Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-18
THE EVENING NEWS.

SHoorING.-Last evening about seven
o'clock, a shooting ARRAY occurred at
Wood s Wilson's saloon, in Virginia De-
tween John X. Sale and Charley Chneze'
in which both men were hit. As near as
we can ascertain the facts, the trouble
Originated on Wednesday morning last IN
the st. Nicholas Saloon, IN winch ohntze
is bar-keeper. Sale having come INTO the
saloon and took drink, told BOY VINO
also stops around the place, to tell Cllntze
certain things, and then passed through
the saloon into the back yard. Coming
back, he approached Clintze, who sat by
the stove, called him by vile name, drew
his pistol and swore he could whip him
CClintze) any way. After considerable
harsh talk on the part of Sale, his friends
prevailed upon him to go away; and so
The matter rested until last evening, when
CEntze and three of his friends went into
Wood S Wilson'S to take drink. After
drinking, and while standing at the bar,
Sale came out of a card room in the rear
of the saloon and advanced through the
passage, when, seeing Clintze, he stopped.
Clintze then making an attemptto take off
his coat, Sale drew his pistol (Which is a
sef-eocking revolver of English make)
and told Cintze to defend himself, and
Immediately fired, and then retreated into
q room on the north side Of the passage,
receiving the FIRE of Clintze, who had also
drawn a Colts six-shooter, and fired
rappidly-Sale shooting under cover of
the jam of the door, from the inside, and
Clintze, from the outside, shooting into
the room at Sale. Nine shots were eN-
changed, Clintze receiving three, one in
the right breast, near the nipple, and one
in the second finger of each hand. The
ball entered the fieshy part of the breast,
and s,ancirg, inflicted a serious flesh
wound. Each of his fingers had to be
amputated, out his condition is not pro-
nounced dangerous by DR.. Briarly, who
was called to attend him. Sale received
a slight wound in the hand, which is not
of a serious nature. 4 warrant for Sales
apprehension was issued, and he was
taken in custody by the officers, and re-
leased upon giving $1,000 bail. Quite
number of people were in the saloon at
the time of the shooting, and all that we
saw gave about the same version relative
10 the affray. The loss of a finger from
each hand is a great calamity to Mr..
Clintze, who is generally esteemed by all
who know him, and the whole occurrence
is very deeply to be regretted, each party
having their warm friends.
CIVIL PROBATE CorRr.-Judge Ferris
presiding. The following business was
transacted this morning, commencing at
10 o'clock: O'Connor VS.. Ritter-case
called, no appearance of parties and action
passed. Morun vs.. Coryell-by consent
of both parties, case continued until Mon
day next. at 10 o'clock a. m. Jones, ct.
al. VS.. Gould, ct aI.-witness examined
and plaintiff rested his cause. Counsel
for defense moved for q nonsuit; motion
overruled, as was also motion for a con-
tinuance; case on trial this p. m. Black
vs.. Walker-actionc continued. Jones, ct.
al. vs.. Snydor-judsment for plaintiffs,
as prayed for in complaint.
TINES IMPRovISG.-Vrginia and Gold
Hill have borne decidedly business as
pect for the past ten days. The streets
are more crowded with teams, stocks are
being negotiated, mining in many claims
resumed, and the whole general appear
Hnce of matters changing for the better.
Social PARrr.-This evening the Ma
tional Guard, in Virginia, will give their
first social party at their armory, on B
street. Not only is the Guard loyal in its
nationality, but its members are gentle
men who understand how to make their
guest comfortable. We acknowledge the
receipt Of complimentary tickets.
Coal ARRIvED.-An invoice of the
coal as spoken of in notice a few days
since, from the Newcastle Mine, near
Dayton, arrived yesterday, and more of
the same material will be received daily.
The WRONG PLACE. The alleged
fight, as stated in the daily papers, taking
place in the El Dorado Saloon, occurred
in another place. Waugaman keeps the
Ell Dorado, and takes care that no fight
ing occurs.
In FINE ORDER.-We learn from Mr..
Swift, Road Agent for the Pioneer Stage
Company, that the road across the noun
tains was never before in so good order.
Rapid time and easy travelling is the re-
suit.
CRUDE BULLION, REcEIvED.-Thef fol-
lowing amounts of crude bullion have
been received to-day. Rhuing S Co.,
4,3l7 ounces Van Wyck & Co., 1880
Theall s. Co., 1868.
JUSTICES Court, VIRe1NIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Justice Sawyer's Court this morning:
Hutton VS.. Ferris, interesting suit for
$500, for services rendered on trial.
RECORDERS COURT, VIReINIA.-Judge
Davenport transacted no criminal bust
ness this morning, not single d. d. being
IN the station house. One or two civil
suits were disposed Of.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-Billett s O'Brien,
brokers at SO south C street, report the
following sales of stock belonging to de-
inquent owners. Bullion, Virginia Dis
trict Bajazett s. Golden Era, Va, Dist.
Santa Fe, Va, District; Table Mountain,
Virginia District.
BULLION SHIPMENT. This morning
Wells, Fargo s Co., shipped twelve tons
of bullion, weighing no pounds of the
assayed value Of S23,747 90.
CHASGE OF TINE.--From this date the
stages of the Pioneer Company will leave
their Office daily at o'clock P. NJ, instead
Of 8 o'clock, as formerly the case.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIvALs-By Pioneer Stage line-Mary
Everett, W. Hayes, C. Bland, J. w. Car
rick, Mrs. L. Hudson, P. Roach. G. Shine,
J. W. Wilson, Mrs. Scott, Seraphine Judge,
Mr.. Chaplin.
DEPARTuREs-By Pioneer Stage linen.
Newmark, H. Rarneman, II. Levy, NJ. ].
Power, C. C. Stevenson, A. W. Prindle,
II. F. FELTON,, ]. Meyers, ]. R. Jacsbs, NJ.
F. Bedding, C. Burnap, Miss Higgins.
CAETION.-The Public arc hereby
eGufioaad against purchasing or negotiating for
he following certificates Of stock in the Dell Gold