Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-06
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Of this morning Is responsible for the
following good little story: At the
residence of Judge Rising, In this city,
a lively little affair occurred. 1t par
took In some respects of the circus and
in others Of the sports of the chase,
and greatly amused such OF the resi-
dents Of the quiet neighborhood rs
witnessed it. The Judge was seated
upon his front porch with a huge vol
ume upon his knee, poudering upon
some knotty point Of law. The front
gate happening to be aiar, an old goat
with a half-Srown kid peeped in, and
all being quiet, entered and began nib
bling the shrubbery in the yard. so
absorbed was the Judge that the goats
might have devoured all before them,
but a neighbours dog that hated the
sight of q goat had seen the pair steal
into the yard. He crept to the open
gate, then. like m arrow from the
bow, darted after the kid. Bewildered
By the sudden charge Of the enemy,
the kid ran straight into the open door
of the front parlor, the dog close at It's
heels. The pair tumoled over the chill
dren, who we're on the floor amusing
themselves with their building blocks,
and who of course shrieked with fright.
The kid wheeled about, and moi Az
ing time to look for the open door,
leaped upon the piano, and then darted
through a window, taking out q light
or two of glass and q portion OF the
sash. Just at the tail of the kid fol-
lowed the dog, bringing with him what
remained of sash and glass, both ami
mails clearing the Judges head in their
tlyiue leap, and reaching the street
before he had any kind Of notion what
was going on about him. The sight OF
the two animals crashing through the
Judges window like 4 clown going
through n paper balloon. caused much
audible smiling among the neighoors.
DIsrncr CoURr-RIsrNo, JUDaE.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court at Virginia, day before
Yesterday: J. J. Robbins Va. Overman
Silver Mining Company continued
for term. Atchinson Silver Mining
Company VS.. Ophir Silver Mining Co.;
same order. ii. S. Hobart vs.. Ira ).
Parke; same order. L. Janovich vs..
Sacramento and Meredith Mining Co.;
same order. Sacramento and Meredith
Mining Co. vs.. Sierra Nevada Mining
Co; same order. Overman Silver Min
ing Co. vs.. Caledonia Mining Co.; con-
tinued for tho term. Kearsarge Mining
Co. VS.. Breed Il Crosby continued for
the term. c.. Haub vs.. Carson Mill
Company set for trial by jury March
18th, at 10 o'clock A.. II. Il. klupfer ct
al. vs.. Bernsteil ; set for March l4th.
Lorenzo Dow VS.. B. F. Lackey ct al;
set for trial March nth, at 10 O'Clock
A. N. +. Montague VS.. Riorden y
smith; set for trial March 18th. An
tonia Klaimmer vs.. Mark Strouse ct
al; set tor trial March 18th, at 10 A. n.
State VS.. August Englehardt; set for
trial March 10Th, ut 10 A. N. In the
matter of the estate Of Noise Desantel;
hearing Of the petition for sale Of the
propcrty continued to the 10th March.
Adjourned till March 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
New CONFECTIONERY AND COFFEE
SALOON. - Bornholdt Il Scipio have
bought out the Barnum Restaurant,
No. . South C street, Virginia, oppo-
site tho Magnolia Saloon, and turned
it into n first-class confectionery and
coffee saloon. They manufacture all
kinds of candles in tho best possible
manner. and al moderate price. Hav-
ing had great experience In the bust
ness in the East rs well as at San Fran
cisco. they promise perfect satisfaction
in every department Of It. They use
the best of materials only, and make
to order all kinds of ornamental or
plain cakes. Gold Killers visiting
Virginia should call there when they
desire n choice lunch. See their ad-
yertisement in another column, under
head Of New To-Day"
CAusoS ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: II. C. Street, late editor Of
the Carson Daily Register, left Carson
for Elko Yesterday, by stage. We pre-
sume that he will assume control OF
the Ld,peadeat, with which paper he
has been connected heretofore. The
loss of Mr.. Street will DO felt IN Car
SON. The colorcd children were yes
tsrday admitted to seats in the public
schools. They appear Intelligent lit
tic fellows and were tidily dressed.
PrrER's OPERA HousE-MIss ANE-
liza DEANS FEMALE MINsrRELs.-for
full list of the various artists and their
specialties see new advertisement In
another column to-day. 1t Is the largest
and most versatile minstrel company
ever visiting this section and entitled
70 several Weeks successful run. Grand
opening night tomorrow evening
Coop Enthusiastically young
lady Good Templars of Virginia VIII
give a social dancing party TINS y
mo at National Guard Hall. Iney
nrcpose having, and will have a first-
49, ,r;tb their friends, whether