Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-07

Shhi ISVucSt, anu eUilc litIlt next week
will leave for California, stopping at
Truckee to lecture.
DIsTMcr COURT PRocEEpISas.-The
following business was transacted In
the District Court yesterday: In the
case Of Michael McCoughlan vs.. tho
Ophir Mining Company, the motion
for n nonsuit made by the defendants
counsel was sustained by the Court.
John Spencer was arraigned, and will
be called upon to plead tomorrow
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-
day.
RED MEN's BALL.-A grand invita-
ton ball has been arranged to come
off at Piper's Opera House next Thurs
day evening, under the auspices Of the
Improved Order OF Red Men. Excel
lent music has been secured for the oc-
casion and the guests will likewise be
entertained with \ sumptuous repast.
The committee Of arrangements will
please accept our thanks for a compli-
mentary ticket to the same.
INNOCENT VANITY.-A nice young
blonde gentleman here in Gold Hill
sports a lovely pin in his shirt bosom
Of which he Is particularly vain.
He found It on the floor at the
Opera House, and thinks 1t strange
that the owner has advertised
for It. 1t looks like gold. aud Is very
pretty. 1t Is narrow and long, with a
shield for a pin point. Il IL In reality
a diaper pin, but he don't know 1t.
PLENTY OF CANDLEs.-Franksl. Of
the stone store on Maia street, day be-
fore yesterday. received two carloads
Of candles, about 1000 boxes. being
the largest shipment in that line yet
arriving over the railroad. Besides
having candles for the million, he has
also one Of the finest stocks Of grocer.
les and provisions In the State, aud Is a
fiue gentleman to deal with.
MISUNDERSTANDING the bad
condition Of the streets at the present
time. a large amount of teaming Is be-
ing done both in Virginia and Cold
Hill. In the early part Of the day the
streets are In n very slippery condi-
ton, ne%cessitating unusual exertions
on the part Of draught animals In
hauling heavy loads of wood or ma
chinery along our principal streets.
New RoAp.-A numberof men were
| employed to-day in grading a wagon
road leading from Main street to the
Imperial hosting works. The road
starts from a point nearly opposite the
Grass Valley House. The grading Is
being done to facilitate the hauling of
the heavy machinery lately ordered by
the company.
MONTANA SALooN.-By reference to
an advertisement In another column,
IL will be seen that a new first-class
saloon Is about to be opened on the
corner of c street and Sutton avenue,
Virgins. Louis Bormann, the gen.
tlemanly proprietor, will set an ele-
CANT lunch tomorrow evening and ill.,
vites all his friends to give hun a call.
The County HosrIrAI.-Dr. a. Ber-
thier. County Physician. reports the
whole number Of patients in the hospi-
tai. January l, as being IL; the num-
Der admitted during the month, % ;
, total, 40. The number Of patients
! discharged during the mouth was 10
remaining, February /, 70; deaths,
I none.
GONE ISro Observation-Disclosures
Youngworth. Of Virginia, was yester-
day a~djudicated q bankrupt. on his
own petition, in the United States
District Court. The first meeting OF
the creditors will be held on the 10Th
instant. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
nothing.
RArrI.E PosrroNEp.-rhe rattle for
a fine horse which was to have taken
place this evening at Miners Union
Hall is unavoidably postponed III
next Friday evening. as h hal Is
occupied till that time. The rattle Will
positively take place on that evening.
PosrpoNEp.-The dramatic enter
tainment which was to have been
given in Carson this evening BY
Piper's theatrical combination, has
been postponed until tomorrow even
ing. owing to the indisposition Of some
members of the company.
A MIsrAKE.-"Dutch Frank" OF Vir'
ginia, who was reported In some Of
the California papers a short time age
rs having been killed In a saloon hight,
Is to be seen on the streets OF Virgins
daily. and Is in the enjoyment Of good
health.
VIRGINIA AND TRUcKEE RAIIRoAp.-
With the exception of some slight de-
tention.. all the trains on the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad are running
regularly to-day.
ORE SnIpMESr.-Seventy car loadi
of ore, aggregating about 500 tons;
were sent down over the Virginia ano
rruckee Railroad to the mills Oh the
Carson river to-day.
LIBERTY HOSE COMPANY, No. l.
/ Meeting this evening. See notice 10
our advertising columns.