Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-05

DISTRICT CoURr CNIENDER.-The
following cases are set for trial during
the present term of the District Court,
Mt Virginia, before judge Rising:
Henry Motz vs.. Gold Hill Quartz Mil
& Mining Co; set for January u, at
10 O'Clock A. ". j. Il. Cutler anu wiie
W. C. II. Light; set for trial January
Is. mt 10 o'clock a. ". Martin white
W, Y. p. Sheldon; set for trial jan
nary Il, at 10 o'clock \. N. George +.
Waters Va. Crosby It Breed; set for
trial January 10, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. l..
p. Drexler VS.. X. p. Heating set for
trial January 20. at 10 O'Clock A. N. n.
Hammill VS.. NJ. Fitzpatrick; set Tor
trial January II, ut 10 o'clock A. ".
Morzen & Co. vs.. William Mooney;
set for trial January II, at 10 o'clock
IN. N. Taylor ct al. W. W.. yum,
minys; set for trial January H. at ~
o'clock A. ". William McDonouSh vs..
the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen OIL
Virginia City; set for trial January
81, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. II. Huguet vs..
Peter Malich; set for trial January q,
MT 10 o'clock A. n. Kate Healey vs..
Imperial Fire Insurance Company;
set for trial January q, Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ. James Carter Va. Z. IL. Light;
set for trial January 70. at 10 o'clock
A, NJ. VIM. b. Thornhurgh vs.. John
Steele; set for trial January %, at III
o'clock A. NJ.
RAILROAD ArrERs.-The large new
frame building erected for a round
house, near the workshop Of the rail-
road company, at Virginia, Is rooted
In and nearly completed. so also Is
the deep cut for the railroad at that
point, which heavy piece OF work mas
been we'll and successfully conducted
under the supervision OF our worthy
and energetic friend. a. G. hay, Esq.
A side track Is laid to the Choiiar-
Potosi mine, and the railroad Is DeinS
graded as fast as possible around TO
the terminus, near the Gould g Curry
works. where the passenger and freight
depot il TO be erected, The cars run
yery regularly over the road between
here and Carson, transporting ore,
lumber, wood. timber, etc. Inc Ian-
road Il decidedly N Of the inStitu-
tions Of the country.
FpEsH NEW York SHELL OYSTERS.
Alderman Charley Legate, OF VIZ
pinia, yesterday furnished us with
sundry specimens Of big oysters In
their original shell. a barrel OF which
he has lust received direct from Tim
Shea. New York. These delicious
biyaiyes came through in a solidly
frozen state, consequently are just as
fresh and luscious as they were In their
native beds beneath the dashing foam
If tbe Atlantic. Those we have weigh
some less than six pounds apiece, and
4. m,onld take the Mayor and entire
Board of Aldermen to swallow one
whole.
Tm LIGHT FANTASTIC Professor
Ascbeim. well known to the tcrpsicho-
rean portion of our population an
no,,rces In our advertising columns
ths onenins of his dancing school nc
Armory Hall, Virginia. HIS SCHOOLS
maat on tuesdays and Thursdays 0
nach week: and he also has q class Tor
oh;idran from . to4o'clock p. N. every
Sav of the week. His experience in
tsscbine that desirable and popular
accomplishment warrants mn ansr;Sa 70
anteeine satisfaction. All oesirliS ~ m
hire Armory Hall for any purpose WIZ
nlease call on Professor Ascneim.
L, ,hIs age when merit is osseured BY sslt.sse'.
nn ,nd visrinr advertisements take the place OF
III, ,,l.nt. II Is . pleasure to meet with true worth.
r. mo- In need Of medical aid we would ehcesfalfy
.Ssommsnd the DR.. j. G. Young Institute. 6ls Sac
".Tsn,o street. San Francisco. During It's twenty,
xcsrs Of operation It has held the Highest place o.
}n,cSrity. anl has been recognized as 4 sure refuge
IN slcf Waerc Al receive skillfnl and honorable
tr.sirnent' See advertisement ON the Inside.