Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-28
THE EVENING NEWS.
Matters At THE HosprrAL.-The Union

MATTERS At THE HosPirAL.-Thc Union
says: The surgical ward at the County
Hospital is full 10 Overlooking, and it was
found necessary Yesterday to put some Of the
patllnts into another room. Several persons
are recovering rapidly, however, and will
soon be discharged. \ man named Kane,
who fell down I shaft ia the POtOsi mine some
time ago ana was severely bruised, Is about
well. and ThoS. Dcyiuc, who was injured in
the same time by the premature explosion Of
blast, IS recovering rapidly also. John
Leary, who was blown up u few days ago, n
short distance north OF town, on the GciSer
Grade, while drilling ont / blast, is getting
along well, although the sight o: one eye Is
seriously damaged, ii not entirely destroyed.
a Mexican, named Manuel, WAS taken 10
the hospital yesterday with one Of his arms
badly broken, from l blow which he received
in row az = Spanish dance house. Il Is
hoped tha. by judicious treatment the limb
NAV be saved.
PRIZE FIGRr.-About 10 o'clock this
morning there was great rush ui sports from
b street Virginia, to Seven Mile Canon 10
witness prize fight between i man By the
name OF Johnson and another named Long
Street-twO ConSumptIye luuNInE InGlvIduN.S
OF whom-One such mau - Ball DAVIS would
thrash 4 score. The crowd did not appear to
be rushing on: - the ground. because they
anticipated seeing hard UCnt, but because
thcy expected In see m immense amount OF
fun. When the news reached { street, several
parties chartered hacks a@d UGoyc ont 70 the
ground The parties tough; seven rounds, when
Lonssircct was declared victorious. Neither
party WAS much hurt. iacrc WAS 50 put
Ss.la ? affair
foundation. Some foul blows were struck,
bpt the referees decided that foul blows made
no difference in this cI>H. Is the parties
knew nothing about the rule Of the prize
ring. and the tch; must ~ IN. Some $40
persons witneS>sdtae r5h;.
VIRGINIA Police CoU&T.-rhc following
cases came before JudIe Davenport this
morning John Fa-waM violation OF ! city
ordinance; case taken under advisemcnt.
Friedman. threats against life, discharged
upon paving costs. Hodges. disturbing the
peace, case set io- hcav!u.; 29ta Instant, n III
o'clock. john Brown. drums. and sleeping
with hlS pet lambs on the sidewalk. lined -
and costs in default VI pr .rn; he was Sea'
TO the lookup, where MS >a... will % marcA-
ing on for the next three DAYS. /. IUny,
disturbing the peace. forfeited 50, deposited
tIs MS appear ~ sHs-~'"'-.A 49, '''>
and d;so-le-lv. lined SO and .nstS, and III
default OF payment was son, Up for nine days
THE CovSrY TREASvEER's REPORT. -
Louis Fcus;er, ESQ, the County Treasurer,
Yesterday morning alcd his report for the
quarter ending tAs Ilta iUs;. IN the County
Auditors ONCE. tie has received for the
quarter, ST. 3G5 - Eur delinquent taxes. anu
SIS - as taxes from the gross proceeds OF
The mines. OFT the delinquent taxes received,
s.. SOC IS goes 70 the Territorial treasury,
and Sl2.S1j Is is retained toT county par
poses. OF the tax on tAc gross proceeds,
S295 s. will De paid to the IC-.itOT'-. Treas
urer, and SitS oi rstame,: FOR the county.
Best ,Nn HEE.-Tac big pump has
drained the works Of va;-- and U1w Keeps
,hc.n d-v, running one ta.rd Of the time
The purnp is Of Pinch bore and throws m
immense stream. When /; started, 4 Gay or
two since, there WAS ;.i.tv :cc: Of water IN
the main SHAFT anil !. threw ;hiS on: II such
a hurry that the Inhabitants Of the Chinese
quarter Of the c,tv-Nhc-> the drain emp
tieS-thOuEg; = >ccOU! Ce,U-e was a7-"t 70
set in. anG .uea and women turned III: WIKI
hoes and shovc.S. and w. - building Gf@S
70 turn the water away from their houses.
FENCING Up ! SrcEE-.-'Ghis morning
fence vas discovered = have been built
across Sutton Avenue. Virginia. Curing the
n:cA. nv parties claiming % eN0 tGc ground
on which the stree: ! located. or part o,
tina. yurtiyn living between i and streets.
The fence wasc N down and the stree: thrown
open bv the Stree; Commissioner. The
parties who erected :he fence have been AZ
rested, and the case was . Dc heard III the
Police CouE; This afternoon.
\ New SHAFT HorSE.-The Justice Com
'pany Yesterday erected the frame OF u new
building over the shaft which they have
lately been sinking. the frame has the ap-
pearance OF bring very strongly made, and
Is quite large. being designed 70 cover the
steam hosting works when the company IL
soon 10 erect Il IS quite close 20 the road,
and the dump will be extended out 50 that
the teams can load without going from that
grade.
!. Nh. J. B. CsANDALL IS now running one
OF his finely ftted-up oma;busses between
this town and Silver City. It makes eigh:
trips down and back each dav, and occupies
only an hour and twenty minutes in making
the trip. Mr.. E. Douglass runs the institU.
being w7tered down that way and IN few
DAYS will De free from dust. and will De the
best place 70 ride in the Territory.
\ MARRIED woman was before the Virginia
Police Court this morning for the purpose Of
having another married woman bound over 70
keep the peace toward her. She stated that
The woman she wished bound over was carry
ing six-shootcr for her. There have been
several cases OF the kind lately between men
and women-one half Of the city had best be
bound over 20 keep the peace toward the 9TH
er hall.
IxcoRPoRArIoN.- The following certi6-
cate Of incorporation was filed Yesterday in
the Office Of the County Clerk The Monitor
Gold and Silver Mining Company; Peavine
Mining District. Capital stock, S>2S0,eO0, IN
l,t0O share Of 800 each. Trustecs-F. o.
wakeman, W. Davis and John Normandy.
Principal place Of business, Virginia.
Bullion SuIPFEo.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co,
shipped this morning, = bars and sacks Of
bullion, weighing in all, l ,l6l pounds, and of
tue estimated value OF S29,il 81.
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