Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-24
REcoRDER's CoURr. The following
Broom Rangers were before Judge Daven-

I REcoRDER's Court. = The following
Broom Rangers were before Judge Daven.
port this morning: Joseph Miller, arrested
by officer Garvey, on a charge of indecent
exposure of person, was found guilty,
fined $50, and committed for IA DAYS.
John O'Brien, arrested by officer Lawton,
on a charge Of d. d., plead guilty, was
fined $40, and committed DAYS. Mrs.
Dreher, arrested by Marshal Cooke on a
warrant, charged with having committed
an assault and battery on another fair one,
was upon trial fined therefor $40, which
she paid. John Doe, arrested by officers
Cook and Green, for a violation of city
ordinance IN discharging firearms in the
city limits had hearing of his case con-
tinued until Tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Ned Bursin, arrested by officer Bulger,
was discharged for want of prosecuting
witness. p. Bell. arrested by officers
Lawton and Downey, on warrant, was
discharged. John Smith, arrested by Off
Ger Wallace, on charge of d. d., forfeited
go. J. Garona, arrested by officer Cooke
tor assault and battery, was discharged.
upon payment of costs. John Doe, ar
rested by same officer, on charge Of ma
licious mischief, had his case continued.
\. J. Clark, arrested by officer Ballou, on
a charge of being drunk and disorderly,
was fined SO. and in default of payment
thereof was committed for seven days.
Richard Roe, by ,otticer Hanks, on same
charge, will have hearing this afternoon.
Henry Robe, arrested BY officer Bulger on
n warrant, charged with having exhibited
Il deadly weapon with intent to use the
same on he body of Adam Cook, the
prosecuting witness, had his case contin-
ued until the 25th inst, al - NJ. Civil
Docket-Burnham * Hall vs.. Cooper, &C.
ton on account for 800, trial set for Oct.
10Th, at II VI. Mary A. Dunn VS.. Tuers,
action of replevin, judgment for plaintiff
for restitution OF property. Sandy VS..
Friedman ct al, papers sent upon appeal
TO Probate Court. Burnham & Hall VS..
Metroyich, action on account, judgment
for plaintiffs by default. Matheir vs..
Chural, action on account, case on trial.
JrSrIcE'S Court, VIRGINA.-The fol-
lowing business was this morning trans
acted before Justice Sawyer: Hirshman
V. Smith. action withdrawn. Lovejoy &
Co., Y. Edna Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
Judgment by default for plaintiffs. Perry
V. Uncle sam Gold and Silver Mining Co..
case continued until tomorrow, at 10
o'clock \. NJ. Mcmillan V. Foster Ice Co.,
Judgment for plaintiff by confession. City
of Virginia V. Fourteen delinquent Tax
payers, all continued for one week.
ARRIvALS-By Pioneer Stages-J. S. San
chieS, G. D. Clark, Jacob Metzyer, H. CAIRO,
Mrs. Mack, S. Pope, J. Burns, +. V. Day,
II. Gregory, J. Pinkerton, 5. Abrams, Mr..
Kupper. +. D. Wheeler, W. W. Cope, Mrs.
Herman, V. Wachereuder, ]. Hughes, L.
Fargo, VIM. Cliff, Judge Campbell, T. B.
Pearce, J. Jenkins, o. kimball, John Mar
corich, VIM. Phelps, 10. Vase, A. c. Custin.
DEPARruREs-By Pioneer Stages-J. F.
Hanlin, NJ. Never, D. Bailey, II. Cluett, W.
Ainsworth, J. Bean, ]. W. Cherry, C. H.
Whitunox, R. Repp, John Smith, f. G. Car
penter, LIEUT.. Gillmon, J. H. Higg, George
Brobakcr, Mrs. CaSSen, L. Merrill, Miss
Howard, Mrs. Washburn, 4. W. Bowmon.
Bullion SHIPMENr.-WellS, Fargo &
Co.. of Gold Hill, yesterday shipped eight
sacks and six bars of bullion, weighing
sol lbs, of the assayed value of $26.-
633 ID.