Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-20

A wARsIYG.-As will he seen from
our Police Court item, three bsys OF
hoodlum %proclivitlss wero arrested to-
day for a mlsdsmeanor. II Is to DO
hoped that the lesson will not DO lost
on other boys OF like proclivltles. A
few days ago some boys In the lower
mar, Of town amused themselves by
stoniny an inoifenslve Chinarnan.
These Juveniles will learn eventually
that the laws Of the land compel cor
ract department. OH tho part Of boys,
equally with adults. Parents will also
bear Ia mind that they are liable TO
prosecution II they allow their chill
dren TO DO absent from school during
school hours. Constable HarKin's
prompt action In arrcsting the guilty
parties Il 10 be highly commented D
we trust that Justice Wright VIII
make an example OF them. Our youth
must be made to learn that there 10 no
safety except to do right under all cir
oumstances.
GRAND ASYIvERsAry BALL--The
any.hnh anniversary OF the I. o. o.
r. will DO held at National Guard
Hall, Virginia City, on Monday even.
Ing under the auspices OF Colhx De-
gree OF Rebekah Lodge No. i. The
Committee Of Arrangements are de
tsrmined to make this ball one OF the
finest terpsichorsan entertainments oil
the season. Neither labor or expense
will be spared In carrying their pur-
nose into effect. That the music Ia 10
be furnished by Prof. Dreyfous' band
IL sufficient guarantee OF Its excellen.
cy. The prompter, Professor Daniel
LYONS, understands all about the busi-
ness and will make himself heard on
the occasion. For further particulars
see advertisement under head OF New
To-Day"
CuRoSoLoaicAL.-A reader Of tho
News wishes, to know when Charles
Dickens died, and says that 4 contro-
vsrsy has arisen over the matter aud
that a bot Is pending on tho result.
We arc not surprised that tho date Of
Dickens death should have escaped
the memory OF our querist, Tor the
reason that so many notable person.
ayes have passed away within the last
few wears, that 1t Is almost impossible
10 keep track OF them all. Now that
we have given our readers time 10 Try
and rscoiiect the date themselves, we
will answer the question : the distin-
suishsd novelist died June D, 1870.
OrERA House. MArryEE.-To-mor-
row Saturday afternoon, a grand mat
tineo will be given ut Pipcr's Opera
House. for the accommodation OF ladies
and others, who are unable to attend
In tho evening. The play for the occa-
slon will be- ''Dot, or the Cricket on tho
Hearth" Our lady readers, should, by
no means miss the opportunity OF see.
ing Raymond, the world.renownsd
comedian. The bill isa most attrac-
tive and cannot fall to please me
mo.t fastidious audience.
Axursrs.-Thrce lads were arrested
on tho Divide to-day by Constable
uarkin for breaking into tho school.
house In that locality, damaging school
furniture, and committing other lep-
relations. Officer Hsrkin locked them
up In the calabooso for safe Keeping.
Their case Is set for trial In justice
wrisht's' Court tomorrow, at ~ A, N.
A Chinaman was also arrested oy tne
sans officer for stealing trout. HIS
trial was set for 1 o'clock MS AFTER
noon.
TuEArmcAI.. - Manager Piper has
made arrangements to give q series Of
theatrical entertainments at tho Car
sou Thea,cr, commencing next Tues-
day night. and closing OH Saturday
night. The bare announcement tnat
John 4. Raymond and Miss M. +.
Gordon are to appear at the Capital,
will be q sufficient attraction to draw
crowded houses.
SHADE TRsEs.-wc noticed In town
to day a load Of shade trees. We are
glad to see. OH the part OF u cit.
liens, n disposition to beautify and
adorn the ir premises.