Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-03

speciality, and the balance OF the cast
is good, rs may be seen by reference to
distributed programmes. No one de-
serves q crowded house more than
Hardie does, and he will get it to-
night.
OK THURSDAY EvENING.-To-mor-
row evening, mot Monday evening, as
our types mistakenly stated yesterday,
and which exasperating blunder also
crept into the Enterprise the same way
the much talked of calico party to be
given by the Gold Hill Ladies' Mite
Society takes place at Miners Union
Hall. Thursday evening, recollect.
There will be plenty Of strawberries
and a fine dance, to say nothing Of the
social, agreeable company. Admission
for gentlemen, 81 for all ladies, only
% cents. This admission fee Is charged
In order to cover an Indebtedness. The
Society is doing q good work, and we'll
deserves all assistance possible there
fore 90 everybody, and take your
friends along. Only 81 % for yourself
and lady is little enough, where there
is so much enjoyment in return.
WAsHoE COUNTY SEAr.-The Su-
preme Court yesterday filed a decision
In the case Of c. W. Pegg ct al.
County officers Of WashoeL appellants,
vs.. Lewis Hess, respondent, in which
the order Of the Court below granting
an injunction pendeate lite Is reversed
and cause remanded, with Instructions
to dismiss the bill In equity Of respond
ent. This removes the county seat to
Reno, in accordance with an Act of
the last Legislature, which law the
| Court holds to be in accordance with
the Constitution. The opinion is by
Judge Whitman, Chief Justice Lewis
concurring and Judge CARRIER dissent
ing. This will promote the security
OF Brother Balcom's dam, as the Reno
mans will use up most Of their giant
powder In celebrating the removal Of
the county records. So says the Carson
Register.
GovERSoR's SrAFF.-The following
named gentlemen were yesterday COM
missioned as officers on Governor Brad
lcy's staff: Robert p. Heating, Colonel
and Judge Advocate General; Frank
F. Osbiston. Colonel and Chief Eli
gineer j. U. Hall, Colonel and Sur.
econ General ; L. Il. Fox, Colonel and
Paymaster General. The following
named gentlemen were commissioned
rs Lieutenant Colouels and Aides-de-
Camn ON the Governors Staff: John
Rosser, John McCono and Warren
WATSON.
The CAPrroI. SINEING.-The Carson
Register of this morning says: 1--WE
regret to say that, owing to the pom
derous building being erected In q
hurry, the foundation Of our new State
Capitol has given way until nearly
every window sill In the east and west
wings have been broken, and In some
places the walls have cracked for a
considerable distance. So far, how
ever no particular damage has been
done, but it is feared that the settling
will break the plastering and moulding
inside"
CHEAP FuEL.-Breed s. Crosby, the
we'll known team owners and coal
dealers at Virginia, advertise in an
other column to-day to the effect that
.'if you want cheap fuel, burn Rocky
| Mountain coal" In support Of this
idea we will state that this cheap and
excellent fuel Is being extensively In
| troduced into this section. We noticed
n load Of it passing through town yes
terday for tile Cold Hill Quartz Mill,
to be used in place Of wood for gener-
ating steam.
The MAY FESTIVAL Everybody
DESTROYS Of attending the grand May
Festival ut Fort Homestead next Sun
day and Monday will do well to read
what the advertisement In another
column says about. 1t will be the
most pleasurable occasion imaginable.
Plenty of refreshments, music, dancing
and all that sort of thing. Badges,
good for both days, only one dollar.
Ladies' admitted free.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT CARSON.
The Register says: We see signs and
hear vague rumors Of the organization
of n Citizens Protective Association
not for the purpose Of defying the law
and numbering prisoners in the hands
of the officers, but for the purpose OF
protecting law-abiding people from
the provoking insolence Of State toat
who have been shipped from other
communities.
CouxssroSED.-The following COM
missions were issued BY Governor
Bradley yesterday: 10 Joseph I. n
Plant, to be Commissioner Of Deeds
for the State of Nevada, to reside IN
Washington City, D. c.; and to Jonn
ID. Mcneil, Commissioner OF e 1oi
the State Of Nevada, to reside IN Ne"
York City.
:. PAY UP.-I. NJ. Davis, agent at the
railroad depot, Virginia, has a notice
! in another column to all persons In
debted to him for wood, requesting
them to call and settle promptly. AL
|. |. such bills are expected to be paid or
: or before the 5th of each and every
: month.
FIREwooD.-The best Of nut pine
wood is for sale ut the railroad depot
. Virginia, at $l3 per cord, cash. Apply
!, to /. NJ. Davis, agent. See advertise
ments In another column.
CHANGE OF TINE TABIE.-See new
time table of the Central Pacific Rail
: road Company, published In anothe
column.