Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07
THE EVENING NEWS.

RECORDERS COURT. - The followins
business was transacted this morning be.
fore Judge Davenport: c. Troute, ares
ted by officers Soule and Patterson, upon
charge of petty larceny, had hearing
OF MS case continued until tomorrow al
10 O'Clock \. NJ; this case is one in which
Irouse being employed in butcher shop,
took occasion to steal every kind of small
ware, from nutmegs to navy six-shooters,
from the establishment of Rouse 4 Nc
Carly, adjoining the butcher shop, in
which the prisoner was employed. 7.
Macgoun, was arrested by officer Wallace,
charged with disturbing the peace, was
upon trial, found guilty and fined $40,
which he paid. \. McNiel, arrested by
same officer, charged with being drunk
and sleeping on the sidewalk, was found
guilty of the charge, fined $40, and in de-
fault of payment, was committed for
DAYS. Salton-came into Court and paid
the balance of fine imposed Yesterday,
and was discharged. Civil Docket.-The
following actions were entered on the
Civil Docket. Cans ct al Y. ). Davis,
an action on account for SI2,9S upon trial
Judgment was entered for defendent. In
the matter of Mckay Y. Landee, execution
was issued. and yesterday, the officer
seized in satisfaction of Judgment, the
property known as the "Applegate House"
situated near the Gould 4 Curry tunnel,
on d street, and the execution is returned
satisfied.
Miss GRACE SrANroS'S LECTURE
Miss Stanton will deliver lecture this
evening At the Collins House, American
City. Subject: The suffering of the loyal
people of the South, hospital and battle
scenes, and various incidents of the war,
in the Confederate as well as the Federal
service; and in which she has been per-
Sonally interested. Miss Stanton describes
the scenes and tells her story graphically
and eloquently, and with degree of sim
cerity and feeling rarely witnessed. Let
the residents of American City, without
regard to sex or creed, be present and par
take of this interesting and instructive en-
tertainment.
WHAT DOES IT MEAS.-The following
members of the Police force this morning.
received an invitation from the Common
Council to hand in their resignation as
Purcell, Z. F. Clarkson, Frank Soule,
David Patterson, VI. c. Iawton, T. P.
Green, VIM. Clancy, D. Hayes, II. W.
Ward, VIM. Mcintosh, Thos. Bulger,
rhos. Buckley, B. J. Lynch. G.. Hanks,
John Brenton, E. Byrne. 5. Wilcoxen.
Consequently, the City Police. after
o'clock to-day, consists of Marshal Cook,
Deputy Marshal Shepard. and officer
Dowpey.
FAST FREIGHT ExPREss.-We would
call attention to the advertisement of the
Reese River Fast Freight and Express
Company, between Virginia and Austin.
Reese River District. This company con-
vey all kinds OF freight and express matter
At low rates, and also afford TO passengers
good accommodation, at the moderate
rate Of S25 fare. Leaving Virginia every
other day.
DEPARrrRBs.-By California Stages-M. |
Cahlan, \. Thompson, \. Belden, VIM. Kent, !
{. Lamar, J. Alexander, F. Barbour, Jas. |
McLearn, VIM. Carly, \. Weekart, John |
Clark, c. Schroeder, Geo. PARROT, J. T. Nc !
Cowan, r. II. Bartlett.
TrRS-VEREIN BALL.-The Turn Verein /
Society of Gold Hill will give their first
annual ball on next Monday evening at
their hall. A large attendance is expected.
S.ReHurST-Vsn WyrE < 10 have
their assay Office, on Taylor
street, and have now commodious and
neatly fitted up apartments.
BULLION SHIPMENr.-Wells, Fargo s
Co. this morning shipped % bars of bull
lion, weighing l449 pounds of the assayed
value of S2S,S55 81.
PROBATE CouRr.-The regular term of
the Civil Probate Court for Storey county
will commence its session Monday next,
at 10 o'clock \. VI.