Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-13
THE EVENING NEWS.
VIRGINIA PoLIcg CoURr.-The following

cases nSEe ukSpoSeu VI III JuuSe DdNSHpoEt >
Court this morning: J. Mcmahon, drunk and
disorderly, fined $25-paid. Nothing, a
What Is 1t We presume, found drunk and
sleeping on the sidewalk, arrested BY Hays
and Clancy, forfeited S25 deposited for his
appearance. The Judge certainly should
congratulate himself upon the fact OF his
having made S25 out of Nothing. William
Baird, cruelty TO animals, arrested by Bulger,
forfeited So, deposited rs security for his
appearance this morning. He doubtless felt
satisfied that he deserved punishment. This
is the FIRST arrest Of the kind that we remem-
Der 10 have been made in Virginia. We
hope every tyrant over horse and mule flesh
will hereafter find some Bulger bullying after
him. John DAILY, on warrant, set for hearing
at noon Of the 18th. J. \. Patterson, side
walk sleeper, fined so, and in default sent
over tie way for ten days to sleep in cell.
NJ. Carey, another sleeper, same hne and
same fate. NJ. O'Connor, disturbing the
peace, forfeited $50, deposited as security for
his appearance. Stuman. drunk and indie.
cent exposure of his person, fined S20-paid.
Jas. Freeman, GiSordery and threatening
life, set for hearing 1t II o'clock on the 18th
inst L. Hensley. 4 witness in above case, in
defaul, of giving bonds in the sum of
500 for his appearance was committed to
iail till the time Of trial. Jas. Freeman,
same man mentioned above, for abusing an
officer while in Jail, Will be heard at same
time as on first charge. John Smith, side
walk sleeper, fined $50 and sent up for ten
days in default Of the scadS. Joe Evening,
a sort of night hawk, same charge, same
sentence. Pat Fisher, d. d., fined S25 in de-
fault, sent up for twelve days. VIM. Carroll,
i. d., fined 80 and sent up ten days for
want of spondoolics. Complaint was made
this morning by pair Of d street damsels
Of certain parties for forcibly entering upon
their premises, calling them pet names and
kicking things about in manner more tamI-
liar than agreeable. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest Of said parties. A man
BY the name Of VIM. f. Clark was before the
Court on suspicion Of having attempted to
murder and rob man on Taylor street last
night, after some questions being asked him
he WAS sent back to Jail 10 await further de-
velopments. Cries of murder were heard
and the report of 4 pistol, and on go
ing to the spot the police found the
man cutting his stick from the vicinity.
4 man was in Court who was attacked At this
place last night, but as it was quite dark he
did not recognize Clark as the attacking
party.
MoRg PIPE.-We noticed some new pipe
making at the Pioneer Boiler Works the
other day. Par, of it was for the Midas
company, and the rest for the Belcher. Both
these companies are sinking, and for that
reason continually want more pipe to put in
above thei- pumps, as they have 10 be lowered
down. The Midas company is now going
down with its shaft very rapidly, rs there is
At present no water in i. The pump is, how
ever, all the time kept in readiness for use,
for it is not known how soon water will be
struck. In the Belcher the case is just the
reverse. There the water is in large quaint
ties, and the work goes along very slow; but
a GOOD supply Of pipe i, kept on hand all the
time, nevertheless, 50 as 10 be ready for use
when the water permits work to be done, and
the pump requires lowering.
BUsY-After the quiet Of a rainy, sleepy,
Sunday the people, under the double intu-
ence Of bright and beautiful day and the re-
IMMIGRATION Of rest, poured out upon the
streets OF Virginia this foreeoon, in pursuit
Of business or pleasure, and the city again
has city'S roar and rush. \ good many
teams from California were on the streets
this morning and piles Of merchandise are
everywhere to be seen on the sidewalks.
Judging from the hustle 10 be seen on all the
business streets, trade wonld seem TO be fast
improving in almost every branch.
ECLIPSE MILL.-This mill is undergoing
extensive and thorough alterations and re-
pairs. The old amalgamating pans have all
been taken out, and their places are being
supplied with Hepburn's patent amalgama-
tors There are eight of these new amalga-
majors, and four Separators being put IN.
This mill has powerful engine, good bat
! rka-a -u,r I
the matchmaking department, will be able
TO do a large amount Of work, and DO It well.
Il will be in running order in few days.
CONFINED EFFORT CoMPANY.-This COM
psny is busy all the time sinking its shaft.
I. has got down about go feet, and is driving
work ahead 4, rapidly as possible now, while
there is no water to trouble. The work IS
being done in the best style. The shaft is
being timbered as fast as il is sunk, and for
that purpC Sc four-inch plankS are used. There
are some good miners doing the work, and
this is now one of the best shafts IN the
neighborhood.
DARDAHELLE Co.-This company has got
its boiler set, the bed Of its engine placed,
and now is engaged in connecting the steam
works. The frame for the hosting works IS
EeaQf 70 raise, anu WILL JG PON ~ StAS@Naf-
The reels are on the ground, but have not
vet been set. They are two in number. The
machinery for this claim vii! all be in run
ming order in a very short time, when work
on the mine will be Immediately commenced.
CENTRAL AMERICAN COMPANY. - This
company keeps steadily at work on its new
shaft sinking on the side of the hill, just south
of the South Oyerman claim 1t is sinking
very good shaft there, and expect it will not
have to 20 very deep TO strike the ledge. Inc
South OTerman struck 4 ledge just short
distance north from where this shaft is sink
ing, and perhaps this company will have
equal good luck.
HorsrINo WORKS. - The New Oregon
Company is busy framing its new hosting
works. The machinery has not yet arrived,
but will be here soon. The company IS expe-
ditinz work, by doing all that it is possible to
do before the machinery arrives at the claim,
so that it will not take long TO put It IN oper-
alton after it once comes to hand.
LAHPs.-The posts for the street lamps in
Virginia are being put up on the principal
thoroughfares. The lamps will soon be ready,
when the streets of Virginia will be lighted
with gas. This is an Improvement which
mas long Oeeu ueeueu, AS late dt hiSuS MHtA
the principal business houses are closed the
streets are very dark.
RESUMED WoRK.-The Crown Point Com
pany regales US again to-day with the odor Of
stagnant waters. The perfume isn't quite SO
strong as it has been heretofore, because the
water has been confined but a few days; but
il bears \ resemblance close enough to suit
our nasal organs.
THE YouSo IDEA."-The Provost Guard
are out for target practice nearly every day.
This morning squad from the Guard was
banging away quite cheerfully for couple
of hours. Well, to use an original express
sion, practice makes perfect.
OWING to the b4d state of the weather,
yesterday was a very dull day in Virginia.
The rain forced people to keep within doors,
and the streets looked quite dreary and de-
serted. COMPARED with their usual crowded