Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-28
THE EVENING NEWS.

Il. Sam, a celestial of the Flowery King
dom, was arrested by officer Ballou, on
a warrant, charged with having commit
ted an assault and battery, upon hearing
filed a plea of guilty. the Court imposed
line of $50. which was paid. Alexander
johnson, Harry Lehigh and Louis Le-
Paige, were arrested by officers Greeh'
Shepard and Mcintosh on charges OF oe-
ING drunk and diSordsrly, and for man
rious mischief. they will have trIa4 on
Monday next. AZ , o'clock. CatoAihe
Doe. was arrested BY officer Ward on
warrant. charged with threats against
life. but upon hearing was disehatgeo
upon the payment OF costs. Senorita
Inez Rowena. arrested by officer Brinton
ON similar charge. was discharged upon
navmept of costs. Civil Docket-Ben-
ham 4 Hall vs.. Rohr. action on account
for S94. trial Sc, for Saturday Goth, y NJ.
Berto vs.. PerrinC action III attachment for
800. on trial. Same V. Revert, action
in attachment for 800, dismissed on mo-
tion OF plaintiff a, his costs. Gillig, Mott
\ Co. ". Geo. Conrad, action on account
for S5t so. trial set for October 3lSt. at
- N.
FOURTH WARD CLUB.-Last evening the
Union men Of Ward Four, and the Hiber-
man Club met at headquarters, and were
addressed by Judges Brosnan and Beatty,
and Thomas Hannah Esq, who were each
warmly welcomed. and made telling
speeches. The arguments adduced were
convincing, the Club willing 10 be con-
v;nced. new converts came quick and fast
70 the enroll book, and any SRaix " with
filthy lucre in his possession, can get an
investment on the question, that Ward 1,
viii give TWO hundred majority for Abe
and Andy. The greatest enthuS;a sm pre-
walls in this Ward, and every man IS up
and at work. Let others emulate their
example, and blot the name Of Dem
ocrat from the political record.
JUSrIcES' COURT, YIRGISIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Justice Sawyer'S Court this morning:
Perkins vs.. Paster-action continued until
Monday. az 10 "A. N. Arm>trongvs. Bate
man 4 Paul-two suits to recover posses
sion of the International Hotel, trial to-
dav. Kennedy {: 81. vs.. Quigley-Suit
on account: Judgment by default for
plaintiffs. Brown vs.. Carver suit on
account; same Judgment. Welch vs..
Farrell-suit in aSSumpSit; judgment for
plaintiff. Last evening, in the matter Of
the SecessioniSt ". PeaSley, Judgment
viii be gwen this P. NJ.
DEMONSTRATION AT DAyToN.-To-mor-
row evening the UnionistS Of Dayton are
10 have a grand demonstration. \ feel
ing Of great unanimity prevails among the
people of loyal Lyon, and on this ocea-
sion torchlisht procession will demon
sira;e the patriotic fire that illum!neS the
hearts OF noble sons OF worthy SireS.
Speeches upon the exciting topics Of the
day will be made BY Hon. {. II. Bryan,
Judge Brosnan, 5. c. Whitman. Esq,
Col. Sumner, and other gentlemen. Turn
out, loval men OF Lyon, and show the
CopperheadS your strength and majority.
BUILDING \ FoRr.-Bis Lieut.. John
Little6eld, the prince of loyal gentlemen.
IS at work with his " bold sogers on the
mountains, near Lake Bigler. hewing the
necessary timbers with which to build the
proposed Fort near Carson City. This
proposed Fort IS 10 be located in Kings
Canon, near Carson City, and built in the
strongest manner, and well mounted with
heavy ordnance. which is another evidence
of the protecting care which conSiderate
Government holds towards its loyal chill
dren.
MEETING AT FLowERY.-Last evening
the Union men OF Flowsry District and
vicinity assembled at the Gould x Curry
Hotel. 10 the number Of three hundred
and tftv, and were addressed BY Hon. y.
W. Winton and Hon. John \. Collins.
who made most appropriate remarks,
which were received with enthusiastic
cheers. Another meeting will be held
Thursday night. The Union men Of
Flowery are bound to give Abe and Andy
rousing majority in their district.
ANNUAL FAIR.-We notice that posters
are out for the State Fair, which COM
mences carnival at Carson October Slst.,
and will continue until November 9TH.
\ large amount of cash premiums are
offered, some s., 900 we think, the major
itv of which will be paid Immediately
upon an award. Each day of the Fair
tro,,ing and running match. for purses,
will be rode over the course. y large
attendance is anticipated, and we trust
will be realized.
Nm. .,,,,,-, 4 cro,vi of SerpSSion-
lists were paradins the streets last night,
indulgng in foul o5Scenity, and proposing
three cheers for JEFF Davis. After insult
ing every man and woman on { street,
rhey were arrested and locked up. The
officers had rough time in making the
arrest, but finally succeeded in disarmins
them of weapons, and arming them with
shackles.
UxSEcEssARY.-Last evening conS!d-
cradle anxiety was had relative to Washoe
CITY, which was supposed to be in flames,
from the red glare that crimSoned the
western horizon. We learn from our
friend Harmon. of the WaShoe stage line,
that the fire was the burning of large
amount OF uIleu lu4SS A-a4 'aS"oe Jay
M.soxIc.-This evening. at . o'clock, !
Escurial Lodge No. III, F. and \. Ma
sons, at Virginia, installs is officers under !
its new charter. Tomorrow afternoon, I
at 2 o'clock, the same ceremony will be I
performed by Silver Star Lodge No. l65, ,
Of Gold Hill. AL Masons in good stand ,
ing are invited 10 attend on both occasions. !
FIREMEN's BsNEFu.-Last evening the !
Opera House was crowded with the elite |
of the city on the occasion Of the benefit /.
of the Firemen's Charitable Fund, which |!
must have realized a very handsome sum.
Miss Howard and the stock company gave
an excellent performance.
SECOND WARD CLUB. - Tonight the
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