Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-09
THE EVENING NEWS.

RECORDERS COURT, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
W. Chestnut, arrested by officer Highly for
fighting, had his ease continued till p. nj.
Geo. Taylor, arrested by officer Mcintosh
for assault and battery, had his case con-
tinued till 2p. m. John Harnett arrested
by officers Bulger and Downey for dis
turblng the peace, was discharged. J. W.
Mclaughlin, arrested By officer Rider for
being drunk and disorderly, was fined and
paid S25. 3. McManaman, arrested by
officer Shepard for lighting, was find and
paid so. J. G. Usher, arrested by otti-
Ger Higher for being drunk and disorderly,
forfeited his bail of SIS. F. Francis, ar
restsd by officer McCabe for malicious
mischief. had his case continued till Nov.
10, at 10 a. NJ. l.. Kelly, arrested
by officer Hanks for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined and paid
SIS. Simon Kinney, arrested by
special officer solomon for being drunk
and disorderly. was fined and paid Sl5.
II. Miller, arrested by special officer
Edward for fighting, was discharged.
J. W. Mulhgan, arrested by special Off
GERS Quin and Coleman for assault and
battery, was fined S25. which he paid.
John Doe. arrested by officer Rider for
fighting, was fined $50, and committed in
default for Is days. John Meek, arrested
by special officers Smith and solomon for
fighting, was discharged. NJ. MuloneY.
arrested by officer Green for disturbing the
peace, was fined $40. which he paid. }.
McClellen, arrested by officers Green and
Downey for drawing and exhibiting
deadly weapon, was discharged. Civil
Docket-Pratt vs.. Keller, action in as
sumpsit for S75-trial set for November
10Th, at u VI. JoSt vs.. Colbert, action on
account for Seton trial.
SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENTAL
most singular accident occurred this
morning at the Michigan mine, by which
two men, Warren Noel and Philip De-
lanty, were instantly killed. They were
Just coming up from the night-shift. and
the tub had raised about thirty feet, when
\ dog, which was attempting to run
across the partition between the two shafts,
slipped and fell about four hundred feet
upon the men. knocking them both from
the tub and killing them instantly. Noel
was probably killed by the falling dog,
as he is not much bruised. and Delanty
by the fall from the tub; as he struck the
track below, knocking his brains out. 1t
is terrible affair, and for singularity is
probably unparalleled.
ATTEMPT At ASsASSINATIoN.-Wc are
informed that Capt. Pitcher, attempted to
assassinate Capt. Rawlings, this morning,
in the E. Dorado saloon, but happily was
prevented from so doing just as he was
about TO plunge knife into Rawlings
back. We believe that Pitcher was ar
rested.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following are
the assessment sales advertised 10 take
place in this county, as reported by Billet
80 South c street, Virginia Keystone,
Utah and North American, Virginia;
Dardanelle, Gold Hill.
SHoorISG.-A man named Lewis was
shot in the thigh and hand, last night, by
officer Ward, who was trying TO arrest
him. Lewis was taken TO q lodging house
and his wounds were dressed by DR.. J. c.
Tucker, neither Of which are reported
serious.
GETTING WELL.-The man Sullivan,
who was shot and cut by of9cer House
holder in this town, Monday night, is at
the County Hospital. and we are informed
by DR.. ]. C. Tucker will be well in a
short time.