admission. Re-
frcshmcnts for the children, free. See
advertisement.
SELF CAvISG BUGGy.-A couple II
gentlemen were coming over the Di-
vide from Virginia, yesterday noon,
when 4 short distance above the I'm
pcrial boarding house while driving
smoothly along the forward axle took
n notion to break in two in the middle.
letting the buggy down to the ground.
while the wheels on each side caved
over into the buggy. across their laps.
The horses were stopped Immediately,
aud the gentlemen got out Of the
wreck as best they could.
SLEIGmSG.-Jake White was ont in
gay style this morning with his bus
He hal plenty Of passengers
to and from Virginia, including lots of
rosy checked ladies, enjoying the fun.
saw several cutters also out In the
streets, particularly ut Virginia. The
sleighing might have been better. but
people here like to enjoy what little
there Is, while II lasts. Young Washoe
has his sled out and i. in the hight Of
joyous Slee, sliding down hill.
DrsrmCr Court FOR ORMsBY CouN-
TY.-The December term of this Court
begins on Monday next. For the In
formation Of litigants we will state,
says the Carson Appeal, that all husi-
ness properly before this term Of Court
not presented will have to lie over
until the March term, the provisions OF
the new District Bill : % ordering. the
new order of things making this term
expire OIL the 3lst inst.
ORruASs HoME.-rhe Carson Appeal
says: "A fence for the Orphans Home
ground is In process of erection. A
pile of substantial cedar posts lying oil
the ground there indicates that the new
structure is to be n strong and durable
one. We notice that the ground with
in the enclosure has been plowed, pre-
paratory to such cultivation rs the Di-
rectors may deem eXpedient."
A FINE TnrNa FOR THE TEErn.-TEe
fragrant Sozodont has taken a very
prominent place among the most APP
proved dentifrices of the day. 1t Is
very popular article for the toilet,
highly recommended by all who have
used 1t, rs a beautiiier and preserver Of
the teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweet
ching the breath, and arresting the
progress Of decay.
OFFICERS ELEcr.- At the Annual
election of Carson Lodge No. l, F. and
4. NJ, held OH Thursday evening last,
the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing Masonic
year; Jacob Tobriner, w. NJ; F. But.
Ter, ). W.; G. n. Noteware, j. W.;
Charles Martin, Treasurer; Benjamin
Edison, Secretary.
SNOW SroRM.-A good square snow
storm visited this section last night,
and the snow this morning lay five
inches deep on n level throughout Nir-
ginil and Gold Hill. There are strong
symptoms of Il continuance OCCASION
ally %perceptible in the sky to-day. We
shall see. Professor Nye says 1t Is n
"wet MOON"
DEAp.-Garnett and Shea, two Of
the convicts wounded at the recent