Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-02

departures.
1T VILLA YARoo = co.'s
en- Fox John Greer Wilson = VT
Ann Mcmillan Judge Rising Mr. Oden 4 VT
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: Night before last a young friend
of ours, a member of the Assembly,
was sauntering along a back street.
when lie was suddenly startled by Il
brickbat coming through a window,
and a moment afterward vas mex
pressibly shocked by a woman en- desia-
billie, and with siX-shooter in hand,
rushing at him almost breathless, with
the inquiry: "Mister, have You any
caps?" With imperturable GOODNESS
he took of his hat, and, reaching 1t
toward her. replied: mo, madam;
but you can have my old hat.
Judge William NJ. u. Seawell. of the
Third Judicial District Court, and
Judge C. n. Harris, Of the Second,
arrived in this city yesterday after
noon .... There will be u meeting Of the
Third House at the Assembly Chamber
on Friday evening, to take steps for
the organization Of the same All
the convicts in the State Prison are
now daily employed In the work Of
getting out aud dressing stone.
"woMAS's DAY.'-To-day tFebru-
airy 2d) among the old Dutch people,
not only in Europe but also in the At
lantic States, Is known as "Woman's
Day" This day Is supposed to shad-
ow forth what the weather Of the conf
ing Spring will be. Thus it Is 4 say
ing with them that If to-day Is clear
and bright you may take good care Of
your feed in store. for it will be a late,
.unpropitious Spring. If, on the COIL
trary. to-day Is cloudy and rainy, 1t
will be an early, prosperous Spring,
and they can afford to feed the cattle
and all hands literally, and there is no
necessity for particularly economizing
present resources. "Woman's Day !"
has not been cloudy and rainy ut all
this time, but. on the contrary, clear
and bright. Now we shall see if the
old Dutch representations prove cor
rect or not. II the coming Spring
proves late and unpropitious, their old
saying will be corroborated, although
1t will be rather rough on the sage
brush.
CHANGE OF BusrNEss--B. B. Cutter,
for some years past connected with the
Lombard FIGURING Mills, Of Sacra-
mento, having severed his connection
with that company, has Joined the
firm Of L. Powers & Co, wholesale
liquor dealers, Front street. in that
city. Powers & Co. are doing a very
large business in their line, not only in
California, but also in this State and
Utah, where their popular agent, Cap
tain G. G. Warner, formerly Postmas-
ter in Virginia City, is extending the
trade of the. house to a large extent.
Send n good cash order to Powers 4
Co., and We will guarantee entire sat-
isfaction.
PALACE SAIooN.-W. W. Tinkerand
w. F. Sheppard have purchased the
above well-known and popular first
class saloon ON North C street, Nir-
ginia, and propose to carry on the
business In the same good style as
heretofore. Their advertisement may
be seen In another column, under the
head of New To-day" Tinker and
Sheppard are both fascinating and
youthful infants, with q legion OF
friends, and they keep some Of as good
beverages a. any thirsty Gold Hitler
or Virginian ever imbibed. They only
charge a couple Of bits for a sample.
RoueH on LIoroR-SELLERs.-A bill
was introduced before the Legislature
at Carson to-day, to allow parents,
guardians, wives or relations to Il for
damages. for injuries resulting from
the use of intoxicating liquors, against
parties selling or eve giving away
those beverages. Thus, II Smith
should happen to come home hilarious,
thrash his wife and smash the furni-
ture, she can arrest the barkeep for the
beating, and attach his fixtures and
stock in trade to pay for a new set OF
furniture.
A RAILROAD PAss.-Day before yes
terday (says the Carson Register) q
rather intelligsnt-looking man ap-
preached a member Of the Assembly,
and asked the honorable gentleman to
read a paper which the man held In
his hand. The writing was under All
Assembly letter-head. and ran thus
Pass --- to Virginia, provided
he pays his fare ; II not. maui him till
he does" Signed, "Yank." IL Is
supposed that the dead-hcad Is still
looking for "Yank."
stCoxroRrABLE."-According to the
Carson Register, In the homographic
chart of the Nevada State Government,
iust issued, the various State officers
and members Of the Legislature are
classified either as single, married or
wldower, except Senator w. n. Hall,
of Gold Hill, whose estate In life is
nut down as "confortable." Doubt
less nan Of the single mes, and not a
few of the married, would be glad to
exchange places with Senator Hall.
CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-Senator Hall,
Of Gold Hill, to-day introduced a bill
repeating the Act prohibiting the car
rying of concealed weapons. The
Honorable Senator probably thinks
the way the present law works, in al
lowing the most peaceable and de-
fenceless to be at the mercy Of roughs
and bad men. who persist In carrying
knives and pistols, rather Of a partial
arrangement, and wishes to give all
hands . fair show.
IMPERIAL AssEssMESr.-An assess
ment Of $40 per share was yesterday