Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-25

VIRGINIA POLICE CorRr.-The following
cases came before Judge Davenport this
morning; John Collins and Thomas DAILY
for violation Of city ordinance BY hring
pistol in the streets; Collins was fined $lo
and costs. which he paid and was discharged;
DAILY was discharged without fine, d: Hag,
gerty, drunk and asleep on the sidewalk Stu
and costs. J. F. Dogherty, the man VINO
walked numerous hours Q0Si without sleep
or rest, for fighting at the conclusion oil ms
wonderful feat, was fined $50 and costs ana
committed in default of payment. Laugh
! lin, drunk and abusive, fined so and costs
committed in default Of payment JOE
drunk and asleep on the sidewalk, hned Slo
and costs. Johnny Smith, drunk and asleep
on the street, fined Slo and costs-commit1.,eo
in default of payment. "Drunkcn Roe
Richard, perhaps-drunk and fighting, fined
S25-paid and was discharged. Abner West,
for violation Of city ordinance, IN riding
furiously through the streets, was hned %
and costS-he came near hurting SeFerai
persons-paid his fine and was discharged.
JUDGE ATwILL's CoURT.-The following
cases have been before this Court since yes
terday morning Livingston VS.. Soulee, I'M
lawful dctainer; case continued to April I'd.
Gaiver VS.. Hill & Hand, suit on book ac-
count decision reserved. Newheld VS..
Lachman, suit for money overpaid on assess
ments decision reserved. People vs.. Gar
retz, assault and battery on McFadden; lined
$50 and costs. Garrett has had McFadden
arrested for examination before the Police
Court for assault and battery on his person;
People VS.. Purcell, two complaints OF assault
and battery with threats against life; both
cases dismissed.
CENTREvILLE CoMPANY.-Thc claim OF
this company was located the 18th Of Jan'y
SO, on the west side of Gold Canon. The
company claim an extension on the Justice
ledge. They are now sinking shaft about
! 100 Yards southwest of the Old Stewart and
| kirkpatrick Mill. The shaft is now about
40 feet deep by u in the clear in size, and
timbered with inch plank, into three COM
| partmentS of equal size. The company have
not yet found their ledge, but are very conf
dent of so doing, and make all their improve
mentS in the most substantial and durable
manner.
SILVER VALE.-Quite fine ledge Of
quartz has been struck, We understand. in
the Silver Vale. We were shown some very
fair looking rock this morning that was taken
from the vein. Tbs lead is located on Ame-
rican Flat, and the owners are sanguine Of
having good thing shortly.
NORTH AMERICAN.-This extensive and
enterpriSing company are pushing their ope-
rations vigorously. They are about purchas-
| ing two engines, one Of sixty and one OF
| thirty horse power. For this purpose, they
have levied an assessment Of $40 per foot.
ALL the stages going in the direction Of
Humboldt and Reese river are well loaded
with passengers. Many persons are now in
| Virginia waiting for seats in the stages going
| to Reese river and Overland.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo < Co., this morn
ing shipped IL bars and sacks of bullion,
weighing, in the aggregate, HIS pounds, and
of the estimated value Of spool o..
CoMING.-Fihy-four passengers are ex-
pected in to-day by the Pioneer line. Doubt
less large number of passengers will also
come by the other lines.
STocKs of all kinds are little dull at
present. The late cool weather appears to
have had chilling, stiFening effect upon
stocks Of every grade.
BULLION FOR THE WEEK.-The amount Of
bullion shipped by Wells, Fargo & Co., the
present week, was $3.50 pounds, worth
| SIS, 40 &c.