Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-08
THE EVENING NEWS.

lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising
In the action of Noe VI. Barstow ct al, il
was ordered that two days be granted to
Reeney and Monkey to file intervention.
In the case of Newman VS.. Meyer ct al,
Newman was sworn and he gave his evil
dence. Court ordered Judgment for plain
tiff as prayed for. In the action Of Pat
terson VS. Rannaka Co., the demurrer of
II. p. Clayton was orruled and ten days
given to answer. In the action of A.
Wolf VS.. d. II. Russell, five days were
given TO amend the complaint. In the
matter of Julia Picot vs.. A. Clarissey, It
appearing that default had been entered
and proof of publication made, and that
no part thereof had been paid, Judgment
was ordered for plaintiff as prayed for IN
complaint. The case of Slows VS.. Ungar
ct al. on trial.
Before Judge Mesick: j. A. Collins
and J. O'Brien, trial Jurors, excused until
tomorrow. Beck VS.. Snyder-continued
;or the term, by mutual consent. s. A.
Blackburn VS.. Yellow Jacket Goa mo-
ton for leave to amend complaint was
granted. Yellow Jacket vs.. >. A. Black
burma motion to dismiss the case was
granted. The trial of the following cases
were set for tomorrow Goldman vs..
Friedenburg ct al; Caldwell VS.. Kingston
Co.; Concordia Co. VS.. Ophir Co.; Kirby
vs.. Imperial Co. Crown Point Co. VS..
I. y. < W. E. Hale-on trial. The above
constitutes the business transacted before
this Court, prior to II o'clock, to-day.
CoRRBcrIoN.-Somet time since We in
advertantly made an attack upon the
social standing of one " Prince Johnson"
who doth inhabit We goodly town of
Washoe. Through the kindness of officer
Soule, we declared that Prince had nip
ped watch. Of course Johnson heard
the rumor of his dereliction from duty.
Like a stern old warrior, he buckled on
his amor. and with hasty strides ap-
preached Virginia to vindicete his injured
honor. Dan" and "the Major have
each gone back" on their statement, and
we are willing TO be apologized to by
Prince, for we knew that sable citizen
long ago, and are glad to say that We
don't think he would steal-unless it was
a kiss from yellow gals lips.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPBErr.-De-
tective officer Soule. of the Virginia police
force, has succeeded in recovering large
amount of stolen goods, among which
the owner not known-is six secondhand
quartz stamps, each weighing one hun
bred pounds, and seven new stamps, OF
seventy-fye pounds weight each. Soule
don't much ike such heavy articles on his
hands, and is trying to find an owner
therefor. Lock up your quartz lodges,
gentlemen, Virginia thieves will take any
thing.
VIRGINIA SALooN.-Our old friend,
Billy Morrison, has re-ftted and re-fur-
nished this saloon, at the corner of B street
and Sutton Avenue, and tonight it will
be thrown open to the public. All OF
Billy's friends are cordially invited to call
this evening and take good square drink
with him. That old and popular fayorite,
Wal. Wright, will be in attendance, and
will be happy to serve customers with his
accustomed urbanity.
To THE LADIEs.-We take pleasure IN
calling the attention of the ladies of Storey
county to the advertisement of Mrs. A.
E. Irwin, No. 10 South B street, Virginia.
Her stock of goods, consisting of the
finest and best selected lot Of feminine
paraphernalia that ever bewildered de-
scendant of Adam, Is to be sold regardless
of cost, and we would invite attention
thereto of all DESTROYS of purchasing.
The Pioneer stages are making excel
lent time-running through to Latrobe in
time to take the 6 o'clock A. ". train. The
old staunch Pioneer Company are bound
to be ahead, instead of sending a way-bin
with names of passengers, while pas
sengers themselves are left behind. The
Pioneer motto is, "Be sure you are right,
and go ahead!'
RECORDERS COURT, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
Charles Smith, arrested by officer Lawton,
on charge of grand larceny, had his case
continued.
ASSESSMENT SALBs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported by Billet, O'Brien s. Co., Bro
kers, No. SO South C street, Virginia
Eastern Crown Point Gold and Silver
Mining Company, Virginia.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia office,
1 bars of bullion, worth, according to
assay, $5,O6S o., and weighing It's