Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

ANOTHER VtAND DNlBI.-lu ITO lCS-
tive gentlemen OF Yellow Jacket Hose
Co. No. ,, Gold Hill, propose giving n
grand ball at Miners Union Hall, on
Thursday evening, February lat, duo
and official announcement of which,
together with lists Of the appropriate
committees of invitation and reception
nav be found In our advertising col
umns to-day. This company has not
given n ball for the last four years, and
the principal object In giving tho pres
n one Is to raise the requisite funds
10 purchase 4 full outfit OF new hats,
belts. etc, for the company, they hay
ins been deprived Of these necessary
arrangements by the disastrous fire In
this town of July 5th. 1870, whereby
their house was also destroyed. They
have since rebuilt and refiirnished
their house, but need assistance In get
ting their uniform. putting them on an
equal footing with the other companies
In that respect. Every business man
or proaerty-holdcr In this town can
we'll afford to assist them in this res
pect by the purchase Of at least u
ticket. aside from the real pleasure OF
attending u truly enjoyable, we'll
managed ball. Read their advertise
ment.
The BArI~-rhc grand Leap Year
ball given last evening by the Young
Ladies' Social Society Of Gold Hill, ut
Liberty Engine Hall, was q trium-
plant success In every respect. There
were about GO couples present, the
music was excellent, everything was
we'll managed, aud everybody had 4
iirstrate time. The ladies were the
managers, Of course, on this special
occasion, and totally reversed the
usual order of things, asserting their
rights aud gallanting the gents about
in the most attentive and Interesting
manner What may or may not DC
the matrimonial results Of this ball
remains for the future to develop.
The financial results were good.
SUPREME CoURr.-ln tho above
Court at Carson, on Wednesday and
Thursday, tho following business was
transacted: A. d. Treadway, re-
spondent, VS.. Jonas Wilder, appel
liant; argued and submitted. 1. w.
w. Davies and Thomas Wells for ap-
pellant Ellis IL King for respondent.
William Cain vas admitted Us an at
torncy and counselor Mt law. John
Conly, appellant, VS.. George W.. Che-
die, respondent ; argued and submit
ted appellants counsel allowed five
DAYS TO file brief. L. W. W. Davies
and ID. W. Virgin for appellant, IL.
NJ. Clarke and ". Patterson for re-
spondent. State vs.. ID. T.. Harkins;
partially argued. Court adjourned till
10 O'Clock to-day.
GRADING SUsrESDED.-The Carson
RcgEster Of this morning says: All the
graders on the limo of the Virginia and
Truckec Railroad between this city
and Steamboat Springs were with
drawn yesterday, except those en-
gagged on the tunnels between here
and washoe Valley. This was rem
dered necessary by the continued bad
weather. Work will be prosecuted
the tunnels until they arc COM
pleted, regardless Of storms, and when
the tunnels are finished sixty days
will suffice to complete the grading
over tho whole route.
CAVALIER Il Co.-Many, especially
tho small stockholders or dealers, in
Guiding numerous hard working men,
who trusted their little earnings spec
u.a,ivcly In the hands Of Cavalier q
Co., the suspended stock brokers, are
extremely DESTROYS Of being officially
enlightened rs to what Is doing or TO
be done in the matter. They want TO
know If they arc wholly swindled,
partially swindled or not swindled nj
all. Some sort of n public showing
should be vouchsafed by Cavalier "
Co. or those who have their affairs In
charge, and the sooner tho better.
A MtsrAxE.--The Carson Register OF
thi, morning says that Professor tow-
Ter s course OF lectures ut Gold Hill
commenced on Thursday evening.
This is a mistake. for the Professor
has never been officially announced TO
lecture in this town--only at VIZ
gins. Moreover, Joe Nelson, OF the
International. Virginia., Will Freely
make affidavit that Professor Fowler
has not arrived yet ut all, but Is showed
In on top of the Sierra Nevada noun
tainS.
Sr. JonS's SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRIST
MAS FEsTrvAL.-The annual Christmas
festival Of st. Johns Sunday School
will take place at st. Johns Church,
this friday evening, at I O'Clock.
Parents Of the childrea belonging to
the school, and all Interested in tho
prosperity OF Sunday Schools, are cor
daily invited to be present. Bishop
Whitaker will olfciate.
Mill. o ScuEIL. CKEEI.-Yestcr-
day, in Gold Hill, we met NJ. w. Star
ling, an old former resident of Dayton,
hut for the last year or two residing
nnd operating In the eastern part OF
this State. We understand that rs soon
rs the roads are In proper condition
again he proposes removing a2o-stami
mill from Humboldt county to the
Schell Creek mines.
The ~MAns.-Woodruff Il Ennor''
stages lett Steamboat at . o'clock this
afternoon for Virginia. They vii
bring no through mail or passenger
from California, oil probably from DC
yond Salt Lake, tho railroad being
still blockaded in both directions.
ApMrrrED.-William Cain Of Reno
has been admitted to practice as al
attorney before the Supreme and nj
.,l,nr Enllrfs Of this State.