Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

POLICE COURT, NlkGlSlA' IN
e ids business was transacted before NE
Honor, Judge Davenport, to-day '0H''
Doe, arrested BY officer Bulger' on GoH,
plant and warrant, on trial. h'charu
Roe arrested by officer Bal ser' on conn
plaint and warrant, on trial. y. LOUIS
arrested by officer Downey' on TWO
CHARGES of assault and battery triat SET a'
one 6'clock to-day. VIM. Reynolds ar
rested bv officer GARRISON, LOT assault ~ -
with intent 10 kill. trial continued untl 5
o'clock, this p. NJ
Srw Mr1L.-We are informed by par
ties interested. that company is to be
formed for the purpose of erecting a
ouartz mill near the Desert district mines,
which locality is rich both in gold, and
silver, As has been proved by different
prospecting parties. We hope the enter
prise will prove Il profitable one 10 those
Concerned. for anything bearing even
semblance to gold or silver, these days,
will afford some consolation and help to
tighten the depressed spirits of hundreds
who believe that Washoe and vicinity
have seen its best days.
FtRE.-A fire was discovered this NOR
ming in the rear Of house on \ street,
and would doubtless have caused an en-
tensive conhagration had the flames not
been confined 10 the place in which they
originated, as it would have been very
difficult for the FIRE engines 10 have ar
rived on the spot, on account OF the mud
DIV condition of the streets. Too much
care can not be taken in regard to detec-
tive stove pipes, and the numerous fires
of last season should be caution to every
body.
Con- is a very scarce article now-a-
days, but Joe. Loryea has several TWEEN
ties which he proposes to give away in
few days, together with houses. furniture,
perhaps wife, and in fact everything a
man could desire to make him comforta-
Bile during the coming winter, and which
anybody is liable to win by the small in
vestment Of one dollar. Take chance
everybody, and if you don't get fine
prize you are decidedly out Of luck.
DrIL.-Our streets present very dull
appearance to-day, owing probably to the
storm for the past day or two, and team
sters appear on the decline, although fast
freight men did quite large business yes
terday in transporting expectant candi-
dates for office to Carson. But as most OF
them have been broke for the past
four months, the business may not have
been so remuuerative after all.
REcovERIxG.-We are informed that
Kelly, who was shot in Virginia on Sat
urday evening, is doing well. the ball en-.
,ering his breast but a short distance and
hitting bone, glancing to the right, IN
fiicting only severe flesh wound. We
are glad that the affair proved not fatal,
and hope that such occurrences will be
few and far between.
ASSESSMENT SALES.-The following as
seSsment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported by Billet, 'Brien X Co.. Bro
kers, No. SO South street, Virginia =.
Crpsus Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Gold Hill Milton Gold and Silver Min
ing Company, Virginia.
TRIAL.-The case of W. Reynolds, the
man who stabbed James Forrest alias
Scotty, yesterday, in Virginia, will be
tried to-day. Both men were quite
severely injured, but no serious damage
inflicted on either, both appearing pretty
well satisfied with the encounter.
JUSTICES Court. YIRGINIA-The fol-
lowing business was transacted before
Justice Sawyer's Court this morning:
Ramirez & Co. VS.. B. Small-Case contin-
ued until Saturday next, a 9 a. NJ. J. &.
Sourdrey vs.. +, Ritter-on trial to-day.
The WEATHER still continues to be very
unpleasant, both over head and under
foot, while mud and slop are the main
features of the storm. Our streets are in
horrible condition, and almost impasSa-
bic for loaded teams.
CRUDE BrLL1oN.-The following lots Of
crude bullion have been to-day received
at the following Assay offices. Theall s
Co., $3.50 ounces; Van Wyck \ Co., $500
ounces Rhuling & Co., $3.50 ounces.
BrLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning Is bars and l sack of bull
lion, weighing 1909 pounds, and Of the
assayed value of $685. IS.
New FIRN.-As will be seen by their
advertisement, Messrs. Fiebush 4 Durkee
have taken the watch and jewelry estab-
lishment of Mr.. McNicar in this town.