Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-17
THE EVENING NEWS.

lowing business was transacted TINS morn
ing before Judge Burbank: Potosi Co.
-. cba. Uznay-continued by consent
I'LL next term. State vs.. BOSS foulNes-
continued till next term. Gugnina vs.
Herzog - trial resumed, defense oeinS
heard. Is-,,
carv;l,e-case continued. Hemming vs..
Srssord-continued. CRANES vs.. Jones
decree ordered ENTERED.
Before Judge Rising: Morrill, vs.. Nor
r;ll-cause continued for the term by con.
sent. In the matter of the estate of Henry
Sherman, deceased. it Is ordered that let
lers of administration issue to ]. II. Otis.
upon his conforming to the requirements
of the law. Bullion Co. VS.. Fairview Co.
ct als-by consent of parties the cause is
dismissed as to the Fairview Co. as per
stipulation filed herein; cause on trial
with special jury.
A RELIc.-Messrs. Flint s Co., of the
Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon, have
on exhibition the barrel of the rifle taken
on the battlefield at Mud Lake, and being
the same that Smoke Creek Sam struck
with and broke the arm Of Sergeant in
Captain Wells company. Sam was after
wards sabered by private in the COM
pany and killed. but the Sergeant was
taken to Fort Churchill. where he died
from the effects of the injury. Mr.. Henry
Abbot, picked up the rifle. which was
broken at the stock and recognized as
Sans gun, and presented it 10 the ES-
change as a souvenir of Captain Wells
fight.
As1oS1sHrSo.-- Sometimes when people
Of good moral character and tine family
comni, suicide, people are filed with
great wonder that such nice people should
seek to leave 80 fair place as earth, but
when ladies can visit the immense ory
goods establishment Of Rosener 20,
south C. street. Virginia, and actually md
the polite proprietors, with winning
smiles. engaged in di>posing OF silks sat-
ms. lsces, and other man-killing dry
goods, at rates unheard Of before. we do
no, feel at all surprised that they manifest
the feeling that furnishes this article with
lower case caption.
MORE Coop Osz.-Yesterday Mr.. o.
born. one of the pioneer prospectors ofthe
New Truckee mining district. arrived in
Virginia, bringing with him several sam
pies of ore from the Mount Hope, Perley
and Valley lead lodges, that are richer IN
silver ore than any we have ever seen out
side of the lone ledge" This ore has
sulphurets Of iron, lead and silver-is OF
brown color, and feels like gold coin, on
account of its great weight. Assays made
show net value in silver Of about $4,000
per ton.
A NEW ExPoRrATIoN.-Yesserday we
noticed several large teams loaded to their
full capacity with dried hides of cattle,
which We presume were en- route for CAL
ifornia. where already considerable busi-
ness is done in tanning. and in a few years
the Pacific coast may become independent
of eastern industry for a sufficient supply
Of leather with which 70 manufacture
boots, shoes, betting and other articles of
daily utility and consumption.
ADwARr.-Some enterprising chap has
70, q diminutive specimen Of humanity,
yclept q dwarf. said to be Is years Of
are. on exhibition on south C street.
Doten, Of the Union, says that the IN
calmly beast is worth looking at, while the
horrible music OF cracked bag pipe blown
by a stalwart Frenchman from Dublin,
\ II IN
RECORDER MEAeHER, Virginia. this
morning, had docke.ed: Mother Davis,
arrested on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly BY officers Downey and CLARK
son. forfeited her bail. Gillespie, the as
,sssina,ionist, will be sent TO the County
Jail 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury
in the premises.
The BALL of the Passionists Fair last
evening was a success, and beauty by the
unmeasured quantity thronged the room,
with yoluptuous movement hoated like
clouds through the intricate mazes OF the
dance. That's pretty George. Bet yer life.
ELEcr1oS.-At session of the Virginia
Board of Aldermen last night, VIM. N.
Gillespie was chosen City Clerk, and c.
NJ. Finley, Tax Collector. The police ap-
pointments were postponed until Thurs
day evening next.
BErs.-Considerahle money was staked
Yesterday on the result of the fight between
DAVIS and Dunn, and interested parties
are awaiting anxiously news per Overland
telegraph.
The benefit of Dan Conover, at Lee &
Ryland's Circus, last night, was fiatter-
ing testimonial to Dan from his numerous
friends.
The Pioneer Stages now leave Virginia
daily at one o'clock P. NJ. and run through
on time, and quick time too.
BuLI1oS.-.wells, Fargo & Co., shipped
,hi. afternoon, from their Virginia office,
.;Ivor bars worth about $4,000.