Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-24

Civil PROBATE Court. = John W.
Kerr VS.. James Bolan-Continued for the
term; Max Walter VS.. Dustenberry-
Continued for the term; Mary A. Sweet
VS.. Manly Sweet-Continued for the term;
! Frank Millov1ch- Continued for the term;
NJ. McCluskey VS.. Hannah McCluskey-
Continued for the term; Geo. H. Shaw
VS.. Observation-Disclosures for the term;
Brisacher vs.. Felger-Continued for the
term; VIM. Moore VS.. James c. Kill
Continued for the term; Thomas Bulger
vs.. Hines, Hubbard, Ocho & Chandler
Four suits-Continued for the term; ST.
ezra Lumber Company VS.. Anna Irwin
Continued for the term Roman VS.. LAM
vert ct al.-Continued for the term |;
Dougherty VS.. O'Reilly-Continued for
the term.
New MINING INCoRPoRATIoNs.-The fol-
lowing companies have filed certificates Of in
corporation in San Francisco: North Schil-
Ter Gold and Silver Mining Company, Gold
Hill District, Storey county, N. +. Capital
stock eight hundred thousand dollars, in
eight hundred shares of one hundred dollars
Trustees-J. B. Crockett, ]. H. Moore,
Gustav Wetzler, r. H. Waller, H. Engel-
brecht, w. Bitter and G. HAST. Santiago
No. 2 Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Devils Gate District Lyon county, n. L.
Capital stock four hundred thousand dollars,
in one thousand six hundred shares of two
hundred and fifty dollars. Trustees-Geo.
Hearst, P. B. Hyman, w. NJ. Lent. Victor
Hugo Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Gold Hill District, Storey county, n. I.
Capital stock three hundred thousand dollars
in one thousand two hundred shares of two
hundred and fifty dollars. Ttustees-P. c.
Hyman, G. Hearst, Mn. NJ. Lent, Seth
Cook, A. D. Browd.
On THE MARCH.-T Thirty soldiers from
Fort Churchill passed through Gold Hill and
Virginia yesterday afternoon, en- route for
Smoky Creek Fort, which is situated some
distance to the southwark of Honey Lake.
They had two large government wagons with
them, well supplied with provisions for that
post, and this squad will form part of the
garrison to be stationed there for the protcc-
ton of the settlers during the winter.
SASD.-In our perambulationS through the
lower part of Virginia yesterday afternoon,
we came upon a party shoveling sand, or
tailings, from the bed of the stream below
the Central Mill. Upon inquiry, we learned
that after being mixed half and half with
screened waste-rock from the California dump
close by, was used throughout the city for
making mortar, for which it is most excel
lent material.
PROBATE CoURT.-In the matter of the
estate of V. II. Stephenson, deceased, f.
Ruhling was appointed administrator upon
his filing bond i'll the sum of $1,000.
Inventory of estate having been filed, Peter
rockingham, F. Downer and Theodore
\. Hale, were appointed appraisers of
said estate.
LOST AND WoN.-Very large sums of
money changed hands in Virginia last even
ing, when it became known that the jury in
the case of the Yellow Jacket VS.. the Union
Mining Company had rendered Il decision in
favor Of the Yellow jacket.
New THEATER.-ShutlitF new theater, on
North B street, Virginia, is fast nearing conf
pletion. 1t is large and commodious build
ing.
DIsrRICT CorRT THIS MORNING.-Dow
VS.. Doscher: trial in this cause resumed this
morning, and at u the Court took recess
until Pr. NJ.
PoTos1.-Large amounts of excellent ore
are being daily extracted from the Potosi
mine, the majority of which is crushed at the
mill of the Santiago mining company.
ToPL1FrE's Theatcr, Virginia, will be
opened in few days by Minstrel Troupe.
Pat Holland is the lessee.