Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-29

. VIRGINIA POLICE COURT.-The following
| cases were disposed of this morning by Judge
( Davenport: J. Finnam Resisting an oihcer' there
not being sufficient evidence TO sustain tile charge
,b, prisoner WIS discharged John Cutler, drunk:
Maid and was allowed 10 depart poorer. saddles
hut IL i 10 he hoped, a wiser man 1. j. y Brlth,
disturbing the peace: fined - ana costs IN de-
f.,i. of u.tylueut WAS committed TO the city prison
FIR seven DAYS jack Lynch. disturbing the
-,earr- arrested on warrant-tined costs OF Court;
IN default of payment, was sent up five days.
John Holmes drunk and sleeping on the side
walk; lined 50 AMI costs fine and costs rcmittcd
in consideration OF his shaking the dust Of the city
from his feet and departing ncvcrmure To return.
John Brown another fellow with Il soul marching
on charged with being drunk and sleeping; on the
sidewalk. was discharged, perhaps proud that lie
was merely discouraged
TEAMS FROM THE GOLDEN STATE.-Thc
streets Of this place and Virginia are being
thronged with the huge freight wagons used for
trrightins in the mountains throughout the
gi0us bordering the shores Of the PAcihc-thc
mountain or prairie SchOGncrs Of California
The music Of their bells tells the story of our
prosperity Merchants are receiving their spring
E0otlS-ininerS and mill men machinery. Owing
to the m.lGurSS Of last winter cur merchants Will
not meet heavy stocks Of goods this sprung. vel
machinery 20 b. brought over. This however,
" II not come now Most OF the machinery VIII
stLy back for cheaper frcIghts. vet some must
cntGc however high rates may h" charged. "r
dr.. pleased Ia see our streets filled with teams.
vet would be better pleased to hear the snort II
tho iron h0r>e-5ut n! in good time.
SLOWLY. BIT SUEELr.-Evcry day, in almost
every par; OF Virginia, the employees OF the Gas
Company are /, be- seen digging up the streets
rnd putting down ;hcir pipes At first but few
rSgd -as. it being thought too expensive.
The majority CluIE To- tL"iT old coat'olt lamps.
Now. however the price of "a, having been
-oIlrw hat reduced, after another the greasy
and troublesome lamps are hrrE thrown aside.
and cuS substituted Soon fifteen street lamps
viii she'd their bright RAYS in as many dark cor
r.rs of the civ, eIN Ing longer lurking place
tor .arntnrS a'IL sucA - lie n wait tor the uu'
v.lrv with cluhS and S,ruc shot. Light is feared
bv crime. and light is cheaper than policemen AMI
prisons. Lvt Virginia PATRONAGE i4r G;S IniipAaE'
LITTLE CHILDRES-Littir children are begin
ming 10 be NO uncommon sight OF orr streets.
We meet ,hra every day wiki their books aid
- heels -oir- TO or returning from school f";nk
:; ~ for little children. Their mrurucc i great
- il i. good They are - civi.i2luS element
The toughest natures refrain from The ulirrancr
Cd; profanity or obscrutty in their presence IH'"r
are " ElrU 80 deep dyed in sin. anil :" Hi''r.!
void uf shame rs not 10 stand awrl am. rvhuN"d
n tge presence of anv young aud lnn""yut calL
1t him who wautouIy uitrrS ohs'rnltN ~ the
prrsrGc,. If ON Of thyse b. hanged. f'r IN hi
heart dwcl,S no good.
STREET. VIRGTSIA.-Thc deep hollow ~
-, street. pctwsa.. TSy,or and Union, is gratu
ally bring f:!lrd ri. d street. in that portion
wing between The s,.tn" cross streets. once pre-
srar,i quite rs many Irregularities Of SuT.Iyc -
does l. ~ the present time. vet street is now ore
OF IiI,. mo-; level and 'ncS. streets in the city,
through ;hat T,I; o. is length. and Contain, many
apU-~hiu- shops and business houses Gradual
IT, Virginia i, being lrvrlrd down to a cominrGabl,
sra'tr. ari her rough places made smooth.
ENLArGixG THEIR WORKS. - The Faiton
Foundry i, being enlarged H. thr aiiti." II
large shop which j. h"iug built Oh ;hr west end OF
tie Old building. This will Cc used for nachiu.
shop and u new lar.'. lathe. which will sw.l.@
abort twenty feet will be pUr into il. This iuug-
dry -urps ont urge amounts VI ri machinery AMI
siucr i MAS first started several additions have
blrn mai" before this ont.
Coon specimens OF coal continue 70 be cxhih-
irr. from various iocajIic, in the Territory. Il
/, ~ be hoped thar some OF the inany mines NOW
b-;u- worked may prone ui rcrluHncu; Waite.
Every day "ur hills are becoming more and more
!pr, II timber. and soon the Si"Tr.lS will y"
only resort for fuel! This, without railroad,
viii h. ui>cnurac;ngiy expensive. LIT 'hc coal
miners g"r,cycrr-"wr may be happy yer.
Coon TmE.-ThD rioneer Stage lei: Folsom
Yesterday morning 1t O'Clock anil IS minutes
and arrived in Virginia 4. .! O'Clock last night.
Thi, j. the ar>; time ever made in driving up
T;sr drivers were Mouk. Watson aud Gray. Had
o,t Horace been about la: night Monk would
have given him another tricat.
ONIONS. ic;;icc. and other vegetables Of Wa.hoc
growth. are beginning % make ;hcir aPpcar.uc"
in our markets, Being fresh. crisp. and in posses
sion OF al acr natural juices, these are much Pc.
Irrvr'l - vegetables 81 Tho SANE kind brought
from tie gardens OF California.
BULLION SHGPPEp.-wrlls. Fargo y Co. this
morning shipped nineteen bars and ten sacks Of
bullion, weighing IN the aggregate l,S9' pounds
AID worth according to assay. S5l,'yl -.
Late showers have caused our hills TO show
some green spots on their s:des-the dimpcs re-
welcome 20 spring.
PrGILISrIC.-Mr. Thomas Ryan accepts the
challenge OF JOHN Neenan published in on. DOL.
uua>. Whether the talk will amount 10 = fight
IS Il question Of qwien sGbc.
WE andnr,:and ;har some good rock has Lately
been struck in the Bob " ;-lkrr We cant help il.
WHEN we see 4 young lady with a sweet
IL. Il L.