Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07

CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this MORN
ing: 4 colored boy in this city made
application for admission into the pub
lie school yesterday, but was refused.
and his parents are now studying the
intricacies of the Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth Amendments and the Civil
Rights bill. 80. Elder George Balcom, a
Baptist Evangelist of New York, lately
amounted United States Special Indian
Agent for the Pyramid Lake agency,
arrived Sunday morning with his
daughter, and will relieve the present
incumbent, Lieutenant Lee. PdW-
crette was the play presented last even
ing ut the reopening OF the carson
Theatre. by Miss Kitty Blanchard and
the excellent dramatic company. The
play gave great satisfaction. although
the audience was necessarily smarter
than it would have been were 1t not for
the furiously raging storm. This even
ing Rip Tdn WIR&le will be the attrac-
tion, and, the weather being good, the
house will doubtless be crowded with
an %appreciatlve audience.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. The
following opinions, written by Asso-
ciate Justice Whitman, and concurred
In by Lewis and CARRIER, at Carson,
were filed on Saturday last: State Of
Nevada vs.. Wash Wallen, sentenced to
thirty years in the State Prison for
stage robbery one mile from ElEo;
Judgment affirmed. State VS.. William
Little ; Judgment affirmed. County OF
Ormsby vs.. State Of Nevada, appel
liant, suit for rent Of county building.
Under q law Of her own. the state can
be sued for advances made; Court De-
low held that the use Of the building
was in the nature Of an advance.
Judgment affirmed.
INFORMATION WANTEp.-Lydia c.
Armstrong, of Gilmore, Peoria county,
Illinois, wishes to learn the present
whereabouts of her brother, William
R. Smith, who left st. Louis, Missouri,
about seventeen years ago, and who
WAS, when last heard from, in Carson
CITY. Miss Allie Church, Cazenovia,
Madison county, New York, wishes to
hear from Gardner Church, who was
stopping at the Russ House, San Fran
cisco, when last heard from, but which
place she supposes MIN 10 nave ieit LOT
Virginia or Gold Hill.
TAKEN TO THE STATE PRsoN.-
Owing to the popular indignation at
Virginia. and the attempts made to
take Arthur Perkins from the hands OF
the officers and lynch him. 1t was
thought advisable to remove him to a
place Of greater safety than the County
Jail was supposed to be. Accordingly,
Perkins was taken to the State Prison,
near Carson, where he now Is, and
will be held without bail to wait the
action of the Grand Jury.
TO OUR SKArlsrs.-We are desired
by Messrs. Doane & Ames to notify
the numerous skaters of Gol6 Till that
ON accounC Of the regular monthly
meeting of Liberty Engine Company
No. l interfering, there will be no
skating at the hall tomorrow evening.
On Thursday and Friday afternoons
and evenings, however, there Will be
skating there at the usual honrs, as
designated In the advertisement in
another column.
.CuoLI.AR PorosI DIVIDEND The
Chollar-Po tosi Mining Company has
declared a dividend Of Is per share for
February, payable on the 10th Instant,
and an extra oIe Of 3, payable on
the 18th. These dividends Of $40 n
month, paid BY that company, are a
heavy percentage on the present price
Of the stock.
TO THE LADY SKATERs.-A class Is
being formed to practise for quadril!es
on skates every morning, at lOo'clocE,
at Miners Union Hall, B street,
Virginia, under the direction OF Pro-
lessor C. A. Gould. The classes are
exclusively for ladies and the gentle
men accompanying them.
FIRE COMPANY MEETINGs.-Tlie reg
ular monthly meetings Of the various
companies Of the Gold Hill Fire De
p%artnent are officially announced In
another column, to take place to-mor-
row evening. Firemen will please
read and be governed accordingly.
The STAGE RoBBERs.-The examine
tion Of johnson, Dean and Downs, ar
rested for robbing the stage on the
Geiger grade Saturday morning last,
was to take place at Virginia this af-