Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-11
THE EVENING NEWS.

Court this morning, DeIore Judge hlslng
In the matter of the estate of ]. P. VII
liams, deceased, the time of sale was ex
tended until the 10th day of March next
Vertume VS.. Riddle ct al-Chaddocks wa
substituted as attorney for defendants il
place of Keeney s Churchill. Noe VS.
Barstowe ct al-demurrer overruled, witt
costs; five days given to answer. KIM
VS.. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ordered dismissed
Sullivan vs.. Ritter-as above. Weaver
vs.. Wilson-as above. Smith VS.. kesslel
ct al-demurrer oyerruled, and ten days
given to answer, on payment o. costs
Lawrence vs.. Harrison Co. ct al-motlon
for new trial denied. Heavy VS.. Coils
chal-demurrer overruled. Mlhken &
Brother VS.. Sloat-demurrer oyerruled,
and five days given to answer. Phllhpson
ct al VS.. Brewer ct al-judgment to accord
with the filed stipulation.
Before Judge Mesick: Mandlebaum
VS.. Meyer ct al-plaintitf moved to vacate
order of yesterday (for stay of proceed
ingSl, unless security be given. Drake
vs.. Delaney-demurrer overruled; excep-
tons taken by defendant. Bradley VS..
ADMINISTRATIVE sustained. Chollar
VS.. Potosi-dismissed without prejudice.
WaSserman VS.. Franz-passed BY con-
sent. Daley VS.. Fleeson-Same as above.
Chase VS.. Savage Company-transferredt to
Judge Burbank's Court. Potosi Co. vs..
Bajazette Co.-arguments for new trial
being heard. The above constitutes the
business transacted before this Court,
prior to II O'Clock, to-day.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-A few days since,
notice was given to Messrs. Soule and
Patterson, by Mr.. McElroy, that he had
been robbed of a large quantity of the
machinery of a quartz-mill, which had
been left at Cedar Ravine to be used in
the erection of mill, some time during
the coming season. The detectives, only
four DAYS since, went to work to ferret
out the thieves, going to Gold Hill, Day.
ton and Johnstown, and yesterday sue
ceeded in capturing the party, which con-
sisted of six Mexicans. The property
thus far recovered, consists of one fly
wheel, ten stamps, ten cams, and ten other
heavy pieces of machinery, and large
quantity of small machinery, such as is
used in ouarrz-mills. Four of the Grea-
serS were brought to Virginia, yesterday,
and lodged in Jail. and the remaining two,
are arrested. and will be in durance vile,
in the course of a day. The property
stolen, is valued at about $4,000, and in
more than one respect, the robbery was a
Rearv one. Much credit is due to Messrs.
Soule and Patterson for their prompt and
successful action in the matter, and who,
we believe, are as good detectives, as can
be found on this coast.
SAND SPRINGS SALT Co.-This COM
pany about one year since, discovered rich
saline deposits in the vicinity Of Sand
Springs, and located two thousand acres
of land, and enclosed the same with a
strong and durable wire fence and made
all necessary preparations for salt mining.
The salt is IN LAYERS of from five to eight
inches in thickness on the surface, and Is
conveyed by cars carrying about eight
hundred pounds each 10 convenient
place for sacking, after which it is shipped
10 different markets. We are informed by
Mr.. Ripley, the efficient Superintendent.
that the amount of salt is almost endless,
and promises a rich return to its owners.
In quality it can be hardly surpassed, be-
ing as white, clear and fine as the best of
manufactured salt. Success to the salt
company.
RRcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
John Doe. Franklin, Sacramento, La
Churgo and Santiago, arrested by officer
Soule, for grand larceny, had their trial
continued until Monday next. Monnat,
arrested BY officer Ballou, for furious rid
ing, forfeited his bail OF S25. Jerry Shean,
arrested by officer Lockwood, for disturb
ing the peace, continued until this after
noon. John Doe, arrested by officer
CooSStOr disturbing peace, continued un,
tiltr afternoon. ". Coleman, arrested
bv officer Woodman, for disturbing the
peace, was held in the sum of S25, to an
swer Judgment of the Court on Monday
committed in default.
ACCEPTABLE. - Yesterday afternoon,
Just before the alarm of FIRE, most accep-
table present was made to Eagle Engine
Engine Co No. 8, in the shape ola "rough
lock-" or iron shoe, which is fastened to
the wheel of the engine, and acts In most
effectual manner, in breaking" when
taking the machine down hill, which is
very dangerous to do, with the streets in
such slippery and icy condition as they
have been for a few weeks past. The
"boys" are indebted to Messrs. Centre &
Smith for the present, which will perhaps
prevent broken limbs or mere loss OF life.
The trial made of the shoe yesterday was
most satisfactory, as it worked to charm.
The DELTA still continues to serve out
refreshing liquids to the thirsty - and
hundreds, although not Greek scholars,
can interpret the Delta into one OF the
choice saloons OF Virginia. Mine host,
Jimmy Malone, understands the mixing
art 10 perfection, and what is better, keeps
none but the best of fluids; and, even if
not thirsty, one can hardly resist the
temptation to take just one sip Of his
famous beverages. Give him but one call,
and you'll become permanent customer.
MArcHRD-The celebrated racing horses
Lodi''' and "Norfolk," owned respec-
lively by Judge Bryan and Thodore VIM
tiers, were matched yesterday for a race, to
take place on the Sacramento course,
some time during the month Of April
next. Some pretty fast time may be ex-
pected. .-.
New LrNE.-Mr. Haight, of Virginia,
has to-day commenced running an &C
comodation line between this city and Viz
ginia, which. as a necessary and most con-
venient institution, should, and no doubt
will, be well patronized by our citizens,
and is principally pro bono pn6lieo.