Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-30
THE EVENING NEWS.


depth than any Yet mined. The artcsian
borer has been put in place, and in Il few
weeks will be down ten hundred feet.
The English company's mill is nearly
completed, large portion OF the machin-
cry being in place. This is one Of the
finest quartz mills in Nevada. At Crys-
,al Peak business is very lively and build
!ngs are rapidly springing up. The place
seems evidently destined TO be one of no
small importance, and as nature has so
hounteously aided m furnishing material
for a large town, II will of necessity spring
mp more quickly than where the earth is
barren Of timber and desert. Ranching
in the vegetable line is being carried on TO
considerable extent, and all farming opera
lions there and on the meadows are giving
evidences Of rich return to the husband
man. From the New Truckee mines most
favorable reports come in daily, for not
only is the new road being pushed ahead.
but the ditch will at once be built, and
several mills erected. At WaShoe, Ophir
and Franktown affairs are prosperous,
and all Washoe county was never more
tiourishing.
DISTRICT CouKr.-- Before Judge Mesick
--BiSlow ". Morsan-case dismissed.
Wasserman vs.. Taylor-case submitted to
court. Booth VS.. Cotton Il Wade-con-
tinued for term. Comfy X Warren VS.. Nc
MILAN \ Schell-application for writ of
mandamus denied and costs taxed to ap-
p,icant. Eggert vs.. Doscher-caSe con-
,irued two weeks. Swain ". Wilson
same order. Stone vs.. Van Gorder-caSe
transferred to another calender. Wood
W. Sanders-iury waived, and motion for
i ron-suit denied; case submitted.
Richardson W. Gilman-continued until
tomorrow. Paxton X Thornburs vs..
Sarborn - continued for TWO weeks.
Mitchell X Hand!ey vs.. Bromburger-
case on trial az noon.
Before Judge Rising-State vs.. LaPaise
action dismissed. State VS.. Z. Gerard
first indictment dismissed. State vs..
Jas. Campbell-nolle proseQui entered.
State vs.. Richard Lane-ball forfeited BY
default. State VS.. d. Farry-same order.
STATE vs.. J. +. Atwill-ac;ion dismissed.
State vs.. Frank Soulc-bal forfeited.
State IS. J. +. Atwill-dismiSsed. State
VS.. Henry Gillespie-bonds given in the
sum of $1,000 and defendant released.
Recess until tomorrow At 10 An
Before Judge Burbank-Burning Mos
cow Company vs.. Ophir Company-on
trial, and will probably go to jury to-
morrow noon.
RECORDERS CorRr, NIEGINiA.-Judge
Neagher this morning transacted the fol-
lowing business: James Clendenuen, ar
rested BY officer Irwin on charge of
drunk and disorderly, forfeited bail in the
gum Of $50; - Savage, arrested by Off
Ger Lawton for violation of city ordinance,
had hearing of the matter postponed I'M
Ill o'clock this evening. Dick Moves
was arrested for being drunk by officer
Clark, and was again discharged by the
Judge with a feeling admonition. John
Naldone, arrested by officer Haley for
violation of city ordinance, was dis
charged upon payment OF costs.
FROM ExcELSIoR.-We learn from q
gentleman jus; in from this new District
tha. crowds OF people from ell parts Of
California are daily arriving at the mines.
The road is so now that carriages can be
hauled TO within four miles Of the lodges.
and men on horseback can ride 10 within
TWO miles. Our informant is Of the opin-
ion that n few days more will witness
very large crowd of miners on the ground,
who will probably locate the entire Sec
zion Of the country.
BOARD OF EDrcArIoN.- elect
ed for Storey county this morning were as
follows Miss Meacham, Cpgraded Gram
mar. Gold Hill; Mrs. Barnes, Primary,
Gold Hill Mrs. Rhodes, American City;
Miss Todd, Flowery; Mrs. Bivins, 4th
Ward; Miss LeCompt. intermediate, lst
Ward; Mrs. Barstow. Primary. LIST Ward;
Miss Dimick. Grammar, Sd Ward; Miss
Croker, intermediate, Sd Ward; Miss
Cordiell. Primary, Sd Ward.
FoR THE ForRrH.-As will be seen BY
advertisement in another column, the
troupe now performing at Music Hall,
Virginia, will favor the citizens Of Gold
Hill and vicinity with 4 minstrel enter
rainment on the evening Of July 4th. The
versatile Harry Courtaine, and the accom-
plished Miss Jessie Weaver, will appear in
conjunction with the balance Of the COM
pany.
OPERA HousE.-rhis pet institution OF
Virginia was crowded las; evening. to
witness the second production of the
Elves, a piece in which the whole company
appear. Tonight the Emmett Guards
viii receive Benefit, and it being ladies
night the dress-c;rcle will doubtless be re-
splendent with the loneliness Of Storey
county.
To ALL CoNMrTEBs.-Every member
Of every committee having any arrange
tnents for the Fourth to make, will be
supposed to have enough patriotism and
energy to meet at the rooms of the Com
mon Council in Virginia, Tomorrow even
ing, At s o'clock precisely, and then and
there perfect all arrangements for the cele-
bration.
For ExcEIsIoR.-Mr. E. E. Phillips
has been getting up company, and Will
leave town on prospecting trip to Ex-
celsior District this afternoon or to-mor-
row morning. He expects to be gone
about two weeks, and intends to thor
oughly prospect that part Of the country.
The NAeARA.-Cnder the care Of Mr..
Amos Dennis, this establishment at No.
IS, north B street, flourishes and prospers.
The saloon is always quiet, neat. and COM
Portable, and the best brands of wines and
liquors may be found at the Niagara.
RExoyAL.-As will be seen by adver-
tisement, DR.. Pinkerton has removed his
Office to room No. 8. over Black s Bros,
corner Of C and Union streets.
CoNSo.-The uniform Of Liberty Hose
No. l, of this place, will arrive this eve
ming BY Fast freight, and tonight will
be ready for distribution among the mem
bers-
EMMETT GuARD.-This fine military
body take benefit Tonight at the Opera
occasion a tfne hill will