Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-11-16

morning to find it showing furiousys and the
ground already covered to the depth OF some
inches. We learned through the columns of
the Enterprise that the weather was clear,
beautiful and spring-like at Virginia, which,
inasmuch as that city is only mile and
half from here, surprised us greatly, and we
maryelled exceedingly thereat. 1t kept on
showing here till about noon, when down
came sleigh from Virginia, leading us to
believe that the fine weather up there was
myth, like our ",Smarty roads, and that
Mark Twain had taken po8sesslon OF his OLD
pine table, and was still suffering under this
chronic complaint. In the afternoon, the
sun came out warm and bright, the sno" DE-
gan to disappear, and Main street became
Fearing torrent, In the evening, the moon
shone brightly, and all was fair above. al
though most horrible under foot. To-day is
a drizzling, dirty, disagreable day, nasty
overhead and nastier under foot.
C1vr1gPRoBArB CoURfkTo.DAY.-Turner
ct al. VS.. Daley ct al.-Demurrer oyerruled,
and leave given to answer in ten days plain
tiff given leave to amend complaint as prayed
for. Kinsey VS.. Kinsey-Upon fling affida-
Wit, publication of summons ordered. Lynch
VS.. Bram-Case continued throughout the
term, by stipulation of counsel filed. West
VS.. Hemmerson - Continued through the
term. Mau 4 Winchester VS.. Oln-Con-
tinued by consent; to be taken up by agree
ment of counsel. Sweet VS.. Sweet-Contin-
ued. Jurors discharged to meet tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.
The SrRBBTs.-We have been requested
to make a small growl at the up-towners for
allowing the water to rush down through the
street in the way that it did on yesterday.
Our grumbling friend informs us that near
the Eclipse Mill the water may be turned Oft
the road, with a very few minutes labor, and
also opposite Maynard's building, with very
slight trouble. This rush of water reduces
the street to horrible and almost unnaviga.
BILE condition, and if a few moments labor
can obviate the trouble, We respectfully beg
that it may be attended to,
REMovAb.-Mr. D. NJ. Hanson, Clerk Of
the District Court, has been removed by
Judge North, and George A. King appointed
in his stead. The Judge in his letter bears
testimony to the satisfactory manner in which
Mr.. Hanson has discharged his duties, but
bases the dismissal on the petitions of Attor.
news and others. Fred. w. Cole, the former
incumbent, has been appointed Deputy Clerk
by Mr.. King.
JUDGE LEcoNEY's COURT THIS MORNING.
F. Bush, disorderly; discharged. John
Doe, drunk; forfeited bail. D. Mitchell.
drunk; fined $40 and costs. 7. McDonner,
discharged. NJ. SPIRIT, assault; fined costs
paid. Allen & Co., violating stovepipe ordi-
nance; fined and paid $50 and costs.
DAYS ExcHASeE.-The proprietor Of
this splendid Saloon, in Virginia, is DESTROYS
of having the Gold Hill people call on him
when they visit that city, which no doubt
they will do, since he adyertiSeS in their local
paper. Superb liquors. cigars, and such
Lunch good enough for any epicure!
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-On Saturday evening
last. soon after dark, a man was robbed Just
below the tell house on the American Flat
road by a foot-pad. He had but three dollars,
which amount he shelled out on demand. A
teamster was 70 bbed at the same spot on the
evening previous.
A LARGE amount of freight passed through
DAYTON Yesterday fol- Reese River; and now
that we have had a good storm, the trelghts
that have been hauled over the mountains
and stored at Genoa, will probably so for
ward.
JUDGE WErH8EsILL'S Court THIS MORN
ISG.-Jnc. Statler Us. Warner Heaton-Suit
brought and promissUy note for $SlG2; judy
ment was entered iE favor of plaintiff, BY de-
fault.
JUICE ROBINsoN's CoURT.-Tom John
son was fined s. this morning for being
drunk last night, and spoili2g for fight.
SEVERAL large lots OF hay were received in
Virginia this morning from the Truckee
Valley.
THE new Truck for the Hook and Ladder
Company arrived at Virginia on Saturday.