Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-29
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/ ,r;+,assed the talleSt kind of 4 iuneral. -FOUR
Se,d bodies were at once placed in 4 one
borse hearse on two wheels, to be taken to n
Mace of burial. The funeral started from
! the rear of the calaboosc, and the corpses
were followed by a long procession Of mourn
ing policemen-Capt. McClory being chief
crier-andnumerous relatives ofthe deceased,
there being not less than five generations of
relatives, Jack Hyatt being the Oldest 1t
was a solemn sight, and our reporter was so
deeply affected that he was overcome with
Swoon and had to be carted home When he
recovered he returned, copious tears flowing
from his benevolent eyes, and on inquiring Of
Marshal Arnold the names of the deceased
citizens-was informed that the City Pound
had lust been cleared OF a lot Of dogs who
had been impounded for not having tags
around their necks, as provided BY law. CThe
reporter again Tented, but we are happy to
say that Dan de Guile, Of Virginia, pro-
nOunces him convalescent.)
SCRINAAGE AT THE FLAr.-There was a
discussion wild fists" out at the Miantono-
nah works, yesterday afternoon. The ma
chinery having been put in running order
quite number Of persons had assembled TO
inrpect the same; when huge individual! oil
the Hibernian persuasion criticised, III DIS
paraging terms, the manner OF the putting
up of the engine, and expressed an opinion
that he could whip the man that did It. Al
this the engineer, albeit, small IN stature, vet
with sand and grit, and muscle, tar beyond
his size, did wax wroth, and the ooay, 10
wit: the head, the nose, the eyes, ana the
general mug OF the Phoenician most horribly
did punch, to the great damage OF the SAID
critic and his beauty. All Of which was rela-
b,. r. | NVhn Spllpth StrDpu
drink at the willows.
CASE OF DEBORAH PHILLIPs.-ln the Dis
trict Court, yesterday, MrSlDcborah Phillips,
who was found guilty Of manslaughter, was
brought I'D for sentence. Defendants coun-
sci made strong and lengthy appeal, show
ing the extreme prOvocation on the part OF
the deceased, ETC., after which Judge North
remarked that as the prisoner was woman,
he would not, as is customary in such cases,
request her TO rise; and proceeded to SEN
tence her to one years Imprisonment IN the
Territorial Prison. At the conclusion of his
words, the anguish Of the prisoner found
vent in half suppressed means, such as
might be expected from a woman under such
circumstances.
HAND on THE NArIvEs.-The present
stormy weather is pretty rough on the Pr
Utes, who, great and small, male and female,
must sleep in the open air on the mountain
sides with no other protection from the IN
clemencics Of the season than pair Of old
blankets. During the day they come into
our towns and stand shivering under awnings,
looking hungrily at the display Of fruit in the
markets and devouring in imagination the
cart-loads Of meat and vegetables, in front of
shops devoted to the sale of these articles.
The sight of all these good things must be
very irving TO the patience and honesty OF
poor ''Lo''-low in spirits, low in spirits, low
in purse, low in everything but appetite and
capacity to contain ''heapa bistick."
VIRGINIA Police CouRr.-There was but
one case before Judge Davenport this morn
ing-a wonderful falling off from yesterday
morning! This one was neither John Doe
nor Richard Roe, but Frank Williams, who
was arrested for being drunk and asleep on
the sidewalk He was fined $40 and costs,
and not having the tin was sent to the lock
up to smell the smells there Astounding, for
the space OF nine sleeps. Two cases OF fight
ing were set for hearing ut two o'clock this
afternoon.
SLoPPY.-The streets of Virginia were en-
ceedingly sloppy this forenoon. Considera-
bic of snow fell there, but it melted almost
as soon as it touched the ground. The cross
streets, always hard to pull up and dreaded
bv teamsterS in good weather, are now so
slippery that it is almost impossible to ascend
them with full load. OF course there is
much banking, whipping and swearing.
UNION SrAR.-The Enterprise has seen
some very fair looking ore from what is
known as the Union Star claim, located in
Niger Ravine, Devils Gate District. The
lead is about D feet in width, crops out, and
at the depth of IS feet assays $50 per ton.
May the silvery lustre Of the Union Star
never grow dimi
FINE RooM-The new room Of the WaShoe
Stock and Exchange Board is as handsome
as 4 stained glass skylight, or dome, fine pic
lures, beautiful carpets and splendid furniture
can make it. II is far ahead of anything of
the kind in the Territory, and perhaps on the
whole Pacific coast there is no room used for
4 similar purpose that equals it in Splendor.
OFF FOR BoIsE.-Mr. Geo. Williamson in
forms us that himself and brother, and three
other gentlemen, are to leave for Boise in
few DAYS. They will go overland, by way Of
the Humboldt. Each of them will take
mule to ride, and one extra animal will be
taken along to pack with neccssaries.
THE improvements on the Gould 4 Curry
Mill are progressing as speedily and satisfac-
torily as could be desired. When completed,
the mill and all its connections and surround
ings will make it the wonder and pride Of
Washoc.
JUDGE ArwtLL's CouRT.-Two or three
suits on book account for small sums, and
one case of assault, were on the docket for
trial to day. None Of the cases are of much
| importance, except to those particularly in
terested.
ARREsrs.-But two or three arrests were
made in Virginia last night. One Of these
was fellow by the name Of Williams, found
drunk and asleep on the sidewalk. He would
probably have chilled to death had he not
been found BY the officers.
DEAD.-Mr. Ans, the person who was so
severely injured last week in the Keystone
No.i2, by the falling of bucket, died last
night.
BuLL1oS-Wells, Fargo & Co this morn
ing shipped 10 bars and 2 sacks of bullion,
weighing, in the aggregate, 920 pounds, and
of the estimated value Of $20,627 10.
SINCE the late stormy weather set in there
has been marked falling off in the arrivals
by stage from California.
LovEJoY's NEW PAPER is to be called the
Daily Piute.
The Old Pi-Jte will appear in Virginia as
daily about the 18th Of April.
The MESKEN leaves for California to-mor-
row morning.
Stock Sales Yesterday,
The following sales of stock were made in tho
different Boards of Virginia and Gold Hill yes
day:
VIRGINIA STOCK MARKET.-The following sales
were made in this Board yesterday: Ten feet
Uar-nId 4 Arco ut Sc 25; 10 feet ditto at ST 10