Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-11

SAONNtAOil SIdJCu lOI IlICLl
days on defendants filing bonds in the
sum Of 5000, conditioned for the pay.
ment Of the judgment or the surren-
der Of the dfendants In response there
to. United States vs.. McClure-for-
fixture vacated and case dismissed. In
the matter Of Elisha Mallory, a bank
r~upt-ordered to show cause on the
10Th why the petition OF H. Vansickle,
filed herein, should not be granted.
Court adjourned until Monday next.
HANDSOME PIcruRE.-At the paint
shop Of Ebert & Fogg, B street, Vir.
ginia, we were shown yesterday a pic,
ture, nearly finished, of Washoe En-
CINE No. 4 just being put to work at a
flre-getting first water" Of course.
The machine is represented as just run
out of the house to the cistern at the
intersection Of B and Union streets,
and the boys are actively engaged In
attaching the hose, suction, and getting
her into working operation. Piper's
corner and adjacent buildings, with
the north end Of B street, Cedar
Hill, ETC., are included in the picture ;
also John Piper, rushing ~bald-headed
around his corner to see where the fire
is. The picture is some three feet long
by two feet wide, and is intended to
adorn the interior Of the engine house.
1t is a very creditable picture.
OUT OF PRIsoN.-We learn from the
Carson Register that Thomas B. Stew
art, who was cent to the State Prison
from White Pine county last Spring,
on a charge of grand larceny, in being
accessory to cattle stealing, has been
granted n new trial by the Supreme
Court, and Is now in charge Of Sheriff
Patterson, who took him from prison
on an order from the Eighth District
Court day before yesterday. The Su-
preme Court held that the evidence
adduced on Stewards trial was not suf-
ficient to implicate him yen as an ac-
cessory, and 4 nolle ~prosequi will be
the termination Of the Ease. He was
committed in April last, and Is now
allowed to run OF his " recogni-
zance, awaiting the departure OF the
Sheriff.
PREPARING TO REoPES.-Those who
imagine that the cobwebs are allowed
to drape the walls Of Piper's Opera
House, now that il has been closed for
Il week or two, are nightly mistaken.
That favorite place of resort and
amusement Is being thoroughly over
hauled, and put In better trim than
ever before. During the past few days
mechanics have been busily engaged in
fixing up the interior arrangements.
A huge staging fills the house, for the
convenience of the workmen repairing
and withdrawing the ceiling, and the
whole will be in good trim by a week
from next Monday evening, when 1t Is
expected that the theater will reopen
with 4 flrSt-claSs dramatic and variety
company from San Francisco.
AT Ln.LIE's.-Anything and every
thing in the book and stationary line,
from choice, valuable standard works,
miscellaneous books, legal blanks,
heightened dolls, marriage certificates,
and sheet music, to 4 lead pencil, q
bottle OF mucilage. q j~ewsharp, or a
fiddle-string, can be found at II. G..
Lille & Co.'S, No. A South G street,
Virginia. four doors south OF the Bank
Of California. Lille i Co. also keep
a full and constant supply Of all the
latest pictorials, magazines and other
news matter received by every mail,
and, as they import everything direct
| from the East, they are enabled to sell
at the lowest possible rates. Read
their advertisement in another column.
CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn-
ing: Lisutenant-Governo Denver re-
ceived yesterday a handsome silver
mounted gavel from Lieutenant-Gov
ernor Holden, Of California. 1t Is
something that our presiding officer
highly prizes, rs with it he Is In hopes
to finish up the session in the most ap-
proved parliamentary style. 49,. Charles
II. Kungle, Of Oroville, California, and
n pioneer miner and editor Of this
State. arrived in this city yesterday,
and is stopping atthe st. Charles. "A
number of miners, mechanics and
others left here yesterday, under en-
gagement to work at the mines In the
Kearsarge District.
REorENINa OF Pliers OPERA
HousE.-John Piper has about con-
cluded an engagement whereby his
popular Opera House will be ~reopened
n week from next Monday evening,
with n company from San Francisco,
including Miss Kitty Blanchard, one Of
the most talented and versatile artistes
ever appearing on the Pacific coast,
Mr.. Rankin. the famous comedian, and
others of acknowledged merit. 1t GER
tainly Is to be hoped that Piper will
succeed In making the arrangement,
for our theatre-goers are beginning to
get hungry for n little more Of their
favorite amusement.
DISTRICT CoURr-RIsINo, JUDGE
The following business was transacted
In this Court, at Virginia, yesterday:
David Gordon VS.. Ellen Gordon-De-
fault Of defendant entered and ordered
on calendar for trial. E. Sissa vs..
Mark Loyely-Dismissed without pref
udice at cost of plaintiff. E. Sissa vs.
Kate Healey-On trial BY jury. Ad-
journed until 10 O'Clock to-day.
ISsrKILKTIoS.-The officers Of Silver
City Lodge No. Is, I. o. G. T., will DO
installed on Monday evening, 18th III
slant, at s o'clock. The public are in
vited to attend. After tho installation
ceremonies the audience will be enter
tained with singing, speaking, reading.
: etc. Admission free. No collection.
LEG BRoKEN.-Last evening Pat.
Churney, a blacksmith workingf for Mr..
Haskin, at the corner of D and Smith
streets. Virginia, had both bones Of his
leg broken midway between the knee
and ankle. in 4 wrestle with another
man. DR.. Heath was sent for and set
the broken bones.
GOLD HILL LADIES' MITE SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting Of this
association will be held on this
Saturday evening, instead Of Tuesday