Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-06
THE EVENING NEWS.

Inc DlSulCt SOuAh VI "asiiOe' SuOSS
Goodwin presiding, met yesterday for Its
virgin session. The term will probably
continue for two months, as large
amount of litigated business is standing
unfinished. We have long known Judge
Charles H. Goodwin, and than him no
better man ever donned the judicial
ermine, honorable, just and courteous to
all men. WaShoe county has done honor
to herself by the selection she has made
YET A CHANcE.-Captain Warner has
room for few more recruits IN his COM
pany, which will be detailed for active ser
vice immediately upon mastering into the
service. Uncle Samuel takes good care Of
fis bows lust now. The winter will prob
ABLY be very hard, and Captain Warner
will furnish any good, able-bodied man
with grub and store clothes who may give
kim call at the quarters of the Provost
(iuard. in Virginia City.
FEARS are entertained for the safety of
Captain HasSett'S company of Nevada
Volunteers. Some six weeks since the
command. which was at Honey Lake, re-
ceived orders to report at headquarters,
aud should have arrived here at least three
weeks since. The company was supplied
with rations to last until about the 10th
of November. Nothing has been heard
Of the company, and we have heard fears
expressed that they might be "snowed
m
ANOTHER CAvE.-The high bank in the
rear of the premises occupied by Mrs.
Dill. on South c street, partially slid in,
smashing in the cook room and some out
buildings. \ force of men are engaged
in trying to prevent any further fall of the
bank. During this wet weather it be-
hooveS people TO take good care that every
precaution is used to prevent the caying
Of embankmentS, for not only property is
lost but life is endangered.
Presentation. 4. W. Nightingale
and f. Wilson, Esq, arrived in town this
morning via Dutch Flat. The boys"
admire that part of the country very
much, having been but week on the
road. Mr.. Nightingale went to Carson
this morning to be " sworn in" although
Charley saws that Lance" has sworn
enough to get anybody "in" in the
country.
ATTEMPTED INcESDARIsM. - An out
building connected with the establishment
of Miss Jessie Lester, on D street, was set
on fire last night. \ serious conhagra-
tion would have ensued had not Messrs.
Shea, Irwin ard Paddock been around
who worked vigorously and succeeded in
Quenching the flames before any general
alarm was given.
RIVERS OF esterdsy afternoon
& large amount of Slush that had been
damned lit got id several times after
wardl opposite the engine-house of Young
America Company No. ,, broke the bar
riers and came rushing down c street,
flooding sidewalks. pouring down cellars |
and Easements, and making things gener-
ally look rather dirty.
MrLLMES, ATTENTION We call the |
attention of millmen add others to the adj
vert;sement of Cronin * Mag;nniss, who
are prepared TO do all kinds of stone-ma-
son work on the most reasonable terms.
Orders may be left at the FL Dorado Sa-
loon, South c street, Virginia.
AxPrrArIoS.-The man who had his
leg ampu,ated some time since at Carson,
was compelled 10 submit to the operation
Of re-amputation yesterday. DR.. Bryarly
performed the operation, and the patient
is doing as well as expected, although but
little hope for his life is had.
New M,RSHAL.-NIr. H. Hamlin has
been appointed Town Marshal of Gold
Hill. Mr.. Arnold. the former incumbent,
has been absent from the State for long
time, on account Of IL health. Whether
he resigned, or his office was declared va
can't, we have not learned.
The weather has been warm and balmy
Tor TWO or three days, and the large banks
Of snow on the hillsides are rapidly disap-
bearing, converting our streets into one
grand slush-pool, almost impossible for
nan or beast.
A V1RG1NIAS K1LLED.-It is supposed
hat the Mr.. Crow killed some time since
ov the Indians on Walker River, is gen.
.ieman who used to reside in Virginia,
and who was member Of Eagle Engine
Company No. 8.
OLD TINES AGAM.-The Pioneer Line
IF stages IS now running very nearly on
time, for the proprietors and agents have
he enterprise to push ahead in the face of
,very difficulty. Success to the Pioneer
Line, say we.
RrPMRED.-The pumping gear of the
Ophir Company broke on Sunday, and in
the water in the mine gained
some so feet, but it Is now repaired and
the body of water is being again rapidly
decreased.
CRUDE BuLLIoN.-The following lots Of
crude bullion have been to-day received
At the following Assay offices. Rhullng
X Co., 3lO6 ounces; Van Wyck s Co.,
5204 ounces; Theall & Co., 32+9.
MEErrxG.-The regular monthly meet
ing of Nevada Hook and Ladder Co. No.
|. will be held this evening. A prompt
attendance is required, as business of I'M
Dortance will come up for transaction.
ASSESSMENT SALES.-The following as
,essment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported by Billet, O'Brien & Co., Bro
kers. No. SO South street, Virginia.
Baiazet s Golden Era, Michigan.
ALLMAS's stable, recently crushed in BY |
the snow, is being re-roofed, and will
soon be as good as new. John is not only |
q GOOD Abolitionist, but an enterprlsing |
cuss who is bound to go ahead.
Dv1pESD.-As will be seen by an adj |
ver,isement in our columns, the Conf |
dence Company have declared dividend
49, 1npF