Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-13
D,s,n,or covnr.-Before Judge Rising

horn ct al.-Plaintif has permission to
amend complaint by inserting the true
name of one of the defendants in place Of
the name Of John Doe, as now appears.
| c. B. Land VS.. Weight ct al.-Cause post
poned and to be tried by the Court. n.
A. Chandler-Trial juror for Moscow s.
Ophir Co., was excused for the term. J.
Jannin, Jr., juror, was excused on account
of sickness. Hardy vs.. Gisborn ct al
The following jury was empannelled and
the cause is now on trial: ]. F. Atwill,
I. Bebee. James Brennan, A. II. Eman-
uel, G. w. Dickey, S. NJ. Collins, L.
Dillenberger, E. Z. Cook, John H. Barns,
A. Clark, 7. Fenhill and S. W. Hurst.
Before Judge Mesick-Hewett VS.. Mad
den--Cause continued as by stipulation
filed. People VS.. Sierra Nevada Co.
Case discontinued on motion Of plaintiff.
Mitchell & Hundley VS.. Neutrality-suspicious.
on trial this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Before Judge Burbank-Moscow Co.
VS.. ophir Co.-Case continues on trial.
INDoRsED THE NorI.-The Town Trus-
tees, at an adjourned meeting held last
evening, authorized their President, Mr..
Geo. Alysworth, to indorse, on behalf Of
the town, the note of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. . to NJ. NJ. Cook s. Son,
for the thousand feet of hose and the other
equipments which the Company recently
purchased of him. The amount of the
note is S2.l73. Mr.. Aylsworth this
morning Endorsed the note, as authorized
by the Board, and Mr.. Cook, who has
been waiting to get the matter satisfac-
torilly arranged, leaves for the Bay this
afternoon. The Company paid for their
carriage themselves from money raised by
them before it was purchased. We un-
derstand that the circus which is coming
to town next week is to give them n bene-
fit, which they expect will assist materially
in raising money to pay the note given
this morning.
BEAUTIFUL SPIcINENS.-Wes saw q most
beautiful specimen of silver ore yesterday
in the possession of Mr.. J. Rigby, of Rig
by's mill. The specimen was broken from
a boulder from the Savage mine, and was
a perfect mass Of black silver sulphurets,
with free gold and silver exhibited over its
entire surface, and was a most splendid
specimen. At the office of the Chollar-
Potosi Company we saw some Of the rich
est and rarest specimens of silver, the COL
of Harvey Beckwith, Esq., that
are to be found in the world. One speci-
men in particular attracted our attention.
II was oblong in shape, and is q perfect
mass of fine wire silver. So immensely
rich in metal is this piece that the curling
wires of the precious metal resemble the
hair Of q child that, unkempt,
curls in silvery masses over the childish
head. We think the specimen the rarest
in the world.
AUTOPSY AND INouEsr.-This morning
Coroner DR.. ]. C. Tucker assisted by Drs.
McMeans and Watts, made an autopsy
the body of John Templeton who
died last night about 8 o'clock, from the
of a blow from a pick in the hands
of Charles Duval. The autopsy shows
that the point of the pick penetrated the
stomach, fracturing the fifth rib in its
piercing through the plura in an
oblioue direction, and through the ante
rior lobe of the liver into the stomach, in
hicting a wound from which death must
necessarily ensue. A jury convened after
the evidence, and gave a verdict
that deceased came to his death from a
blow of a pointed pick in the hands OF
Charles Duyal.
REcoRDER's CouRr, VIRoINIA.-Judge
Meagher had before him this morning the
following offenders for sentence Dick
Moves, arrested by officer Lackey for be-
ing dead drunk, was fined 800, and in
Of payment was committed 10 Jail
for ten days. NJ. Corrinson, arrested by
Lawton for pedling without a
was fined and paid So and costs
of Court. A C%hinaman, arrested by off,
GER Downey for disturbing the peace, was
discharged for want of prosecution.
The DANCE To- Iour.-The Members
of the Olympic Club have to-day been fit
up their Hall and rooms preparatory
10 having their dance this evening. They
have completed their sitting room, and
decorated its walls with pictures and mir
rors, and have gracefully decorated the
hall with flags. This is their first party,
and they are calculating on having q good
time this evening.
AccIpESr.-Last evening while James
Doney was tamping q blast in the fourth,
station of the Savage mine, the powder
was ignited, and an explosion resulted in
burning one Of his hands in q horrible
manner, besides blowing powder into his
face, hands and arms. He was waited
upon by DR.. Bryarly, and it is said he is
now doing well.
CouRrEsY.-Not q day passes over Jul
aged nose that we are not indebted to
Herman, Esq, the Clerk of the
of Storey county, and to the other
gentlemen in the Office. The entire corps
are courteous gentlemen, ever ready to ex-
tend favors to the press; and for ourselt,
we return Acknowledgements.
AccIDENr.-This noon a little son Of a
German living on the Divide between Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill, fell from a stoop on
the sidewalk on some stones and fractured
his skull. Drs. Tucker and Bronson were
called and trcpanned the fracture, and the
little fellow will recover.
IL MOURNING. The headquarters Of
the Liberal Mexican Club and nearly all
the dwellings of the Mexican citizens Of
Virginia are draped in mourning, as en-
blematical of grief at the death Of a promi-
nent General of the Liberal army.
An, HEN!-Has anybody seen any
thing, or nothing, Of Major Hale's found
Although very young, it had
enough to make off! A reward
will be offered for a sight of it shortly.
Bully for "Limberger!" cheesuskrist!
FuSERAI.-The funeral Of the infant
child of P. Kenny, will take place from
the fathers residence this evening at five
o'clock-,he corpse being expected to ar
rive bv Fast Freioht this afternoon at 3