Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-16
THE EVENING NEWS.

was held on Sunday evening, at the Gold
Hill Theatre, for the purpose of organic
ing a Circle. The meeting was called to
order by Jas. Brew; after which Timothy
O'Connell was appointed Chairman pro
tenn, and James E. Murphy Secretary pro
TEN. Judge Meagher being called upon
for a speech, responded in a few patriotic
words. Calls being made for the Secre-
tary, James Z. Murphey, he spoke at
some length on Irish wrongs, and the ia
vorable prospect Of Irish independence.
4 large number subscribed their names to
the roll Of members. The following were
elected permanent officers: Jas. Z. Muir
ply, Centre; Timothy O'Connell, Treas
urer; Jas. c. Murphy, Secretary. The
meeting adjourned to meet again at the
same place, on Sunday afternoon next, at
2 o'clock.
District CoURr.-Before Judge Rising
Mckenzie VS.. Uncle Sam Company
Cause dismissed for want of prosecution.
Recess until tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
Before Judge Burbank-Gould & Curry
Company VS.. Ell Dorado Company-Judg-
ment ordered for plaintiff in accordance
with findings. Burk VS.. Alpha Company
Judgment for defendants in accordance
with stipulation filed. McCurdy VS.. Alpha
Company-Trial on the 9th inst. Cr9sus
Company. VS.. Bullion Company-Trial on
the 18th inst. Recess until 10 o'clock A.
". tomorrow.
Before Judge Mesick-People VS.. Over
man Company-Case dismissed. Cook
vs.. Harloutt- Demurrer overruled and
defendant given three days to answer.
Lent CT ais. VS.. Sheppard ct als.-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs. Savage Mining Co.
Va. North Potosi Co.-Same order. Same
vs.. Same-Same order. Gould & Curry
Co. VS.. Virginia Sinola Co.-Same order.
Same VS.. North Potosi Co.-Same order.
l.avett VS.. Smith-Cause on trial.
JUSTICES Court, VIRorNIA.-The fol-
lowing business was before Pembroke
Murray, Justice Of the Peace, this morn
ing: X. Wilson VS.. American Basin Com
pany-cause continued. Wilson VS.. Lock
wood-judgment for plaintiff. French VS..
Irwin. Judgment for plaintiff. Dugan vs..
Ruhling-postponed for 10 days. Heenan
vs.. Olin-default entered Saturday last,
and motion to open judgment made this
morning. Gushing ct al. vs.. Warnock-
trial to-day. Green VS.. Tighe-same en-
try. NJ. Ramirez VS.. Mark Feeny-same
entry. Wilson vs.. American Basin Co.
trial tomorrow.
BADLY ISJUREp.-The man who was
kicked by a mule on the Geiger Grade last
Saturday was very seriously injured, and
his skull broken for two inches square
over the right ear. DR.. Tucker, assisted
by DR.. Bronson. successfully performed
the operation Of tr%epanning, and last
evening the man was concious. His name
is John Hart, and he has been packing
wood down the mountain for the past few
months, in the employ of Mr.. Culbersson,
who speaks of him in terms OF the highest
praise. His chances Of recovery are I'M
certain.
. II you want good and interesting books
to read at leisure moments, go to Barney
Levison s Co.'s and you can get them.
II YOU want to write u letter home and
are out Of stationery, you can always lind
that Of the best quality at Levison s Co.'s,
and if YOU wish to indulge in q prime
cigar, Barney is the man who can supply
YOU with the article. Give him a call and
take a smoke.
IMPORTANT SALR.-We understand that
the Imperial Silver Mining Company have
purchased of Messrs. Lindauer, s Hirsch-
man, their quartz mill and water-rights
on the Carson river, at Dayton. This
purchase was maM on very favorable
terms, and will not interfere with the
regular dividends Of the company, while
it disposes Of the litigation pending be-
tween the parties.
Ton FINCH, the irrepressible Tom, has
been to the Bay and laid in q for a new
supply Of Yankee notions, fancy articles,
ETC., which he keeps on hand at his saloon.
He has got enough jack.knives, penknives
and knives Of every description to keep all
the Yankees in Nevada whiting till the
Su,ro Tunnel is completed. Call in and
buy a new knife, and "smile."
REcoRDER's CoURr, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted this
morning before Recorder M~eagher: James
Boulden, arrested by officer Carter for
being drunk, forfeited his bail. S. Ad-
ans, arrested by officer Downey for being
drunk and asleep on the sidewalk, was
fined and paid costs Of Court.
REPArRING.-The usual clatter of Crown
Point mill has not been heard at u office
for several days past. We understand
that it is receiving thorough repairs.
Work in the mine, however, is being car
ried on the same as usual, and the dump
is at all times well stocked with pay
rock.
Music HAJL.-The only place of amusc-
ment, in Virginia, is Music Hall, and an
excellent company perform there nightly.
At present Miss Joey LaForrest and Billy
Shepard are the latest attractions, par
,icularly Joey.
WILL OPBN.-Peasley x Hemmingway
will open the Opera House, this week.
with an excellent troupe of performers,
male and female, including ONE old and
many new artists Of whom report speaks
well.
UNION CONvENrIoN.-The Storey Coun-
~ Union Convention will meet al the
Opera House, in Virginia, and conclude
their business Wednesday at 10 o'clock
A. u.
DEMOCRATIC CoNvRNrIoN.-This body
held their adjourned session ut the Dis
trict Court room, Virginia, this forenoon.
We shall give the names Of their nominees
tomorrow.
Mr.. E. BLOOMFIELD keeps on hand ex-
cellent cigars, meerschaum pipes, cutlery
and an infinite number of articles Of every
day use. which he sells at amazing low
rates.
BuLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
from their Virginia office, since Saturday
- bars of bullion, weighing 1898 pounds.
and worth. as per assay, $39.6l4 IL.