Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-18

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Gas again out, and cries of get out of my
pockets were heard. And at last the
Chair became convinced it was all id
} foolishness, left the stand and the crowed
dispersed. The whole was scandalous,
drunken, secession movement that reflects
no credit on the participants.
DISTRICT CouRr-YEsrERpAY.-Before
Judge Burbank: Chollar VS.. Potosi-se,
for trial next Wednesday. Ruhling & Co,
vs.. W. Rower-action continued to goth
inst. by consent of parties. Challenge
Co. VS.. Michigan Co.-defendants asked
for continuance for the term, upon an
affidavit offered; the cause standing upon
Judge Rising's calendar it was submitted
to Judge Burbank for decision; upon ar
gument Of motion the Court ordered that
the continuance be granted, as asked for,
upon the payment Of $50 by defendants
to plaintiffs. Chollar VS.. Potosi-a mo-
ton to transfer case is being heard by the
Court. ..... .1a-a
Before Judge Mesick Killup VS..
Graves-on trial, and will occupy the
entire week; George Brecket, and Mr..
Manning, Recorder of Gold Hill, have
been examined, this morning, as witnesses
for plaintiff.
Before Judge Rising: Henry Cass VS..
John Harris ct ala decree against de-
PENDANTS ordered as prayed for. Mallett
vs.. Uncle Sam Co.-trial of cause resum-
ed, and certain documentary evidence in
troduced; motion was made to strike
out certain evidence, and is being argued
by counsel. .....
WAR IN HIGH LIFR.-Last evening,
while Judge Mesick was hearing con-
tempt suit in chambers, limb of the law,
who might have been at one time Cen
eral. while pleading, was informed by a
citizen, who might have been Colonel at
one time, that his statements were false.
The General, true to his bellicose instincts,
tapped the Colonel under the ear. The
clerks and Court got up and dusted-the
combatants clinched, and the Coloners
fingers clawed the Generals eyes and nose.
A fellow, who might have been Bishop,
or even the Pope, rushed in and stopped
the combat.
"Ah, but it was bloody fight,
And crimson was the gore.
The CHAILENeE.-We took a short
trip into the Challenge mine yesterday
and found work on the ledge steadily pro-
crossing. At the lower level a drift is
being run, and galleries opening up the
pay streak will be put in next week. The
general condition of the mine is healthy,
and Coldbath is evidently bound to make
the stockholders the recipients of many
"scads." ... ..s.
DISTRICT CouRT, V1ReINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning. before Judge Bur-
bank: Burning Moscow vs.. Ophir-con-
tinued, by consent, until the goth inst.
People vs.. Central Co. continued, by
consent, until the 18th inst. ]. W. Stat
Ter vs.. John G.. Meyer ct al-judgment
ordered entered as per complaint. Recess
until 10 o'clock Monday.
Before Judge Rising: The Court is
yet occupied with the suit OF Mallett vs.
Uncle Sam Co.
Judge Mesick being indisposed, did not
hold Court to-day.
RECORDERS Court, YIReINA.-The
following business was transacted before
Judge W. H. Davenport, this morning:
One Rogers, arrested by officer Hurst. on
complaint of his wife, who charged him
with having beaten and thrown her upon
the stove, whereby she was burned; case
continued until Monday, at o'clock Pm.
John Doe-the old sinner-arrested BY
officer Higbee, on charge of being drunk
and disorderly, plead guilty. and was held
to answer in the sum of $40.
MORE COOP NEws.-By letter from
Jake Fisher, which we were permitted to
read this morning, we learn that the rich
est ledge of silver-bearIng ore yet found
was struck about one week since, in lone
District, Reese River. The ledge is Of
good size and is easily to be worked, and
ASSAYS made indicate extraordinary rich
ness. Mining news of cheering nature
| continues to come in from the entire length
| and breadth of Nevada, and we may reas-
onabIy expect flush times this summer.
MORE COOP ORE.-Yesterday morning
another fine body of ore was struck in the
east drift of the lower level of the Imperial
mine, at distance of thirty feet from the
shaft, and after running through several
feet of bedrock. The ore is concentrated
at this depth. and from present appear
ances will prove to be extensive. The
drift will be pushed east, and the quantity
of nav ore can then be determined.
GOLD HILL DRAINAGE CoMPANY.-The
pumps of the company are being rapidly
put IN place, and by the first of March the
entire lot will be in position. The work
is being pushed rapidly forward, and at
the same time the sinking of the shaft is
steadily progressing. having at this time
reached depth of five hundred feet.
ASsouNcEMESr.-Dick Paddock is out
for Second Assistant Engineer of the Vir-
ginia Fire Department. Paddock is q
good fireman, and if elected will fill the
place with credit to himself and his con-
stituents. The election will take place on
the 4th of March. and it is exciting con-
siderable discussion among the boys.
PAssAeE FARE TO CALIFORNIA. - BY
shaw's Fast Freight Line the fare to La
trobe is only 81; to Folsom. IS; and to
Nevada or Grass Valley, about $40.
Passengers are furnished with good ac-
commodations the entire route, and the
journey occupies but two and one-hali
days. 30 -sa go @tTs
The second Quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. Church, at Gold Hill, viii occur
tomorrow at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Presiding Elder Leihy will oficiate. Love