Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-15
THE EVENING NEWS.

Chinatown. \ HSn Hae0
Turney, night blacksmith st the Gould
Curry mine, was found to have been shot
throri,h the right leg, below the Knee,
The homes of the leg being frarfully shat
,ered. He was taken to the station house
where he related the following version OF
he affair: He was coming up Union
street quietly. when he WAS hailed by
man " no told him il was q nice time and
Dlace for man to be found in. Turney
replied tha, il was none Of his business;
whereupon the party fred at HIM with the
above stated result, and then dropping
the pistol ran away. Chief BirdSall i'm.
mediatelv took the matter in hand and in
a short time, through information received
from a Young man who CHANGED to be
near by, arrested one W. H. Gillespie,
who was found in his house in the First
Ward, and was fully identified as the
party who fred the shot. This Gillespie
.sa man. il We remember rightly, is
brilliant member Of the asSassinationists,
and not unknown to the records of the
Police Court. Early yesterday morning.
Turuey was taken to the County Hos.
pitai. and we understand will be Cum
PEELED TO suffer amputation of his leg at
The knee. Gillespie will have an eXamin-
alton forthwith, and doubtless be commit
led for An attempt to conn it murder.
P. s. Yesterday morning. Turney was
taken 70 the County Hospital and his
wound examined BY Drs. Tucker and
Bronson, who found that the bullet had
penetrated the calf of the leg, ranging
obliouelv downward. SCATTERING and sphn-
;erins both bones OF the leg in terrible
manner. Upon consultation. It was de-
ciied tina, amputa,ion WAS necessary but
;he parien, and his friends refused 10 per-
nit the operation. The surgeons insisted.
and requested them 10 comply and allow
an immediate operation, otherwise they
must remove the patient. This latter
Was complied with, and the man is now
IN charge DR.. Hillyer.
RFcoRpER's CorRr. VIReISA.- Re-
eorder Meagher this morning transacted
che following business: Richard Noye,.
srrestsd By officer Highly on charge OF
d. d., was discharged, on condition that
he would join the sublime order OF Sons
Of Temperance. VIM. Henry, BY same
officer. for same offense, was communication
Is days. c. c. P. Severance and Amos
T. Laird were arrested by officer Lswton.
for Sighting. Severance was discharged;
Laird will be tried this afternoon. J.
Gallagher. arrested BY officer Lackey on
charge Of d. d., was committed for "a
days. H. W. Gillespie. arrested BY
officers Highly and Downey for assault
with intent to kill. will have an examina,
ton Tomorrow. W. !. Brock, arrested
BY officer Hurst for disturbing the peace,
was lined S25. L. P. Deyin and Miss
Florence were arrested BY officers Clark
son and Hurst. Devin forfeited bail in the
sum Of S25; Florence will have hearing
this afternoon. John Doe, arrested BY
officer Larkin on q charge of d. d., will be
tried this afternoon. Michael Levy, ar
rested BY Deputy Marshal Perry for
threats to kill. on trial.
TRrcxEE ORE.-We were shown last
evening by Mr.. Henry Abbott. large lot
Of ore from the newly located mines Of the
New Truckee District. The ore exhibited
was from the Mount Hope, Perley, Valley
Lead and Rotschild, series Of Lodges. ard
IS beyond peradventure rich in gold and
silver. even at short distance from the
surface, whence this rock was taken, none
being brought in that come from depth
Of more than eighteen feet. The rock is
decomposed quartz, strongly impregnated
with iron and glirtering with sulphurets
Of silver. Galena is also CHARACTERISTIC
Of the rock, and IN the Valley Lead sui
phurets of copper abounds. Assays OF
this ore will be made to day, and we have
no hesitation in saving the result will be
mos, gratifying 20 the locarors. Mr.. Alb
bon will doubtless be pleased to CRAFTY
any curious parties with a sight Of the ore,
who NAV be pleased TO call upon him at
the store OF Mitchell s Adams, Virginia.
RrxAwAx.-Yesterday afternoon aspan
of horses attached TO a buggy, driven by
DR.. Bryarly of Virginia, who was return
ing from a professional visit to OPhir.
took fright on the Ophir Grade. above
Gold Hill, and ran away, stovins the
buggy 20 pieces, and throwing the doctor
and q companion 10 the ground WIN
2rea, violence. but fortunately breaking
no bones for either. After running Tor
some distance the horses were secured
and taken to the stable.
Glow FIoHr.- Yesterday afternoon
Barney Green and Mike Mallory fought
prize glove 6ght at the Opera House
which by agreement lasted eight rounds
both men exhibiting considerable skill,
and getting as well pounded as they could
conveniently with ordinary gloves. We
understand that the parties were matched
70 fight last night for $500, in some spot
outside of this State. The fight TO take
place in six weeks.
CHANCE OF TIxE.-To-day the Pioneer
line of stages left Virginia for California
=, o'clock. and will run regularly at
ths, hour from this date. The fact Is.
that the Pioneer folks are bound TO be
ahead of any sickly competition. and ind
ing that by leaving so early their teams
sot law going 50 slow, they have con-
Guided 10 save few hours time and put
passengers through in doubls-quick.
A SMASH rP.-This morning, team con-
tanning about dozen Chinese-men, women
and rice-startsd for the new FL Dorado, and
when on a steep grade near the Gould &
Curry mill, the wagon went over the grade
and piled up at the bottom of the r7vine in a
eonrlomerated mass, strange TO say, none OF
the Celestials were injured, but terribly
scared. The wagon was stove badly, aud the
horses breaking loose ran away, and had not
been captured up TO noon.
Doos.-Canine war in Virginia eontin-
ues, certainly to the regret OF but few
who may unfortunately lose valuable
"dorg;" but each morning, in street and
alley, lane and corner, earcasses of dozens
of bowling. yelping, worthless ours are
seen s,iF and cold through the sanitary
doses of poison administered BY philan-
thropic hand.
CHAPLIN HorsB.-This elegant house.
on South street, Virginia, has been
rented. and opened as frs,-class board
ing and lodging house. BY Mrs. William
son, who is well known as most accom-
olished hostess. Here every comfort can
be had for those who desire to escape the
confusion of . crowded hotel. II Is IN
necessary to speak of the table.
GREAT BAReAIS.-The Saloon, fixtures,