Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-15

L. lowing business WAS transacted III Lnls
Court this morning, before Judge Bur-
bank: The Court met at 10 o'clock A. N.
Minutes of the preceding day were read
and approved, and no business coming
forward, the Court adjourned until to-
morrow at 10 o'clock AN.
Before Judge Rising: Mallett VS.. I'm
Gle Sam Company Ct al.,-witnesses ex-
amined, and much argument respecting
admissability of documentary evidence.
The case viii occupy the entire day.
Before Judge Mesick Killup VS.. En-
pire Mill & Mining Co.-defendants allow
ed to amend answer, to which ruling
plaintiff duly excepted. J. H. Mills. H.
w. Theall, c. \. Hobbs, excused from
jury duty for the balance of the term. J..
ID. Latham vs. John A. Collins-ordered
that defendant appear at o'clock A. NJ,
tomorrow, and show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt of Court, in
violating the order heretofore made, for
bidding him. the said defendant, from dis
posing or transferring any of his property.
Court took a recess until 9 o'clock A. NJ.
tomorrow.
REcoRDER's CouRr-V1Re1NIA.-Judge
Davenport, this morning, transacted the
following business: The irrepressible
John Doe, arrested by officer Hearn, on a
charge of d. d., had his case continued
until the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. N.
Capt. Cunningham and Harry Cooper,
arrested by officer Soule, on charge of
petty larceny, had q trial before the Court,
which exhibited the fact that all hands
arrested were on a drunk, when one
Hearty, a member Of the crowd threw
down $40 piece for drink, which finally
passed to Cunningham to get changed,
and he in trying to get it changed, spent
the "piece" for whisky, and with Cooper
was arrested on the above charge. The
Court ordered defendants to held to answer
tomorrow in the sum offorty dollars each.
Mr.. Martin was arrested by officer Dow
ney on complaint of Mrs. Dean, his wife,
on a charge of disturbing the peace by
threats against the life of his chere Grmie,
and running said feminine long distance
on B street to place of refuge in az ad-
iacent store, where the arrest was made.
Some rich developments are connected
with the matter, which will not further
justice or morality by publicity. The
case will receive judicial investigation this
afternoon.
ScANDAL.--H we remember correctly,
one poet by the name of Virgil made the
remark that scandal perched itself upon
the housetops-was bird with several
heads, eyes, feathers, wings, etc. Old
Virg. was about right, and young Viz
ginia, in Nevada, abounds in the article.
For instance, men of means and respecta-
bility, forgetting their station, are reported
to have taken as partners for life women
whose lives for past years have been licen-
tious, and even worse. At night the
streets are filed with women's screams,
occasioned by the husbands attacks with
cooked revolver, all on account of jeal
ousy at other mems tampering with that
wife's virtue. Young infants are deposit
ed on the door steps of the heads of re-
spectacle families, and the social status of
Virginia at this date, according'to scam
dial, is darker by many shades than the
palmiest days of Roman debauchery. Of
course virtuous reporter shouldn't know
any facts relative to public talk. and so
we modestly subside.
BULLY FOR THE CHoLLAR.-Yesterday
the Chollar folks struck another fine de-
post of ore at the four hundred and
twenty-five feet level. This news is of
very encouraging nature, and when the
Ophir and Spanish at the North shall have
found an equally rich deposit which it is
almost certain they will do, the chain of
Comstockian wealth will have been estab-
lished for distance of nearly two miles,
and naturally capital for the development
of lodes yet unprospected will flow into
our young State, money and labor will be
plenty, and our affairs will assume a
healthy state once more. Amen! So
mote it be. ..-........
Doc MuRDER.-The sneaking scoun-
drels who have been scattering strychnine
about the streets of Gold Hill for the last
few days, and Unfortunately killing
peoples pet dogs, have gone far enough
in their underhanded mischief. John II.
Mills pet dog Julius fell a victim to the
poison this morning. So did Charley
Whites little dog Rowdy." The dog
murderers had better stop, for there are
some sharp eyes open. A coat of tar and
feathers, and broken head await them.
GooD. Recruiting in Captain War
ner's company is progressing finely, and
at the present ratio will shortly fill the
ranks to a maximum standard. 1t Is a
good chance to serve Uncle Sam, and
those who want good pay, rations, and
capital officers, should at once step to the
Captains quarters, near the Provost Guard
headquarters, and sign the documents to
light for Uncle Samuel" ....
ARR1vALs.-By Pioneer Stages-N. II.
A. Mason, o. S. Carroll, Col. O'Connor,
J.G. Mesick, J. C. Ridge, R. Sampson,
II. C. Holloway, Mrs. Fontenelle, E. 81.
Lord, Mr.. Durand. S. C. Focus. De-
partures-D. II. Crow, T. B. Parkinson,
II. T. ]. Shield, w. X. Lanard, ]. Smith.
A1ARM OF F1RE.-At an early hour
this morning the bell on Ones engine
house sounded an alarm of fire, which
proved to be the burning out Of stove
pipe at the Newman House, on Sutton
avenue. Engines One, Three and -Four,
and the Hooks were promptly on hand.
BULL1oN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning, from their Virginia Office,
81 bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, $69.944 So and weighing 2,45S lbs.
A tribe over ton of silver! Washoe
must be petering out.
QUIET Virginia has been as quiet