Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-27

ToMxY ANDY, $50 called), was yesterday
arrested for grand larceny in the stealing of
four Colt revolvers, and several meerschaum
pipes, from Pat Lynch's saloon on b street,
Virginia. This morning he was taken to
Gold Hill by Officer Larkin to recover the
stolen property, and while in this place gave
since. The stolen property was valued at
$500.
TwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS AND CosTs.-
There is an ordinance of the city of Virginia
which provides that all occupants of build
ings shall keep constantly on hand at their
premises barrel of water for use in the
emergency of fire, in default of complying
with which there is fine imposed of $25.
We were informed by the officers that this
ordinance will be strictly enforced, and in
terested parties can govern themselves accor-
dinghy.
JUDGE LEcoNEY's Court THIS MORNING.
James Ruly, for sleeping on the sidewalk
discharged. T. Stephenson, for disturbing
the peace, discharged. Spencer, for violating
city ordinance, was fined $40 and costs.
VIM. Bitner, for malicious mischief, forfeited
his bail. VIM. Hickey, for assault, was
placed under bonds to keep the peace in the
sum of $500.
JUDGE WETHERILL's Court This MORN
1NG.-McCubbins us. Mcclure ct al, for the
restitution of property; trial set for this
morning. Razzasa Us. Hayes, this suit was
also brought for the restitution Of property,
and the trial set for this evening.
SANITARY FUND BALL.-The ball at Sill
yer City last evening in aid of the Sanitary
Fund was complete success. The attend
ance was large and the arrangements most
satisfactory.
The Enterprise has been the recipient Of a
new sign at the hands of its painter-Mr.
Heath. 1t is fine affair, and our neighbor
goes into ecstacy over it in this mornings
issue.
FREIeHT FOR REESE RIVER. - Signs
reading in this wise are beginning to appear
again in profusion along the streets Of Fir-
ginia.
column. The book lost is one of great value
to the owner, its loss being almost irrepara-
BILE.
THE case of Sweet Us. Sweet, heretofore
decided by Judge Ferris in favor of plaintiff,
was this morning appealed TO the District
Court.
BrLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
l,SOS pounds of bullion from Virginia yes
terday and to-day.
TREAsuRE.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
S44,35O Al from their Virginia Office yester.
day and to-day.
FuNERAL.-The funeral of the infant
child of Johnny Burns took place in Virginia
this afternoon.
AF1SE Horse will be ratified for at Woods
Saloon, street, Virginia, on the first Of De-
cember.
Do not forget the Ball of Engine Company
No. 3, of Virginia, which takes place on
Monday evening next.
A GREAT many of the citizens of Virginia
INDUCED in carriage rides yesterday. Turn
outs of this description were in demand.
WoRKMEN are to-day engaged in putting
down substantial brick pavement, in front
of Taylor's building on C street.
GILLIe, Mort & Co. have put up mag
ni6cent sign at their extensive establishment,
No. s. South C street.
THE Germans had gay and festive time
last night, at the ball which came off at the
Daney Hotel, near the Daney Mill.
TEMPERATCRE.-Them mercury stood at %
degrees in Virginia at seven o'clock this
morning.
A FINE stone pavement has been COM
pleted in front of Elkus & Whites establish
ment on C street Virginie.
THERE are large amounts of fruit on sale
at the various stands in Virginia.
THE Niagara Concert Hall will be opened