Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-28

| HE amount of business was done in Judge
Davenpor,'s Court this morning. John Doe
was ON hand again, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. He was lined s. and costs
which. he paid and was set at liberty. Bry
ant, another drunk and disorderly, was fined
SO and costs-the presumption is, therefore
that he had it just twice as bad as Doe did
John Kahonc, drunk, disorderly, sleeping on
the sidewalk; WAS fined $40 and costs, and
was committed in default of pay How he
could be asleep and disorderly rather puzzles
us; however, he was doubtless snoring in
such a terrific way as that his otFense could
come under no other head but disOrderly
John l.owrie, charged with having committed
a nuisance, Was fined $40 and costs; paid
for the luxury and was discharged. Lewis
Ash, assault and battery; fined so and
costs, in default Of payment was committed
NJ. Dolan and James Shannon, misdemeanor,
each fined 81 and cossS, paid and were dis
charged. John Kelly, for disturbing the
peace, forfeited S25 deposited for his appear
ance. Pat Fisher, for disturbing the peace,
fined $40 and costs. which he paid and was
discharged. Mike Murray, assault and bat
terry fined $40 and costs, committed in de-
fault of payment. Robert Hunter, assault
and battery; fined $40 and costs, paid and
was discharged John Benson, assault
technical-on an officer, fined 81 anu costs {;
committed in default Of payment.
An OyERrLowING PnIsOS. = The CITY
| Prison in Virginia was this morning full 10
OVERLOOKING. Twelve were already then Ill
confinement, and this morning ten others
new men-wcre committed, making twenty
two in all. As there are but two cells in the
| Jail, this number was greater than could be
/ accommodated, and We understand it was the
I intention of Judge Davenport 10 visit the
| lookup this forenoon and discharge all the
! old prisoners-that is, Elild oacndcrS-who
| could raise money to pay costs. Why Is not
L chan-gang instituted in Virginia: In this
! particular, our big neigh5or is much behind
Us. 4 chain-gang and work on the streets
would cause stampede among the Virginia
buns"
| THE TAG ORpISANCE.-Our contemporary
Of the Carson Independent says that town IS
/ oyerrun with worthless canine population
worse than the locuSts OF Egypt, and is IN 4
| cloud Of mystery as to what would remedy
/ the evil. Carson makes prctensionS to being
| a CITY and If it is city, the matter Is PLAIN
/ thar the city fatherS-not the fathers o! the
! dogs-arc remiss in prohibiting the nuisance,
/ either By impounding II, eNtcrmlnatlon, or
| exac,inG the usual five dollars a head from
! the owners Of each canine. Gold Hill is
| ahead Of Carson in many respects, and this
/ is one ofthem. Liberty for dogs is very near
] - fNr N
eminent, although We honestly entertain a
better opinion Of the former than We do OF
the latter.
JUDGE Arw1LL's COuRT.-The followngl
cases were on the docket for this mUr,.'"y
Church & Co., VS.. Duval, suit for So On
book account; judgment for plaintiff. Gillig,
Mott 4 Co., VS.. Burke, suit for SSS on book
account; continued till to morrow. Mitchell
K Co., VS. Hail K Newman, suit for S63 Ii
on book account; set for trial this afternoon.
Langridge VS.. Hollis, suit for 800 on book
account; set for hearing this afternoon.
GONE FROM OrR GAzE.-Miss Ada Glare,
the Queen of the Bohemians, departed this
morning from Virginia for California, via
the Henncss Pass route. She made but a
short stay among her WaShoc subjects.
Scarce were their hearts made glad BY the
light of her smile ere she turned her face from
them. Now are our BohemianS Goubly sad,
for she was fair and lnveabie little queen.
IxCoRPoRATGoS.- following company
filed their certificate Of incorporation in the
County Clerks office on Saturday. The File
nois Gold and Silver Mining Company, TO
mine in the Red Mountain District, Churchill
county. Capital stock $3.50, 900, in l.S0O
shares OF 500 each. TruStees-T j. Richcy,
lillian Bartlett and jeremiah Wilcox. Place
of business. Washington City.
CHASGEs.-Mr. Charles Bonner, formerly
President of the Yellow Jacket Mining Com
pany, has accepted the position OF Superin-
tendcnt of the affairs Of the Gould K Curry
Company, and Charles L. Strong Esq, former
Superintendent of the mine, has been chosen
President, in the place Of Mr.. John Young,
lately deceased.
MEssRs. Quick & GAGSoN have fitted up
the Alta Market, on Main street, opposite
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S, in elegant style, and
intend 10 keep their establishment in state
of neatness that will command the appro6a-
ton Of those fastidious on the subject OF grub.
See their advertisement
DEAD.-Alderman Mitchell, of Virginia,
died Yesterday about one O'Clock, of para
!vtic stroke. He was man much esteemed
By his fellow citizens, and his loss is severely
felt His funeral took place this afternoon
at > o'clock, and was largely attended, and
was conducted BY the Masonic fraternity.
BrLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co., shipped,
Yesterday morning, twenty bars and two sacks
Of bullion, weighing 1885 pounds and of the
estimated value of 1851 96. But one lot
came in last night for shipment this morning,
the rest shipped this morning was bullion
brought in on Saturday.
4 SOCIAL PARTY will come off tomorrow
evening at the Russ House, opposite the
Miantonomah Company's works, American
Flat. Everybody and his wifes sister are
respectfully invited to be present.
COMBINED EFFORT SALE.-The delinquent
stock in this Company is advertised for sale
to morrow.
HAY is selling in this market at from $40
of $40 per ton, according to quality.
AT Printers festival the following senti-
ment was offered: Printers wiycS-May
thev always have plenty of small caps for
the heads Of their little original articles"