Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-24

DIsrmcr CoURr-RIsINe, JUDGE
The following business was disposed
Of In the District Court yesterday
John Magee and Ellen Magee vs.. tn
Union Pacific Railroad Company +;
motion to dismiss cause for want OF
Jurisdiction denied. John Magee vs..
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
motion to dismiss cause for want OF
jurisdiction denied. Patrick Boylan
VS.. Huguet ct al; judgment for plant
If; stay Of execution for ten days.
Geo. +. Marye vs.. j. P. Martin; judg-
ment for defendant for costs. K. NJ.
Clark vs.. II. Williams: stay OF execu-
tion until termination Of motion for
new trial. Trial jurors discharged un-
til January 2, 1873, to which time
the Court adjourned.
FAT vENIsoN AND TURxEYs.-Hatch
Brothers. two doors north Of the Enter
prise building, G street, Virginia, have
Just received q lot Of splendid fat tur-
keys for Christmas. These turkeys
were selected In small and choice lots
under the personal supervision Of one
of the firm expressly fer this market,
and are not e1celled by anything In
the turkey line on this side OF the
mountains. They have also just re-
ceIved a heavy shipment Of fat and
luscious yenison direct from the Rocky
Mountains. Dealers, families, In fact
anyone who desires q good Christmas
dinner. can get 1t on the most reasona-
Bile terms. None need 60 away dis
satisfied.
METROPOLITAN BooT AND SHOE
SroRE.-Read Noltemeier's new ad-
yertisemeRt In another column, under
the head Of New To-Day" At his
famous boot and shoe store, the Metro
politan, on North c street. Virginia,
nearly opposite the Post Office, he has
the largest, most complete and desir-
able stock Of goods in his line imagin-
able, fresh, new, and including all the
latest aud most approved styles for la
dies, gentlemen, misses, boys or little
childrens' wear. Noltemeier only
asks a living price for his goods, and
allows no one to undersell him. Call
and see him.
ST. PAUL's SABBATH SCHOOL, FEsTr-
vAL.-The children's Christmas fsstl-
val Of St. Paul's Sabbath School will
take place ut st. Paul's Church. corner
OF + and Taylor streets, Virginia, this
evening at seven o'clock. Members Of
the school are requested to meet at the
church promptly and precisely at 81
O'Clock. These festivals are always Of
n very happy, entertaining and instruc-
tive character, and any desiring to at
tend, had better 20 early. as on such
occasions the church Is always crowded
to Ito utmost capacity.
DIR. BRRSAN's LEcTUREs.-Notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the wealth
err, there was a very fair attendance at
the Opera House last evening. DR.:
Brenan's lecture on Manhood"
which was exclusively for gentlemen
and no ladies, was very interesting
and Instructive and was listened to
with rapt attention throughout. His
recitation of Shamus O'Brien ut the
close OF the lecture by special request
was finely rendered and much ap-
plauded. His lecture for this evening
Is postponed on account Of the weather.
CHRISTMAS DINNER. - AL. McCaus-
land, at the Brooklyn Restaurant, No.
20 South C street, Virginia, will, on
Christmas day tomorrow treat his
patrons to o magnificent turkey din
ner. Al. knows how to do it,and when
he starts in will spara no pains or ex-
pense to give the most perfect satisfac-
tlon. Private apartments for ladies,
good cooks, polite walters ; give him a
call.
REruRNHp.-Charley Fish left by
last evenings train, on his return to
San Francisco. He has made two or
three days longer visit than he intend
ed, because he couldn't get away from
his old friends, all Of whom wanted to
keep him here permanently. He has
had q jolly good time, and everybody
wishes him prosperity and plenty Of 1t.
AT GOLD HrLL.-Uncle John Booth,
recently editor and proprietor Of the
now defunct Carson Register, Is In
town to-day, stopping about In the
mud and rain, he says In search Of q
boarding house. We showed him
Peter Becker's restaurant, and he
made good use OF it for half an hour
or so.
TURKEYs.-Mercer s. Tucker, Fox
Of the Gold Hill Market, Frankel,
Wade s. Baglin, and others in Gold
| Hill have a fine showing of Christmas
turkeys and other poultry for sale.
| McGurn of Virginia has the largest lot
Of anybody-enough for everybody.
HOLIDAY GooDs.--At Chubbuck's
Gold Hill Postotice store, at Franken-
heimer's, opposite the NEWS office, at
| Burrall's, Bogle's, Atchlson's or Nc
Gurn's, Virginia, can be found every.
thing you can desire in the shape OF
Christmas presents.
ELECTION or OrFIcERs.-Tho cleo.
ton of officers Of the Gould and Curry
Mining Company, held in San Fran.
| cisco yesterday, resulted as follows
President - Flood; Vice-President,
J. G.. Fair; Superintendent, Robert n.
Graves.
CHRISTMAS PRRsENTs.-Go and see
the grand display Of jewelry and othe'
articles suitable for Christmas presents
at Fredrick's famous jewelry store,
| Virginia. See 1t this evening anc
make your selections.
Coon FOR HIaH.-The present colo
and copious rain storm is considered
BY all US righteous ones. who have
been praying for just this very thing
as very good for high, but 1t Is rather
rough on Lo, the poor Indian.
CHRISTMAS DrNNER.-Peter Becker
at his famous restaurant on Mali
street, will treat his numerous patrons
to a good turkey dinner tomorrow
With the usual cranberry sauce ant
other fxings.
TIE STORM AT CAHsoN.-The storm
last night was quite violent at Carson
but did no particular damage, 1t
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