Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-18
THE EVENING NEWS.

lice, arrested by officer Lawtou, for fight
ing, was upon trial discharged. I. C..
Moore, arrested by the same officer on a
similar charge, pleaded guilty and was
fined and paid $50. E. Burton, arrested
bv officer Hanks on d. d. charge, was,
upon a hearing. discharged. John and
William Alley, arrested BY officer Dow
new, charged with disturbing the peace,
were upon trial each fined ten dollars,
which they paid. Molly Tuers and VIM.
S,oneciphcr were arrested by officer Ballou
on a warrant, charged with having COM
.nitted an assault on Johnny TuerS. The
prosecuting witness appearing and ac-
<nowledging satisfaction, the complaint
was withdrawn at the cost of the proseeu-
ting witness, and the respondents dis
charged. John Doe. arrested by officer
uemmeron, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, was, upon . hearing dis
charged. John Kelley, arrested on a war
rant BY Marshal Cooke. upon complaint
of Edmund Welch that he was fearful for
his personal safety, the said Kelly having
made threats against his life, will be tried
this afternoon. Amanda Paine, colored
american, arrested for disturbing the
peace and cheering for JEFF. Davis, in COM
pany with other prostitutes, Was fined and
paid $50. CirR Docket In the matter
Of Clark vs.. Quigley, an execution has to-
day been issued.
Union MEErING.-Thc Union men of
Ward One, met last evening on c street,
in front of the Union Club Rooms, and
building a huge bonfire, were addressed
hy Col. Charles y. Sumner and other
gentlemen. \ stand was erected, on one
side OF which hung in triple folds the
stars and Stripes. while on the other
wound the colorS of independent Mexico.
y huge crowd assembled, and as Colonel
Summer crushed the copperhead with the
,Cathing truths Of true Union doctrine. 4
lew stragglerS sneaked out Of the crowd
and sought some congenial rum mill,
while cheer after cheer rent the air, rs the
lash of words descended on the Smarting
backs of copperheadS. Col. Sumner made
4 fine effort and was warmly appreciated,
and is daily doing good service TO the
cause. The Mexicans inspired by the
news from the loyal CortinaS, joined in
lhrongs the swelling crowd with a Viva
Ia Amerique," that came from their hearts.
The meeting was kept up until late hour.
notwithstanding the bitter cold. and other
speakers addressed the willing assembly.
The LAUGH TURNEp.-When the News
reached Virginia last evening, the Cop
perheads after reading the dispatch pur-
porting to have been received BY Weller,
were jubilant, and the News instead Of
being an Abolition Organ" WAS little
the most reliable sheet issued. On the
strength of the dispatch some eXtrava-
CANT cusS, who had beat Faro, purchased
pound and half of gunpowder, some
old anvils, and bottle of strychnine
whiskey, and prepared to nave a grand
Mss at their den on B street. While
some of the chiefs were spouting treason,
md the powder being burned in weak
discharges, the true dispatch came. an
nouncing Pennsylvania had gone Union
oh what change was there, my coun-
trvmen." The anvilS were thrown aside.
The windy Grafton hushed, and like drops
Of water of burning proxy. few dis
cordant Kisses, splutter and the snaiX
retired TO their dens TO curse the " Lincoln
hirelingS."
LOYAL IRISKNEN.-The loyal Hiberni-
ans will assemble this evening at their
Club rooms, on c street. under Burnham
X Halls carpet store. The meeting will
come to order at o'clock, and it Is to be
hoped that every Irishman in the county
who remembers the greatness OF the I'M
mortal Emmett. will recollect his love of
free people and free institutions. Rally,
boys, rally, for # there ever was time in
the world when loyal men should come TO
the rescue of republican institutions it is
now, and we hope the loyal Irish Of Viz
sinia, emulating the example Of their San
Francisco brethren. will swell the list of
the Hibernian club of this city TO one of
vast proportions.
The SrRANGER.-Yesterday afternoon
4 lady, of Hibernian extraction, was con-
Veyed to the Hospital, evidently exceed
ingly i'll, and claiming not to know the
cause OF her illness; time, however, which
developes all things, assisted in the en-
trance of little stranger" as an addl-
non TO our population, who is totally I'M
provided with "store clothes" DR..
Tucker will receive any donations of
baby fxins" for the little fellow, and
such will be most acceptable, for we can
hardly believe that our benevolent ladies
will suffer unknown merit to go naked.
We are more charitable than the poet;
oh it was piriful
Near whole city full"
PROPERTY HoLDERS.-Alpe persons own
ing or having property under their con-
troll in Storey county, and who have not
been assessed, will avoid trouble by call
ing at the Assessors office in the Court
house, No. IA, north B street, and giving
10 the Assessor list of property with
full description, etc. By failing to do so
such persons may, according to law, De
assessed at any rate the Assessor may
deem expedient, or the property may and
certainly will be assessed to unknown
owners (real estate); this causes trouble
and expense both to owners and officials.
SIcrRANsIr GLoRIA-SAGEBRUsH.-The
only prominent vegetable production OF
Washoe is about to be exterminated. The
hills and mountains around Virginia, are
covered with men, aye, and women too,
gathering ssgebrush for copperhead
brooms. We witnessed this morning a
gentleman ordering away one OF the
Rangers, remarking that out of sage6rush
grown upon his ground, no copperhead-
brooms should be made.
JUSTICES COURT, VILGISIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted this morn
ing before Justice Sawyer: French VS..
Frinke ct al.,-Case on trial. Davis VS..
Gilhs-Action to be tried this afternoon.
'ro-.au n. al ,,s Observation-Disclosures for