Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

HAS 41OilOE JuuSS Ne N--AS tAOA D
Antoine Marleno, arrested by officer Soule
for grand larceny, continued. John Doe
arrested by officer Higbee, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined S25, and com.
mitted in default. Robert Roe and Pat
rck Doe, arrested by officers Downey and
Ballou, for fighting, had their trial con-
tinued until tomorrow. Lanotty, ar
rested by officer Soule, on complaint and
warrant, continued until tomorrow.
Whipley, arrested by officer Cooke, for
being drunk and disorderly, as above.
Richard Roe, arrested by officer Reed, for
being drunk and disorderly, was held IN
the sum of S25 to answer. K. Roe, ar
rested by officer Hurst, for assault and
battery, continued until tomorrow. L..
Smith, arrested BY officer Ward, for drunk
enness, continued until tomorrow. Miss
Florence. arrested by officer Ward, for as
sault and battery, as above. Billy Dugan,
arrested by officers Cooke and Clarkson,
for disturbing the peace, was held in the
sum of $50 to answer. John Emerson,
arrested BY officers Cooke and Hurst, for
being drunk and unruly, on trial. John
Doe, Jr., arrested by officer Cooke, on
complaint and warrant, on trial. Bust
ness is improving in this Court.
SPEcuLArINe.-Yesterday, fellow who
patronizes Cinnamon. called and settled a
bill of 81 so, with one Hop Light Loo,
and representing to H, L. L. that he had
no coin, persuaded him to accept of FIVE
dollar 9rsenbdek at fifty cents on the dol
lar; but, although the bill might have
been green, it proved to be one of JEFF.
Davis & Co.'S promises to pay, which are
not exactly current in this vicinity.
Poor John. on discovering the fraud, was
most indignant, and consigned JEFF. and
his confederates to the place where they
properly should be, and id " Mclean
men," generally; but that was poor COM
fort, and John, will sigh in vain, for his
1.-TWO dollar half
SHOOTING ArFRAY.-A collision &C.
CURED between two gentlemen, we'll
known to the sporting fraternity. in Doyle
s Goodman's saloon, on Saturday even
ing, during which pistol was discharged
by one of the parties, and although no
damage was done, general stampede &C.
CURED, and for quite time, free fight
seemed to be on tho tapis, between the
respective friends of the two. The one
who discharged the pistol was arrested,
but admitted TO bail, end efforts are being
made to conciliate the two, and probably
negotiations for peace, will follow. All
ha pnfnpnan or nj
rate.
New HousE.-Tte building opposite
the United States Hotel, on B street, for
merly used as an auction shop, is being
re6tted and repaired for The occupation Of
Engine Co. No. 4. There will be sleep
ing Accommodations for ten or twelve Of the
members, and slthough the house is rather
small, it will be great improvement on
their present quarters. The boys, we be-
ieve, will take formal possession some
time this week, and the change, no doubt,
will be most acceptable.
STILL GorSG.-Those tickets in Joe
Loryea's Gift Entertainment are still being
fast disposed of, and certain ones are
bound to be the possessors Of sundry and
various valuables which are sure to be
drawn in a few days; among which, we
may mention number of prizes in gold
coin, several houses, etc. Still, there are
a few chances unsold, and all wishing to
give their luck another trial will do well
10 walk up and purchase while there Is an
opportunity.
The OPHIR.-Work is rapidly progress
ing on the old works of the Mexican
Company. 4 new addition for the en-
CINE and boilers is being added to the old
hosting works, and preparations being
rapidly completed for extending the old
shaft to such depth, as will prove the
existence or non-existenee of a paying
ledge. at a greater depth than has yet been
attained.
CASDrpArE.-Our friend Harry Har-
mon announces himself, to-day, as an
independent Candidate for Second As
sistant of the Fire Department. Harry IS
q first rate fellow and good fireman. and
well worthy of the position; and no doubt
will be popular candidate.
ScR1MMAeE.-A bit of fight occurred
in saloon on C street, on Saturday even
ing, between a couple of gents, but before
either could inAict any serious damage,
they were arrested and marched away,
but bailed out, to make their appearance
before Judge Davenport, to-day.
TAXPAYERS will notice the advertise
ment of Mr.. Oily, Federal Tax Collector,
in another column. Persons paying their
income taxes before the 23d of this month,
will make saving Of ten per cent, which
is quite an item thess times.
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place tomorrow,
as reported BY Thomas O'Brien, Broker.
No. SO South C street, Virginia City:
Swezy Gold and Silver Mining Company.
PERsoxAL.-Judge Burbank, who has
been absent at San Francisco for a week
or two past, returned home Saturday. and
will probably open his Court again
shortly.
YALENT1NEs.-Burke, opposite Wells,
Fago & Co.'s, c street, has on hand
large variety of Valentines Of every Eze,
kind and description. Give him cali.
DsrAsruRBs.-By Pioneer stage-W.
NJ. Lent, Mr.. Hendricks, J. A. Curtis. ].
S. Gillian and wife, G. W. Wilson, Mary
A. Crowel, B. Pichem, II. S. Rumheld.
BuLL1ox.-wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
yesterday from their Virginia Ofhce,
8 bars Of bullion, worth. according to
assay, $4,000 and weighing 232 pounds.
STATISTICS OF THE INDIANs.-There are
at the present time thirteen superintend-
ents and fifty-eight agencies and sub