Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-27

Freedman and E. Gabriel, arrested by
officers Clancy and Soule for violation o.
CITY ordinance No. So, in selling and eH-
nosinr for sale on the sidewalks, goods
and merchandise. Freeman was dis
CHARGED and Gabriel fined and paid $50.
Joseph Richardson, "culled pusson,'
arraS,ed by special officer Balloe for fight
inc, with another colorcd individual was
fined and paid $50. NJ. Demory, arrested
by officer Downey for fighting forfeited
! his hail of $50. John Roberts, arrested
by officer Soule for being drunk and sleep
ING on the sidewalk was fined and paid
S25. Phillip Sullivan, arrested by officer
Hanks for being drunk and sleeping on
the sidewalk was fined and paid Sl5.
Madame Navarro, Spanish woman, ar
rested on complaint of Madame Monyas
for participating in the innocent amuse-
ment of throwing rocks through the win
dows of the latter named Madame, for
feited her bail in the sum of S25. Anto-
MO Bego, arrested by officers Green and
Lawton, for furious riding through the
streets, was fined and paid S75. Charles
Smith, arrested by officers Green and
Lawton, for furious riding through the
streets, was fined S75. and not paying
was committed TO the city jail for thirty
seven DAYS. Sam Patch, who, by the
way, is a relative of the Doe family, ar
rested by officer Wilcoxson, for being
drunk and taking nap on the sidewalk,
pleaded guilty and was fined Sl5. and in
default of payment was committed for
seven days. Civil Docket: In the mat
ter of George d. Croker VS.. Mrs. G. w.
NJ. CowlcS-an action in unlawful de-
taincr: notice and undertaking on appeal
were filed. J. Gaus 4 Co. VS.. \. Stein
bach-action on account; Judgment for
plaintiffs for 800 and costs. Kate Spies
vs.. McCoy-action on account; notice
and undertaking on appeal filed. Same vs..
Same - notice and undertaking filed.
People vs.. AnSelino, for violation of city
ordinance No. II: case continued till l
Pm. of this day. Girl DOcket-Goodman
& Mccarthy VS.. Virginia and San Fran
cisco Copper, e. Il S. NJ. Co.; Judgment
by default for plaintiff.
ATTEMPTED lNCENDIARlSM.-LaSC even
ing. at about nine o'clock, fire was dis
covered in the rear of the Burnham House,
which. had it obtained any Roadway, un-
doubleday would have produced u most
serious conhagration. After the fire was
extingrliShed. 1t was found that box had
been whitfield up fine, Sprinkled with al
cohol. and piled up against the side OF the
building, and was, undoubtedly, the work
of a would-be incendiary. Suspicion
points very strongly to certain parties,
who. if caught, should be severely dealt
with.-PiWte.
HEAVY SHowER.-We were visited to-
day by heavy thunder shower, which,
commencing with the fall Of storm Of
hail-stones that was heavy on the horse
and mule population. subsidized into n
drenChing rain that soon made Broadway
navigablc for all sorts of loose lumber. y
huge tin can of about twenty gallons bur-
then sailed majestically past our office at
about twenty knots an hour, and will be
at Carson Lake about shutdown, if no I'M
toward accident befals it.
The BALL To-NIGHr.-The weather has
cleared off, the roads are in good condi
ton, and everything is lovely for the Tur-
ners Ball tonight. Everybody ind his
partner will have pleasant time. When
the music shall rise with its voluptuous
swell. soft eyes will look love to eyes that
speak again. and there won't be any
lager beer at hand, in case of emergency
oh no We reckon not.
LOWERED IT'S PUMP.- The Overman
Company lowered It's pump yesterday and
fastened it to its place in the shaft. There
will only about two lengths of pipe have
TO be added to raise the water to the level
of the tunnel. where it will be discharged.
The pipe will be added and the connect
ing rod put on in day or two, when the
company will be ready to commence sink
ing again.
LAFAYETTE CoMPANY.-This company
is sinking its shaft. \ couple days ago
the workmen finished timbering it as far
as it had been sunk, which was to the
depth of so feet, and when that was
done commenced to sink it deeper. Since
work was commenced this time it has been
sunk about six feet, so that the shaft is
now about sc feet deep in all.
Big GrS.-We understand that big
gun is about to be constructed at the
Pioneer Foundry, in the lower end of
town. 1t will be regular S-pounder
feld-piece, four and half feet long. 1t
was ordered by Governor Nye, and is to
be in readiness for use by the Fourth.
Hurrah for Ordnance No. of Nevada.
OS IRA couple of blacksmiths got
their backs up" at one another yesterday,
at Mr.. Butsch's shop, and tried to get a
"paster on each others bugles." Friends
interfered, and they were separated before
any claret was drawn.
BrLL1oN.-Wells, Fargo & Co.'S ship
ment of bullion this morning was 10 bars,
weighing 3S4 pounds, and of the assayed
value of $l0,990 46.
EMIGRANTs.-A train of six teams, all