Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-04
THE EVENING NEWS.

Dosher-case passed. Trout vs.. Sankey
cause on trial, jury being waved
The iury were excused until tomorrow
morning from further attendance. Before
Judge MeSick: The case of the PotoSi
Co, vs.. Bajazet 4 Golden Era Co. was
opened 10 the jury by the attorneys. Mr.
Wcscoatt and Mr.. Fall, one from each
party. were appointed and sworn to pro-
coed with the jury and visit both mines,
and examine the various minis thereof.
after which the court took a recess until
Tomorrow morning at nine o'clock A. VI.
Before Judge Burbank: State vs.. Nelly
continued until Tuesday next. MT. "ir-
born and J. \. NIoch, jurors, were ex-
cused for the term. George Ellis, juror,
excused for tomorrow. Hale Il Norcross
Company vs.. county Of encouragement
heard and case taken under Amusement
by the Court until tomorrow morning.
John II. Atohinson vs.. u. Draper-a de-
cree was granted by the Court in accord
ance with the prayer of complainant,
Plaintiffs counsel allowed to take papers
and prepare decree. State vs.. All Hen
cause dismissed on motion of District
Attorney. State VS.. Geo. W. Sites
Defendant was called, and failing to ap-
pear and answer, default taken, and judg-
ment for $4,000 against the suretieS or
dered entered up: The following are the
Sursties-to wit: II. c. McDougal, IL.
VI. Blumenthal Jas. Orndorf, J. w.
Hastings, G. E. Tallmadge, \. J. Sites,
). \. Snow, VIM. II. Green, and Lloyd
Frizell. Court than took a recess until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
SENyLEE MILL.-rhis mill is situated
in Pleasant Valley, Washoe county, about
fourteen miles from Virginia, and is one
of the finest in the county. The motive
power of this mill consists Of an over-shot
water wheel thirty-two feet IN diameter
and of about sixty horse power, supplied
with water from ditch near Washoe
CITY, and a steam engine also, OF sixty
horse power. Three batteries of five
stamps, each weighing eight hundred
pounds, sutfices to crush daily about
thirtv-fve tons of ore, which is worked in
twelve Wheeler pans and four aSitators.
For some time this mill has been working
ore with secret process, which has been
most satisfactory in its results to NINE
owners. The mill employs about twenty
men. and is under the superintendent OF
:. d. Merchant and the efficient foreman,
Mr.. Estes. This mill has been working
ore from the Savage and Burke 4 Hamil-
ton mines, and is now awaiting better
condition of the roads, that ore may be
procured; and in the meantime, improve
ments are being made, both in the mill
and on the ditch.
REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
His Honor, Judge Davenport, this morn
ING: James N. Culla, arrested by OH
GERS Clarkson and Hurst, on charge OF
being drunk and disorderly, upon trial,
pleaded guilty. was fined twenty dollars,
and in default of payment thereof was
committed to the station-house for ten
DAYS. John Rising, arrested by same
officers On a warrant, charged with nav
ing committed an assault and battery upon
one James Mahoney, forfeited his bail to
the amount of S25. ]. Crowley, arrested
nv fire-warden Ballou on charge OF d.
d., was upon trial fined $50, and In de-
fault of payment committed to quod Tor
10 days. Girl Docket. - Bourdam vs..
Donaldson s Clark-action in attachment
for S67; judgment for plaintiff by con-
fession.
LOST. LOST! LOST In the language
of the immortal Mexican Buchanan, we
are Lost, lost, lost" For six months
have the timid been crying to Heaven
that poor, barren, sterile Washoe was
"played out;" for six months have
astocks" been in a decline, and all OF the
feline race, either tame OF untamed, been
at a discount; nevertheless, We saw last
night at the office of Wells, Fargo s Co.
As bars of bullion, worth about 100000,
which is to be forwarded to-day to the
Queen City of the Pacific, and our friend
Val. assures US that lots more are coming.
Hurrah for '.played out Washoe.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT DAYToN.-The
Sunday School of the Church of the As
cension will hold their Christmas Festi-
val in Dovle's Hall, Thursday evening,
January 9TH, at 81 o'clock. There will be
a Christmas Tree, with presents for all the
children of the school, and there will also
be an opportunity for making presents to
children Of larger growth. All gifts IN,
tended to be given from the tree should
be sent to the hall on Thursday, before
o'clock Pm. The children are antcipa-
ting merry time, and we think they VIII
not be disappointed.
WELL DREssRD.-Good- looking, fine
fit! Such are the ordinations you daily
hear as gentlemen pass along the street; ;
and should you enquire where they bought
their store-clothes, they would invariably
tell YOU that they came direct from Jacobs
store, North B street, where, one calls,
Morris and Young are bound to give him
a complete suit at prices defylng compeu-
tion-and more than this, if person s0ont
buy they will force him to take suit.
Look at OUT good clothes, for instance.
NoxrSArED.-At the regular meeting
of Nevada Hook and Ladder Company
No. /, Virginia, the following gentlemen
were last evening nominated for officers
of the Virginia Fire Department for the
coming wear by the following vote: For
First Assistant Louis LePa;ge had nine
teen votes, N. Mccarthy had fourteen, b.
Ballou had two. For Second Assistant,
Richard Paddock was unanimously NOM
mated.
CALL ON DAwsoS.-Ah ye hungry cpl
cureans are hereby informed that Daw-
SON, at the saloon of George Lewis, In
Virginia, has constantly on hand CLANS
oysters, crabs, quail. chicken, and such
other herbs for the hungry. See him and
get fat. Sam Marshall IS the cookist at
Dawson's place-old Sam. fat Sam, jolly
Sam-the prince of the caasine.
To THE epicure, there is nothing more