Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-21
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FrcdricLs, Mrs Fredricks, W G Millman,
Mrs Conner, G Hanson, F Mead, Mrs c u
Watson, John Dohle, C C Knox, Rufus
Wade, W II Latham, Mr. Smith, Jas John.
son, j Marrick, D Hardy, E Pearson, Miss
Pearson, C Sabine, NJ Cochin, James Smith,
Chas Smith, Thos Mitchell, Chas Negus, W
Nelson, Mr. Barr, A Galland, r Pioda, wife
and two servants, ] Hillyer, B Franz, Mrs
Anderson, J Morgan, S Cobb, w Armstrong,
A Rippenhausen, w H Watson, Mrs w II
Rhodes, Robert Wood, S Shost, Mrs Car
penter, Mrs Pierce, VIM Mac, Master Car
penter, John Gallon, Master Bell, NJ Wright.
By the Overland stage-P F Wood, John
Sloan. ] Meass, NJ Murphy, N Bumps and
boy, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Crowler, Mr. Seadon,
Mr. Smith, NJ Rockwell, w A Jackson, Ira
Locke.
DErARruRRs.-By the Overland stage-w
H Kimball, Mrs Miller, Mrs A Sawyer, Mrs
J NJ Dowley, Geo w Veatch, JB Robbie, II
B jackson, S Wasshan.
A BRurE.-Some fellow, whose name we
were unable to ascertain, e to Light &
Alman's stable yesterday afternoon and hired
a horse to attend q funeral. In a few hours
he returned the horse, but covered with blood
from a large wound in the head, his leg cut
in 4 terrible manner and his sides and weth-
ers swollen and ridged from application Of
whip and spurs. Ham. Light was in the
stable when the horse was returned, and
seeing the condition OF the poor beast, start
ed after the mourning equestrian" and in
about two minutes gave him n most glorious
thrashine. Served him right. We don't
know who he may be, neither do we care,
but any man who will numerically pound q
dumb beast is a brute Of the lowest species
n deserves twice the logging that Ham.
administered.
COOP YIELD.-At n recent crushing Of
rock, sent in here from the California Mill
and Mining Company's claims, in Excelsior
District, at the Swansea mill, rock from the
California ledge went S67 per ton; from the
Indian Boy $50, and from the Knickerbocker
S5l. These three lodges comprise the series
Of the California Company. While this yield
is good, 4 much better result would undoubt-
ediy have been obtained had the rock been
thoroughly understood. Even at the above
rates, the company have q series Of lodges to
be proud Of. This company have purchased
a mill here, and will soon ship it out to their
claim. The foundations are already being
laid, and in abou, thirty days the company
expect to have the mill at work.-Union.
REcoRpER's Court, VIRGINIA. - This
morning Recorder Meagher transacted the
following business: S. Baker, arrested by
officer Edwards for threats against life, was
bound in the sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
Richard Mayce, arrested By officer Lackey for
being drunk and disordcrly, was fined costs
of court, and in default Of payment was
committed to the City Jail. p. Moore, ar
rested for disturbing the peace BY officer IT.
win, was dismissed. p. Moore, arrested by
officer Lawton for fighting, was fined and
paid $40 and costs. Peter Sterins, arrested
officer Edwards for peddling without license,
was dismissed.
INcoRponArroNs.-The following mining
companies have fled articles Of incorporation
in the Clerks office Of Storey county. Mt.
Moriah Company, in the Meadow Lake Dis
trict, with a capital stock Of $4,000; Trus-
tess. +. Carpenter. Thomas ]. Mclean,
W. y. Hall, II. C. jacobson n ID. Van
Vrankin principal place Of business to be
at Gold Hill. The Lincoln Mining Compa-
nv, in Meadow Lake District, Nevada county,
California, with a capital stock Of $50, 900 /;
Trustees-S. +. Carpenter, Thos. ]. Mclean,
w. n. Hall, II. c.. jacobson and D. Van
Vraukin; principal place Of business to be
at Gold Hill.
Town TAXEs.-Next Friday is the last
day for the payment Of the town taxes for
Gold Hill. If not paid by that time, they
become delinquent, and ten per cent. will be
added. II is, therefore, worth while for tau
payers to go to the Marshal, shell out" to
the amount for which they are taxed, and get
their receipt. The Marshal or his Clerk will
be found at the Justices Office every day to
receive tax-money and give receipts.
'MrsIc HALL.-Last~ evening, the favorites,
Walter Bray and his peerless daughter, ap-
peared at the Music Hall to a crowded house,
and were most warmly welcomed. The gen.
eral company at this favorite resort IS good;
but Maggie Brewer is indeed a most charm
ing and versatile actress. A fine bill Is out
for tonight. Four bits admittance and no
dcad-heads.
INFORMATION WASTED.-Any one know
ing the whereabouts Of Samuel L.. Smith will
confer 4 great favor by giving the informa-
ton TO his mother, Mrs. Mary Robinson, at
the Occidental Hotel, Virginia, where she
has lately arrived from Oregon in search OF
him. When she last heard from him he was
working in the mines in this county.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Rising:
Brundage VS.. Ross-jury pannel exhausted,
and a venire issued for more jurors to be
present this afternoon q 2 o'clock. Before
Judge Mesick: Court met at 10 o'clock and
transacted some business ; took q recess until
this afternoon, when it will meet and adjourn
for the term.
DRuNH.-Yesterday was a day Of drunk
and disordehy. We saw several parties who
had been pressing the peppermint" rather
too freely. Runaways M nights were the
special order Of the day, and this morning
sore heads and bilious stomachs will be the
result to these seekers Of pleasure.
OPERA HousE.-Last evening, a fair house
witnessed the exposition Of the Independent
Order Of the Sons Of Malta. 1t was a most
laughable piece, and we believe will be con-
tin1ed. A fine bill is offered for tonight,
and everybody should attend this excellent
place OF amusement.
BrLLIoN.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped,
this morning, from their Virginia Office, Is
hairs of bullion, worth, according to assay,
Sd, 246 90, and weighing 1898 pounds.
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WHAT PHILADELPHIA IS RESPONSIBLE
FoR.-The Lynchburg, Va, Republican,
a paper which struggles hard to conceal
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