Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-13
THE EVENING NEWS.


following business was this morning trans
acted before Judge Davenport: Blac
Hawk, arrested by officer Shepard 10
assault and battery, plead guilty TO tn
charge and was fined $40, which he paid
Michael Maloney, arrested by officers La"
ton and Green, for fighting, was fouii'
guilty and held in the sum of $50 10 an
Swer 10 the complaint Of the plainnH o. OF
the 18th. Frank Perry, arrested oy ON
GERS Lawton and Green, for hghtns' wa
discharged. VI. Vallanme. jose CaStra
Eslefou Lesember, Fernando Selida, l.
N[oraneau, and l.. Grapes. arrested OF
complaint of J. Sierra, for malicious ms
chief, were discharged. Civil Docket
Light vs., Bird, action in aSSumpSit, tol
$50. on trial. Sordery vs.. Friedman et
al. action on promiSSory note for 1868 33,
trial set for the 18th, at II N.
INpRovgMENTS.-W We notice improve,
ments of various kinds going ON in Viz,
yinia, prominent among which is the reju,
venating of the portion of Taylor's build
ing fronting on C and Taylor street, which
is being reftted and repaired for the Bani
Of California. We can hardly believe thu
good times of Washoe are among tht
things that were, but that bright futur,
is still in store for our Young State; anC
so think Others, Judging from the prepare,
rions being made for business of all kind:
for the ensuing season.
DEPARTURE. - Gen. Mcdowell anC
staff bid adieu to the citizens Of Virginia
this morning, en- route to Sacramento
\ large crowd was assembled TO bid him
adieu, and the best wishes of every Loyal
man 90 with him. True, the Copper
heads have a great deal to say in regard &c
the military necessity which sent the Gen.
eral over here, but we opine, that it will
be different kind of necessity that will
place their miserable carcasSes in Forts
Alcatraz OF Churchill, if they ale not eau
,iouS of their reasonable actions.
PROBATE Court, NIRGINIA.-rhe fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Judge Ferris, To-day: Rogar vs.. McMur-
rhy, action for rent. Judgment for plaintiff.
LanSon W. QuiSley, cause tried. parties
being present Judgment was given fol-
plaintiff. TO which the defendant took en-
ceptionS, stay OF proceedings for five days.
Goldman vs.. Weimer. In this action, the
court rendered decision that the defendant
have leave to file answer within one day,
by making payment Of all costs.
Social PARrIES.-un tomorrow Fri
day. evening, two Social Parties will
come off in Gold Hill. One at Winter
hauers new building, just below the
Eclipse Stables and the other at th'
White House. The young ladies ant
gentlemen of Gold Hill can now conf
nence "sprucing up" for the occasion
Pleasant weather - moonlight - love -
good times coming, and all that. After
4 while-bad roads-cold weather-and
love is ausgespeih.
CoHcERr.-Ossian E. Dodge will dodge
into town on Saturday evening, and, &C
companied by Mr.. Haywood, will give tc
tine citizens OF Virginia one OF their pleas
ing and entertaining concerts at the Pro-
bate Court room. Every one has heard
OF Ossian E. Dodge, and his past reputa-
hon will undoubtedly insure him q
crowded house.
LARGE MAIL.-An enormous Overland
letter and paper mail arrived in Virginia
this morning, and persons who have been
anxiously awaiting the arrival Of letters
from their friends in the East will doubt
less receive some ten or twenty piece to-
day, judging from the stuffed appearance
Of the boxes at the post office.
JuSrICE's Court, VIRGINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Judge Sawyer to-day: People vs.. 5.
Beck, action for forcible entry on the pre-
misses, fined S25, and bound over in the
sum of 5000 to keep the peace for six
months, fine paid and bond given.
CHARITY ScRooL.-We understand that
the first term Of the school Of the Sisters
Of Charity will commence on Monday
next. We trust they will realize thell
most saEguine expectations, and that in
due time the bread cast upon the waters
shall be returned.
ANALGAN.-The following amounts Of
amalgam were received to-day'at the diff
terent Assay offices in Virginia, Van
WICK & Co., $500 ounces; Ruhling &
Co., 4,I9O ounces; Theall & Co., 3,l53
ounces.
ATTENTION. GERMANS The German
Union Club of Gold Hill will meet al
Turn Verein Hall this evening. \ full
attendance is earnestly requested.
Bullion SHIPPED.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
this morning shipped sacks and IA barS
Of bullion, weighing 1854 pounds, of the
assayed value Of S27,694 a..
Arrivals and Deparfures.