Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-31
THE EVENING NEWS.

morning before Judge Davenport; Johr
Martin, arrested by officer Lackey on 8
warrant, charged with grand larceny, had
his case continued for hearing to-
morrow. Mr.. Mcmahon, arrested by Off
Ger GARRISON for being drunk and disor-
derly, plead guilty, and was sentenced to
city ial for fifty days. Capt. Smith, ar
rested by officer Clarkson for violation OF
CITY ordinance, will be tried tomorrow.
J. Cassidy, who was before the Court yes
terday on a charge of grand larceny, was
upon a hearing this morning discharged,
no evidence being dednced that tended in
duplicating the gentleman in any crime.
REy1vINe.- Mining is looking up all
through Storey county, and very many
claims that have been supposed by the
outsiders to belong to the genus feline I'M
tanned, are soon TO be worked by conf
dent owners. In fact, everything in the
mining line looks healthy. Mines of es-
tsblshed wealth are daily increasing the
amount of their bullion shipments lodges
almost entirely unproSpected are to be
worked; and new discoveries are being
made in all sections. Lander, Lyon,
Humboldt, Esmeralda and Washoe coun-
ties are all sending encouraging greeting
TO US, and we begin to feel the invigorat-
ing impetus occasioned by q copious in
lection of metallic blood through the lax
arteries of consumptiye trade.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Business transacted
this morning, before Judge Rising Grim
ct al. VS.. Alpha Co.; it was ordered that
the restraining order heretofore made, con-
tinue in force until hearing shall be had
of the order to show cause why an injunc-
ton should not issue. Dow VS.. Cochin ct
al; the evidence before the jury is all in,
and at N. to-day the arguments are being
made.
BEFORE JUDGE MSSICH.
Chollar Co. VS.. PotoSi Co.; case on trial
before jury; several witnesses have been
called. but the progress is slow, and will
doubtless occupy the attention of the
Court for two weeks.
10. o. F.-Nevada Lodge of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows hold
their regular monthly meeting at their
hall, in Virginia, this evening. Brothers
in Gold Hill are respectfully invited to be
present. On the 26th of April the Order
will celebrate the forty-sixth anniversary
of its introduction in the United States.
The exercises will consist of a procession,
Grafton, and ball in the evening. The
Order embraces many of our best citizens,
and the coming celebration will doubtless
be one of the largest and best conducted
that we have ever had in Nevada.
REESE RIVER ExPREss.-The officers
of this company are about to perfect an
arrangement whereby their coaches will
run through Dayton. The increasing
business in the express line between Storey
and Lander counties enables the company
to enlarge their means for transportation,
and during the coming season large
amount of express matter, in the shape of
bullion must of necessity be shipped
through Virginia en- route to San Fran
CISCO by the several express companies
now doing business on that line.
The billiard match between William
Bourne and VIM. Brimacomb, which was
played yesterday afternoon at the Washoe
Exchange Billiard Saloon, South'C street,
Virginia, was won by Brimacomb by
thirty-six points in hundred, being
three ball carom of one hundred points
for 800, Brimacomb giving Bourne six
teen points IN the game. Some fine play
ing was had, eight points being the largest
run" made.
OPERA HorsE.-Gamea, or the Jewish
Mother, was presented last evening to
crowded house. The play was excellent.
Miss Heron's acting is beyond comparison
with any actress who has walked the
boards of Virginia Theater, and calls for
no conceited criticism or fulsom praise
This evening the play of Mathilde will be
presented. Saturday afternoon perfor-
nance will be given for the pleasure of
such families as may wish to attend.
RRTRENCHMESr.-The City Fathers Of
Virginia are on the economy" at this
time, and have moved their rooms to the
northern portion of the engine house of
knickerbocker Co., mo. ), on North c
street. The room has been fitted up in a
comfortable manner. Had the same been
taken earlier, taxpayers would not have
grumbled; however, better late than never.
STARTING UF.-On Monday the New
Oregon Company will commence work on
their claim, to be followed in quick order
by several other mines on the American
Flat. Knickerbocker stock is being re-
suscitated, and the curb-stone brokers Of
Virginia are again rich in prospective.
We call attention to an advertisement
in our columns of Scholrs Gunsmith
Shop. South c street, Virginia. He has
on hand the largest and best selected
stock of firearms of all descriptions, from
a pistol to a cannon, which he offers to
sell on the most reasonable terms.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place Tomorrow,
as reported BY Thomas O'Brien, Broker,
No. SO South c street, Virginia City:
Mt. Blanc Co., Virginia.
DRues.-Our local druggists and apo
thecaries VINO purchase their stock in
California, are referred to the advertise
ment of r. H. Mcdonald & Co., among
our " New To-Day"
The crossing of Taylor street, Virginia
at the junction with B street, is in hor-
rible condition, and nobody can possibly
cross the street without actually wadinng
in soft slush.
REESE RIVER BUILIoN.-Wells, Fargo
& Co. have to-day received for forward
ing. eight sacks of Reese River bullion,
weighing 5ll pounds, and worth per
assay, $lO,9l6 OF.
BuLLIoS.--Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped,
this morning, from their Virginia Office,
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