Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-17
THE EVENING NEWS.

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AT1L1rARY MArrERs.-we are indebted
to Capt. Warner for the following partic'
ulars: The number Of soldiers now al
Fort Churchill is about one hundred, all
of whom are in good health, and are daily
perfectins themselves in the manual Of
arms under the tutelage of Major McDer-
mott. 1t will be recollected that some
time since, three men were attacked and
slain by the Indians, short distance be-
yond Aurora, and Capt. Kelly of Co. H..
with eighty men were sent there to pro-
tect the miners and settlers. Capt. Kelly
at once proceeded to the point where the
difficulties transpired, and succeeded in
producing amicable arrangements, since
which time he has established camp,
which has been christened Camp Blasdei.
BY recent letter we learn that his entire
command are in good health and spirits,
and bountifully supplied with all the per-
Quisites of military life. The Indians are
now very friendly, and no danger is to be
apprehenGed from that source. At this
time Captain Warner has enrolled fifty
five men in his company, and would gladly
receive enough more good men to fill his
company to the maximum rate. His
headquarters are at the barracks of the
Provost Guard, in Virginia, and any one
who desires the blue can be accommoda-
ted by calling as above.
Recorders Court, VIRaINIA.-The
following business was transacted before
Judge W. II. Davenport, this morning:
John Doe-endearing name-arrested by
officer Wood, on charge of being drunk
and disorderly, and Jerry Patch, cousin
OF Johns, arrested BY the same officer, on
a charge of assault and battery; mutual
satisfaction being acknowledged, and mu-
tual costs being paid, the parties were
discharged. H. Allen, arrested by officer
aearn, on q charge of being drunk and
disorderly, was, upon hearing, discharged.
&. VI. Dow, arrested by same officer, on
the same charge. had his cause continued
until this afternoon. NJ. Alexander, ar
rested BY officer Hurst, on charge of
petty larceny, was adjudged not guilty.
We are willing to accept the Majors
amendment in the Martin case, of yester-
day-all but his "rerbtm sap" Don't
believe "the appendage" uses it. The
Major is better posted, though, and we
may be in error.
COMPETITION is the life of business, and
any one DESTROYS of visiting California can
do so at low rate, BY embarking on
Shaw's Fast Freight Line. The fare to
Latrobe is only 81; to Folsom, So; and
TO Nevada or Grass Valley, about $40.
Passengers are furnished with good ac-
commodations the entire route, and the
journey occupying but two and one-half
DAYS. Valentine, at the Pioneer Stage
office, is the agent for the company.
B1LLIARDs.-Last night three ball
carom game of billiards, for eighty dollars
was played at the Washoe Billiard Saloon,
c street, Virginia, between Frank Fusier
and VIM. Brimacomb. Considerable out
side money was staked on the result,
which proved to be in favor of Mr.. Fusier.
Both gentlemen are amateur players, and
the game was closely contested through
out.
Go1SG.-The tickets in Loryea's rattle
are selling like hot corn on Broadway
when the thermometer is at zero. The
The drawing takes place February 22d,
and all who desire to win home for one
dollar are notified to appear and buy
ticket before it is too late.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported BY Thomas O'Brien, Brokers
No. SO South C street, Virginia City.
Utah Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Virginia.
BENEr1T.-The benefit of Virginia En-
CINE Company No. was a success last
night, and will doubtless be acceptable to
ali the members. Brown, the foreman, is
bound to stand in the front rank In all
particulars.
BULLIoS.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
this morning, from their Virginia Cfice,
IL bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, S2s,532 81 and weighing l,lss lbs.
CoAI.-Wehave encouraging news from
the Chrystal Peak coal regions, and to-
morrow viii give particulars in relation
thereto.
SNow.-Last night another Light fall of
snow covered the sage-brush with a viz
gin mantle. and made the streets slushy
and muddy.
DEPARTURBs.-By Pioneer Stage-Ma-
~ Madam, W. L. Lone, E. H. Dyer, A.
S. Darling, Mr.. Kyle, Mrs. Farrell.
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