Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

Before Judge Rising. Jones IS. Mary
Ann Co.-judgment for plaintiff. Harvey
IS. Gottschall- judgment for plaintih'
Brown W.. Stsaller e als-new trlal de-
MED. Winters ct ais W. Falrvlew 20. e'
als-hearing of motion TO substitute. In
,he matter Of the estate II. Schubert. de-
ceased. the final account of the Admins
traitor was approved and allowed. Smith
~. North American Co.-new trial de-
MED stay Of proceedings for ten days
with bond fixed at $4,000. Brown Va.
Roberts ct als-uew Trial denied. TO which
plaintiff excerpts; stay of proceedings for
ten DAYS granted. Lammeroux vs.. North
American Co.--demurrer being argued.
Before Judge Mesick Dunn VS.. How
ari-iudgment set aside. Camp vs.. Cali
torn,s Co.-se,tled. Scott ". Bullion
Co.-ssme. Kellupp vs.. Graves-twenty
DAYS given TO tlc statement on appeal.
GRAxrrE MILL.-This mill, situated in
Gold HILL. is now engaged. night and day.
crushing Yellow Jacket ore with satistac-
tory results. The motive power IS forty
horse power CorlieS engine, with twenty
six feet boiler and five ten inch hues.
Four Cotton Grinders are used for ANAL
zamsring, bu, are not competent TO do
bu, half the requisite work for the stamp
power. The new proprietoTs, Parke x
Bro, will forthwith put in additional
matchmaking machinery. and then about
thirty tons of ore can be reduced daily IN
stead OF the present amount. The " Gran
tie" is now under excellent management,
the propristors being practical machinistS.
and our friend Sam Hyatt Is General
Superintendent.
SCxpAY EvgxlSo our citizens will have
an opportunity to witness the playing OF
Mr.. George Pauncetort, the celebrated
actor. supported BY the excellent company
that have been playing at the Opera
House. 4 most attractive bill IS offered
on the occasion, and we doubt not that
the Gold Hill Theater will be crowded
with the elite of the town. Monday even
ing the company reappesrs at the Opera
House, and Miss Carrie Chapman, the
talented actress, makes her FIRST appear
snce. Mr.. Wheatlv. we learn, IS expected
70 commenced an engagement during the
coming week.
NARROW EscAPE.-This morning while
Mrs. O'Brien. who resides on Howard
street. Virginia. was engaged in cooking
sround the stove. her dress became ignit-
ed. and she was instantly enveloped in
flames 10 her waist, and starting for the
door was about TO run 20 e neighbours
house near by, but Mr.. B. H. Rider,
CHANGING 10 be near. seized her and tore
The burning clothes from her person, most
severely burning his hands. Mrs.
O'Brien was but slightly burned, and
owes her lite to the prompt sctlon OF Mr..
Rider, who was Providentislly at hand.
LEON CONSOLIDATED Co.-This claim
is situated IN front OF Crown Point, and is
believed 70 contain the front ledge Of Gold
Hill proper. The claim consists Of 1880
feet in the location, which was made in
1856. Bv means of whim shaft has
been sunk 200 feet. substantially timbered,
and drift has been run to the east for
distance of so feet. The company will
commence work on the claim on Monday,
and in few weeks substantial machinery
will be erected, and vigorous prospecting
will be commenced.
The Circus performed last evening in
Virginia to a crowded audience. Some Of
the tumbIing was most remarkably good,
and the infantile acrobats exhibited Won
derful agility. Our old friend, Dan
Connover," appeared as Clown. and made
several local hits which were loudly APP
plauded. The music. we regret TO say,
vas execrable, and the agent or manager
should procure the services Of some Of the
excellent musicians in this vicinity. To-
night the performance will be repeated.
CHANCE OF BAsE.-Charley White, long
citizen Of this town, has been drawn to
the good city of Virginia, where in Lewis
old place. corner of c and Union streets,
he holds forth. having the neateSt and best
Conducted saloon in Virginia. His friends
will always lind him at home, and the
two assistants, Leeke and Vaughn. have
felecitous manner ofsurrounding fellows
feelings and capturing his coin, that en-
tirely relieves one Of a parting sorrow.
More CoAL.-We were shown. last
night what is, without doubt, good ar
ticle OF Camel coal, which was taken
from a newly discovered mine in Dog
Valley. It's not porous, burns freely, and
euits pungent odor. We are informed
ina, the ledge on the surface is twelve feet
vide.
ARarvING.-Lsrge numbers Of huge
prairie schooners are daily arriving in Viz
ginia from California. Yesterday, about
forty heavily loaded teams came marching
through c street, making a very nice dust,
but bringing many suostantials TO our
somewhat depleted market.
RosExER Co., in view Of the recent
fall of mining property, have concluded
10 dispose Of their large and elegant stock
of dry goods at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies, for the next month. can secure
great bargains By calling at their large
store, South c street, Virginia, opposite
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Office.
AFOREMENTIONED irdsal has ap-
pointed as his Deputy the well known
and efficient officer J. V. b. Perry. The
selection is an excellent one, for Perry
possesses all the requisite qualifications
for the position.
DE-. COLLINS will leave Virginia next
week for his recently located copper mines
st Walker River, and is busily engaged in
making preparations TO commence de-
veloping the same, by the erection of the
necessary machinery.
DRILL.-The members of Engine Co.
No. I, of Virginia, will have company
drill Tomorrow = .fy their engine, which
was injured 8. - are about two weeks
since.
PERsoSAL.-John Altman, Esq, ar
rived in Virginia yesterday, direct from
the East. He reports business good. times
excellent and the Union high in the