Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-09

Arizona and Globe. 100
GOLD HILL STocx SALEs.-The following
is the summary of sales in the Gold Hill
Stock Board, for the week ending Feb. 9th:
New Oregon, shares at Sl3; 20 do. at Sl3;
10 do. at Sl4; 20 do. at SIS, b. 80; Is do. at
Sll; do. at Sl3. Tontine, 10 shares at
Sl7; 20 do. at S203. Fesuyius, l2a shares
at SS. Cherokee, 10 shares at -. Yellow
Jacket, 3 shares at $500. Golden CITY, %
shares at s.. Napoleon, 20 shares at Sl3;
100 do. at SIS, b. 80; 10 do. at Sl2; 40 do. at
SIS; 50 do. at SIS; 20 do. at $l43; 100 do.
at Sli. Efingham, 20 shares at so 20 do.
at S43i; 20 do. at So. kentuckcy, 10 shares
at S5. Mary Ann, shares at $50. Louis
S95 80 do. at 50; 10 do. at $40; so do. at
Sll, b. so. Rock Island, 10 shares at SIS.
Clinton & HubbS, } shares at Sl4. Jeney
Lind, a shares at SS. Lafayette, p shares
4, SIS; 20 do. at so, b. 80; 10 do. at $40.
Combined Effort, 10 shares at IS. Sandy
Bowers, 10 shares at j0c. Moss, 10 shares
at $50. 0seeola, shares at $40. Keystone,
S shares at S25. ....
LIvELY.-It would almost seem as though
old Belzebub were let loose in Gold Hill and
out at American Flat. We have seen moth
ing like it for months. Everybody wants to
fight. Last evening there were only two
fights in town, within two hours. They
were lively fights, too and as might have
been expected, our police arrested the par
ties, and took them before Judge Kellogg's
Court, who fined the parties in various sums.
There seems to be an idea that there is not
fighting enough going on with the re-
belS, without practicins that amusement
in Gold Hill. This morning, there was an
other outbreak at American Fiat, on premises
claimed by the M;aRt0nomoh Company, and
u party claiming under title given BY Mr..
Conler. We are really sorry to see these
disturbances at the Flat. II the real settlers
and owners Of property our there only knew
how it IS injuring them, they wonld certainly
stop it.
GLAD TO HEAR IT.-A few months since
John Green and other soldiers then stationed
at Fort Churchill, took advantage Of fur
Tough to prospect the region between Fort
Churchill and Walker River. They soon
found some rich ground aud forthwith organ
lied district, calling il "Warm Springs"
Their chief location they named the "Volun-
teer," from the ledge of which specimens
were taken to San Francisco, where il asSaycd
$3.50 to the ton, and 400 pounds of the rock,
near the surface, were crushed and yielded
fine silver bar. The Volunteer Company is
incorporated in San Francisco, and stock is
sued, TO which the exhibition Of the silver
brick gives an impetus. Green has LETT the
army, and is now busted with the Volunteer,
which bids fair to bring him and his late
brother soldiers handsome return
ASSAULT WITH A DEADLY WEAPoS.-Pe-
ter O'Connell resides in a shanty immediate
" below the dump of the White & Murphy
claim, rock from which so tumbled yester-
day afternoon as to threaten the demolition
of Peters castle. Peter demonstrated in
strong language with the wOrkmen at the
dump, one Of whom, named Prentiss, after
war of words, drew 4 revolver and biased
away at 0'Conneli, who was sitting at an
open window. The ball whizzed past his
head and lodged in a wall behind. On com
plaint Of O'Connell, Prentiss was arrested BY
officer Lockey, and will have hearing this
afternoon for assault with deadly weapon.
ABRrrAL HrSBAsD.-While officer Loe-
PEE was passing along C street, near the Gold
Hill Divide, last evening, he was attracted BY
the outcries Of a woman, who, smeared with
blood, ran from building thereabouts. called
the Temperance House, shouting murder"
and crying for the police. He rushed into
the house, and soon learned that its proprie-
tor, Henry DAILY, had had quarrel with his
wife 1.-THE woman named) and had struck ner
with whisky bottle, badly cutting her hands.
Daly was taken to the Lookup, and will have
Il hearing before Justice Atwin this after
noon.
PoLIrIcs.-The city election in Virginia
takes place on the 7th Of next month, and
already our neighbors are much exercised
thcreabouts. Some parties-nobody knows
who-publish this morning " psc2les'
Union Ticket" which, so far as we know, or
care, is composed Of good men and true. 1t
was perhaps a wise piece Of policy to place at
it its head (for Mayor Geo. F. Jones, who
holds 81 900 in city scrip.
SCTLIFFE's HOTEL - Tonight, Johnny
Edwards takes farewell benefit at this es-
Enlistment. Many Of his friends in the
profession" have volunteered. We will
take occasion to mention while on this sub
ject, that Sutliffe's Hall, under the new man
agement, is rapidly gaining in public favor,
and rumor has it that several popular favor
ties are soon to appear upon the boards at
this house.
MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-An election is
to be held in Virginia on Monday, March
7th, for Municipal Officers. One Of the
tickets now in the field contains the follow
ing names of candidates. Mayor-Geo. F.
Jones. Police observation-disclosures Leconey.
Aldermen-lst Ward, DR.. Geiger, John Lea
Wit. Second ward-J. L. Black, d. E.
HoR. Third Ward-Jacob Smith, Alex.
Coryell.
BURGLARY. On Friday night some
burglar broke into the house of Captain
Steges, in the lower end Of Gold Hill, near
Coover's Min, and robbed the premises Of .
gold watch and a6out $50 in coin. Look
out! There are thieves around here who de-
serve hanging just as much as any who have
been shung up at Bannock City. II we mis-
take not, big gallows will be seen in Storey
county within six months.
EASTERN PAPERs.-We are indebted TO
Mr.. A. Elliott for eastern files. Mr.. Elliott
is in constant receipt of the New York daily
papers. His place Of business is on the
streets Of Virginia.
New RACE TRAcK.-A race track isaboui
% be made on the Geiger grade. about three
miles north of Virginia. Il viii be one mile
in circumference and ffty feet wide.
RELIerous.-The new Methodist Church
building, at Virginia, win be dedicated next
Sunday. The cdi6ce is 6ne and costly one
Of brick.