Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-26
THE EVENING NEWS.

HIS IlOlOI JuASS ASS N---
VIM. REYNOLDS and Thomas Lyons, ar
rested by officers Clarkson and Shepard
m warrant. charged with attempting to
Kill. are to be heard to-day; this matter
: in reference to the late shooting at the
Gould & Curry tunnel; Hereford appears
for the prosecution and belong for the
defense. J. D. Wales. arrested by hrc
wardens Williams and Ballou, charged
with violating city ordinance, P!eas'
guilty to the charge, was fined Sl3 which
ne paid. George Laughton, arrested .!
officer Clarkson on a charge Of OF u H.
WAS fined bv the Court $50 ana COM
ni,ted for ten days in default OF payment.
John Brown, arrested by officer LaeNe!
ON a similar charge. forfeited ban 70 tlle
auonnt Of $50. This same john bro"h
has been Il man of considerable mil'ary
no,or;etv, and the next time we nave 10
record his appearance oeiOF1 INK INV
Court. we shall not record MS i'a'ne "S
John Brown.
C,v,, PROBATE CoURr, VIRGINIA.
This conr, me, this morning at o'clock,
and the following matters were attended
~. Pharrer vs.. Strauss < Co.-case con-
.;rued for hearing of citation. Trout vs..
Ssnkey-neither party to the above action
appearing, a continuance was ordered Tor
rbe term. Prescott ct al. VS.. Mckearney-
Judgment ordered for plaintiff. Defendant
sDpeared and asked that default be
stricken off. Petition denied, and de-
frndant's counsel excepted thereto, and a
>-ay of proceedings for five days was
Granted. Same W. II. Z. Collins-Judg-
rnent entered for plaintiff. The several
jurors empanueled to-day were excused
until Monday. at 10 o'clock. After the
transaction of the above business the
court took q recess until this afternoon at
, o'clock.
SIcxExIxG.-The accidents which on
almost every wet day occur to quartz
,eams coming down the steep street OF
cold Hill, are absolutely sickening; but
they appear to have no csutionarT effect.
We have chronicled affairs of the kind
that make one shudder, and still no pains
appears TO be taken TO prevent their re-
currence. This forenoon four-mule
team came tearing down the hill with
broken brake and no shoe, and piled up in
y heap in front of our Office. One of the
wheelers had its legs crushed and had to
he killed. Such negligence looks like
1lHy'Ger.
4 DINNER DISTURBED.-Gesterday,
while several of our Chinese fellow-citi-
lenS were celebrating Thanksgiving with
.avorv dishes of stewed worms, boiled
birds nests and the like, the house in
which they were, was tipped on its "beams
end" by the wind. and dinner, Cinnamon,
stools, chop sticks. and other culinary
herbs were piled in one corner of the
house, which BY the way was owned by
His Imperial HighnesS George Duwney
ESQ, Prince of the Chop Way Co. John
seldom is profane, but Re could not avoid
cursing our zeyhyrs Yesterday.
An APOLOGY TO Mas. WOoLF.-As a
courteous cuss should do, we apologize to
mythical lady, whom yesterday we
made to represent the above character.
We will classify-First. Our apology is
due 10 any unknown Mrs. Barney Woolt.
for our statement. Second. Mrs. Woof
must excuse Us for any error we COM
mi,ted as 10 sex, we think any one liable
10 a mistake in this case. Third. II ever
Mrs. Woolf does get " robbed, we trust
that Mr.. Woolf will also accept our apol-
ogy.-[VIRG. REP.
Sar,N,,e1t. cant avoid
looking at whatever of the beautiful that
chances to come before our eyes. This
,letestable mud at the street crossings,
compels US to see many things of fair and
lovely proportions, and occasionally,
white hose will get spotted with mud, and
then we always see rush to RoSener \
Co.'S, Store. south street, where dam
ages may be repaired.
CoxyESIENT.-That huge pile Of wood
at the crossing at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Office, in Virginia, is very nice institu-
ton this muddy weather-it driving one
either over the wood or into foot or two
of mud. The employees at Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S, we are glad to state, don't coun-
renance any such blockade.
LAW F1RM.-Our friends Hoover \
Hereford have opened Law Office at
Room No. =, Taylor's Building, Virginia,
and will devote their entire attention to
Irrigated business in the Courts OF Nevada.
Both of these gentlemen are well read IN
law, enterprising, and of good business
application. Give them call.
New ASSAY OrFIcE.-We call atten-
ton 10 the advertisement of 5. Molitor X
Co., who have taken the rooms in May
nard's Block, formerly occupied as the
Stock Exchange, and have opened an As
say Office. Their works will be in read
mess for operation on Monday next.
Blown Down. During the gale of
last evening an unoccupied house, situated
on the Geiger Grade, was blown down
and totally demolished. Fragments OF
the roof sailed through the air long dis
lance, and the posts of the establishment
are now widely apart.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sale will take place on Monday,
as reported by Billet, O'Brien s Co., Bro
kers, No. SO South C street, Virginia:
NY Own Mary Ann, Gold Hill District.
y. B.-Greenbacks will be taken at par
of course.
CRAZY. A respectable looking man
collected crowd on South c street this
morning. by his loud talking and wild de-
meanor. He was evidently insane, and
was taken in charge by an officer.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Last night cave
occurred in the Empire mine, by which
man named McClamara had his skull
broken. 1t is at present uncertain whether
he will survive.
CRUDE BULLION REcEIvED.-The fol-
lowing invoices of crude bullion have been
received to-day. Rhuling & Co., 3lO4
ounces: Van WICK & Co., 1910 ounces