Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-23
THE EVENING NEWS.

IN assault: with intent TO kill; bail Forfeit
ed. State VS.. Henry GilleSpIe-two in
dIctmentS, one for drawing and exhibitin:
4 deadly weapon, the other for resistin.
m officer; arraignel. and given until thu
nth inst. TO plead. Broobunt VS.. Alvarez
continued or the term. Sides Co. VS.
Harvey Ct al-caSe dismissed, by consent
without costs. Same vs.. Jones ct al-se
for trial April 10th. Court adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Before Judge Rising: Choole ct Brown
". Bullion Mining Company-Set for trial
March 3lst. Twin Co. VS.. ComStock-'
same order. Sumner vs.. Brundage-caSe
continued By consent. Scott vs.. Baldwin
an amended answer was filed by con-
sSut. Crosley vs.. Utah Silver Mining
Company-on trial.
Before judge Rising: y. Gould vs..
Gould X Curry Company-cause dis
missed on motion OF plaintiffs attorney,
a: cost of plaintiff. Land ct al. vs.. Voigt
et al.,-case transferred 10 law calendar.
and hearing Sc: for Saturday next. Earle
-. Adams ct al.,-cause continued by
stipulation filed until May lst. Flushurtz
W. Scorpion Company-caSe set for trial
April l2,h. Flu>hieEasr ct al. vs.. Best
y Belcher ComPany-continucd for term.
Ionley vs.. Browu-dismi>Sed on motto
1t plaintiff, without prejudice. Porte
Company ". Ophir Company-case con
tlnued for term, as by stipulation fled.
EaSterbrook vs.. Nash-a mater of for
esgn attachment; ordered That trustees pay
over 20 plaintiff certain sums in their
aaud~. In the matter of the estate of
John p Corrig-n, deceased, ordered that
I. Jann!n be appointed administrator,
upon fling a bond in the sum Of $500; 2.
p. ueaGiey. Harvey Beckwi;h and Louis
Feu>icr were appointed appraisers. Hoops
-. Mryers-ca>e called, panel for jurors
exhausted. and cause ordered continued
until tomorrow. \ yenjre was issued
;Hr twenty-five jurors. The Court then
:Ook recess.
New Boiler. - The Pioneer Boiler
Works. below Gold Hi. have been build
ing, and will soon put in place, a magnih-
cent new boiler FOR the Yellow Jacket
Company mine. The boiler is ffty-four
inches in diameter and ti(teen fee, in
length, wiki ffty-ive flueS, each three
inches in diameter, and Of perfect make.
The S;eam-drum Is thirteen feet long and
,hirty-S;x inches in diameter, most sub
s:ant!ally manufactured. MesSrS. Corbett
x Moore are the builders, and add to the
already large number OF men who believe
that Nevada may be, in 4 large degree,
Self-dependenr; tor within the borders OF
The State there is no metal but what has
been deposited BY the hand OF the Great
Architect. The new boiler is necessary
FOR the interest of the Yellow Jacket mine,
and sett of those 5000 pound reels
would be decided improvement in cir
hosting line.
UMED.-Our Bohemian friend, Af.
Doten has resumed work or the Cai0n as
"lokul," after a vacation of few weeks,
while 1.-THE Major" smelling blood,
>caIpS, hair, hide. horns, tailow, tar and
indians, goes on trip to Pyramid Lake
and vicinity, along with Van Bokkelen
and a detachment of Uncle Sans boys.
AlfeUS, we greet thee, we welcome thee,
Tor truly thou art noble Bohemian. and
iE.the Major gets killed in any COM
bat with the mobiles of the forest, or, per-
chance, eaacts the part of Smith with any
Plute POcahoEtaS, YOU and we will mlngie
our tears with Philadelphia lager CHATS
the Majors best lovad BRANDY. and mourn
ing his loss. erect 4 thousand monuments
ice WcbSter's speech at Bunker HilD to
NJ memory.
DISAPPoISrE0.-rhe numerous friends
of Bill Davis, in this county, were sadly
disappointed a; learning that his oppo-
nent. James Dunn. had played the "drop"
on Davis, and claimed 5000 forfeit, be-
cause the ferry-bOal was delayed by Ice IN
the river, consequently Davis was ten
minutes late, but had his money in the
hands OF the stalk holder, who was on
board the boat before the time specified,
gu, not, of course, at the place. II was
dirty trick, and shows that Dunn is afraid
70 Eght Bill Davis. who has never yet been
conquered.
WOODS Bank Exchange. South c
street, Virginia, is the quietest, best man
aged and best stocked place in Virginia
for thirsty soul to call and be refreshed.
Charley Quimby has also fine eating
ranch on the same ledge, and the two con-
Germs can eat and drink chap until he is
satisfied.
MAcApANIzISG.-W believe in this way
Of making streets. and for example refer
20 the present condition OF North c street,
Virginia. in comparison with any other
portion OF that pious town. There the
street is dry. hard, and pas>able; in other
places it is slush, mud, and mire.
REPA1RED.-The crossing OF Taylor
streec-at its junction with Gin Virginia,
has at last been made passabie. 1t Is well.
But on B street, the crossing is in horrc
condition, and should receive attentil
from the Commissioners.
SrREErs.-The mud in the principal
streets Of Gold Hill has dried up" and
a good breeze whirls the dust through the
air in clouds. Poor benishted Virginia is
not in as good luck, and person is COM
pelled 10 wade in mud IN order to cross
some OF the streets.
REcoRDER's CouRr, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted this
morning before Judge Davenport: 7.
Crownin. arrested by officer Brokaw on
charge of grand larceny, upon hearing was
discharged.
REESE RIVER BULLIoS.-Wells, Fargo
& Co. have to-day received for forward
ing, ten bars of Reese River bullion.
weighing go pounds, and worth per
assay, Sl2.2ll 06.
APPoINTNEHT.-Mr. Samuel Wasser.
man. of Virginia, has received the appoint