Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-24

ports court this morning: T. Cordill and
A. Gugman, arrested BY Capt. Clarkson, for
the erection of a wooden building over fifteen
feet high, above the level of the street; case
will be heard this evening. John Hanlan,
fighting and disturbing the peace, pleaded
guilty fined $40 and costs, paid and was
discharged. p. J. Healey. fighting and dis
turbing the peace fined $40 and costs, paid
and went his way. John Corasess, Mexican,
charged with grand larceny and threats
against life-separate charges-arrested BY
officer Hanks, case set for hearing at 10
o'clock tomorrow. He is charged with hav-
ing stolen quantity Of bullion from fellow
countryman. Thomas D. Warwick, disturb
Ing the peace and drawing deadly weapon,
arrested by officers Larkin and Brokaw.-
VIM. Taylor and VIM Pierson, same offense,
a hearing will be had in all these cases to.
morrow, at 2 o'clock. Samuel Patch, near
relation Of the Doe family, for violation
Of city ordinance in firing off pis.
toll or gun in the public highways, arrested
by officer Larkin case continued till the 18th
inst. Ned Williams, drunk and disorderly,
arrested by Larkin forfeited $40, deposited
for his appearance in Court this morning.
L. NJ. Austin, drunk and snoozing on the
sidewalk, tned s. and costs. James Muir
ply, another Sidewalk-napper, arrested BY
officer Dale discharged. Although rather
lighter than yesterday morning, still the
business OF the Court was pretty fair this
forenoon. Several cases will be heard this
evening.
QUARTERS OF THE Provost GUARD
The quarters which are being erected in Vir-
GINA for the Provost Guard, under the eff
cient superintendent of Captain Runyon,
are almost completed, and in a few days will
be ready for occupation. The buildings are
east of the city, on the property of Mr.. Van
bokkeieu, near the mouth of the Latrobe
Tunnel. The large building-some seventy
five feet in length-will be used as quarters
for the men, while smaller building near
by will be occupied BY the officers in COM
mand of the Guard. The Guard will be COM
posed Of thirty men, under the command of
two commissioned officers.
CALIFORNIA Fowls The trade in do
is very brisk this spring. Every day the pc
culiarly rugged wagons of these I" fowl" ira
ders from the Golden State, are to be seen on
our streets. We should think our own ranch
men would find it profitable to go largely into
the business of raising fowls for the supply
ing of the mining towns of the Territory.
New IScoRPoRArloN.-Th following GER
tiicate of incorporation was filed in the Office
of the County Clerk yesterday: Stafford Gold
and Silver Mining Company, to mine in the
Nevada District. Capital stock son, 900, in
shares Of 500 each. Trustees-A. NJ. Nc
MILAN, c. w. Stafford and II. F. Gottschall.
Principal place of business, Virginia.
ARE NEwBEReER, lately arrested in Vir-
ginia, and now in confinement at Fort
Churchill for the utterance Of reasonable
sentiments, will most probably be sent to
Fort Alcatraz and kept in confinement during
the war. This being his second otfense, he
will probably have regular military trial,
and will be pretty severely dealt with.
To BE PAID OFF.-To-day and tomorrow
the soldiers at Fort Churchill will be paid
off oy Major Bull, Paymaster of the Depart
ment. Some of the companies will receive
their first pay, although they have been nine
months in the service. There are at present
some 600 men at Fort Churchill, therefore
for time greenbacks will be abundant.
ALPHA GOLD HILL MINING CoHPANY.-
At meeting of the above named company,
held to-day, the following officers were elect
ted Trustees: VIM. B. Hickok, c. W. Tozer,
Jonp Bates, W. P. Harrington, jr, Solomon
Lewis; VIM. B. Hickok, President; VIM. II.
Watson, Secretary; A. X. Grim, Treasurer.
FINE times these for long-tail dresses.
Silks and satins would seem to be rather ex-
pensi,e for use as street brooms, yet we daily
see them cheerfully devoted to the sweeping
up of slush and promiscuous filth. But what
can be done? Who shall begin the war with
Fashion:
SILVER BAR.-We saw to-day bar as
sayed by H. Harris, value 1854 o.; said bull
lion was the result of four tons Of ore from
the McDermott Company, Silver City, and
worked at the Phoenix Mill BY L. Hart, S4l
per ton being the result; gold 2l5 and silver
75T fine.
THE First Regiment of n. T. Volunteers
had a rousing benefit at Maguire's Opera
House last night. The performance lasted
until after one o'clock, which is rather too
long for US outside barbarians," who wish
to get home before daylight.
THE street-sprinklers were going their
rounds this forenoon in Virginia as usual-in
spite of the "moist-weather article Of the
local of the Enterprise. The weather in
Washoe is like the white man" mighty on
sartin."
The streets of Virginia were crowded this
forenoon with teams from California, and
those engaged in the home trade-quartz and
lumber teams.
BULLION. - Wells, Fargo & Co. this
morning shipped Is bars of bullion, weighing
lbs pounds, and valued at S2S,629 81.
SOME of our miners, since the commence
ment of the present dull times have adopted
the policy of resting on their ores"
CucrMBERs have made their appearance
in the Virginia markets. We presume they
are from California
THERE was bit ola squabble at the White
& Murphy yesterday, but no harm done-all