Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-14
THE EVENING NEWS.

John 4. Moch, proprietor OF the Mer-
chants Exchange Hotel, on North Z
street, and wrenched open the drawer Oh
bureau and distracted sixty dollars IN
gold, twelve dollars in silver. small sn-
yer bar, lady's gold watch and chain
attached, heavy gold locket containing
likeness of Mr.. Moch and brother OF
Mrs. Moch, hair ring made OF hair OF
;he deceased brother, and Vaiuao'S
breast pin. The robbery was conihlit'eu
while the family were at dinner, ana ABOUT
six o'clock in the evening. The thieves
or thief, left q fine pistol knte anu "
dollar in silver on the bureau. when MIS-.
Noch desires they will return ana take.
The loss of the ring and locket Is most
severely felt. as they cannot be replaced.
En ,races are 10 be had of the thieves.
RrcoRprR's CorRr, VIRGINIA. The
following business was this morning trans
, acted before Judge Davenport: Michael
sullivan. arrested by officers Clarkson and
Lawton, charged with being drunk and
asleep on the sidewalk. was, upon trial,
tined Slj, and in default of payment COM
nittcd for days. John Doe, arrested BY
Ulcers Lawton and Green, on Il charge of
Il. d., was fined Slj, which he paid. Mike
Neianey, arrested on a warrant by some
officers, for disturbing the peace. was held
IN the sum of $50 to appear for Judgment
tomorrow at 10 o'clock. The following
constitutes the civil docket Soudry vs..
Friedman ct al, an action in asSumpsit for
500 SO; case continued by consent until
tomorrow. at o'clock 2. NJ. Light vs..
Burke, Judgment for plaintiff in the sum
Of $50 and costs. Stay Of Judgment I'M
I'll 18th inst.
CONCERT. THIS EvENISG.-OSsian Z.
Dodge and Mr.. Hayward, the balladist,
will give one of their splendid Concerts at
the Gold Hill Theatre. this friday eve
ming. These gentlemen come here with
recommendations Of the highest order.
Wherever they have given their concerts,
the Press has endorsed them rs artists of
the highest order of talent. Their audien-
ces invariably consist of people capable Of
approaching fine vscal music; and also
fun-provoking eccentricitieS such as Mr..
Dodge alone IS said TO be capable Of pro-
ducing. The Theatre has been entirely re-
paired-and We hope to see large turn
out this evening at the concert.
PROBATE CorRr, NIRGISIA.-rhe fol-
lowing business was transacted this morn
ing before Judge Ferris: In the matter Of
). WettgenStein V. d. Bailey ct as,
motion was made TO dismiss the appeal,
continued. Goldman ct al Y. Weimer,
Judgment entered by consent for plaintiff.
Stoovs Y. Cngar, motion TO strike out
answer, and for Judgment was oyerruled,
and plaintiff granted leave to file amended
complaint. Cooper Y. Cooper, case con-
tinued for term, by consent of parties.
Town of Gold Hill V, VIM. VI. Long, ac-
ton continued for balance of the term.
Court adjourned until this P. VI.
The BROOM RANGEKs.-This delectable
organization has been perfected, and some
worthy Secession;stS have been elected for
officers, with the following amiable titles
\. B. Dibble, Grand Sweep Right Vice
Grand Sweeps VIM. WOODBURY., Grand
Scratch Col. Ross, Grand SponduliN A.;
Capt. Rawling, Grand Ranger. This
sweet crowd are an honor TO their close
kinsmen JEFF. D., and the Devil. Oh!
but i, makes the blood of loyal men tin
gle 10 witness the traitorouS crowd. trying
10 overturn the best Government on earth;
but their DAYS are few and full Of trouble.
Union men assembled at Headquarters,
on B street, and were addressed by Messrs.
Hawkins and McClinton, OF Esmeralda,
and other Union gentlemen, the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed, and the prolonged
cheering rather stirred up" the nest of
Copperheads, who gathered themselves
into a coil of feeble proportions, and with
the brazen Cations mouth-piece, pro-
ceeded to have hip, but it was no go.
their leader Larry Murray was absent, and
no proceedings could be had.
Coon CLorHES.-By reference to an
advertisement in another column, it will
be seen that Haas & Co., opposite the post
office, in Gold Hill, are selling off at low
prices their splendid stock of clothing.
Now is good time to buy your fall and
winter clothing. Their stock is certainly
not excelled in this Territory-and they
are clever men to deal with. Call on
them.
JUSTICES Court, NIRGINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted this morn
ing before Judge Sawyer. In the case Of
Gillett V. Reisen, hearing was had, and
Judgment reserved by the court. Fargo
V. Green, Judgment for plaintiff. with a
stay of proceedings until Monday. Peo-
pie V. Morris, action continued until 2lst
inst. at 10 o'clock.
BROKE JAIL.-A Frenchman named A.
Beben, who robbed his partner of $500
not long since, and has been confined in
the County Jail since, escaped last even
ing. The Sheriff offers reward of 800
for his apprehension. \ description OF his
general appearance will be found in our
advertising columns.
PERsoSAL.-Ben Holiday. Esq, of
Overland notoriety, and Warren Leland
of the Metropolitan Hotel, are now at
Salt Lake en- route for this coast. Holll-
day is attending to the interets of his sew
eral stage routes, and will regulate all de-
linquencies of the recently uncertain Over
land Company.
RENgNBgR.-ThatO ssion E. Dodge and
Mr.. Hayward give their first Concert to-
morrow evening, at the Probate Court
Room. We had the pleasure of attending
Dodge's concert at Carson, and unhesita-
,ingly pronounce it one Of the most enjoy
able entertainments we have attended for
long time.
GONE TO FRIsco.-Winnenucca, his
daughters and train of attendants, left
Carson yesterday morning, by Fast Freight
Line, en- route for Sacramento and San
Francisco. These "pets" are in charge
of Jim Miller. who will exhibit these
BABES of the Woods TO the cosmopoli-