Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-02
THE EVENING NEWS.

reinstate defendants in possession Of hoist
ing works was denied. Samuels VS.. Uncle
Sam Co.-Motion for new trial denied,
plaintiff excepting. State VS.. Fruento
Fruisoso-Motion for new trial denied
and prisoner sentenced to States Prison
for the term of three years. Moch vs..
his creditors-Defau Of creditors entered
and Sheriff appointed assignee In the
matter Of the estate Of George Meyer. de-
ceased. D. A. Hillyer was appointed ad-
ministrator, upon filing bonds in the sum
of $4,000. In the matter Of the estate of
James Thompson, deceased, ordered that
notice be given for parties to show cause
why the final account Of the administrator
shall not be allowed and the estate settled.
.Trill vs.. Laura-Cause continued until
Wednesday next. Ralsson vs.. Underhill
CT als.-Cause continued until this after
noon. Paxton ct al. VS.. Cr9Sus Co.
Demurrer overruled and Eve days allowed
20 answer. Roe VS.. Weimmer-Ordered
that the Sheriff have permission TO amend
his return on execution in accordance with
the facts. Alpha Co. vs.. N~oglesdorf ct
al.-Case on trial.
BAPTIST FEsrIvAL.-Last evening was
the second of the Festival at Armory Hall
given in aid of the Baptist Church. We
attended, and think it an honest duty to
say that the whole arrangement is the best
of any church affair we ever had the
felicity Of attending. In the first place
there are refreShment tables under charge
AZ -. II.n A.s Da,.nn aaa,.faH
by Miss Gussie Moreton, aud Mrs. Finley.
where all sorts Of good things are sold at
a reasonable price /; and no visitor is i'm
por,uned 10 purchase that which he or
she does not want. The various tableaux
were splendid and reflected much credit
on the scenic artist and performers. The
singing OF the Virginia Glee Club, assisted
by Mrs. Dayton. Mrs. Eells, Mrs. Nc
LafFerty, Mrs. Darwin and Mr.. y. A. II.
Ball. Of Gold Hill, was fine and elected
hearty applause. Tonight is the last Of
the Festival and we advise everyone to 90
and enjoy the fine singing and contribute
whatever sum they choose TO a christian
charity.
FATAL AccIpENr.-LaSt night, when
the night shift in the Gould s Curry were
going to work through a shaft in the mine,
while descending some ladders a man
named James Davis lost his hold, when a
few feet from the top. and fell sixty feet, to
a platform. where his body passed through
an opening about one foot square and
wen, 10 the bottom. a further distance Of
twenty feet. where he was found dead. In
the fall he passed and brushed several
men on the ladders, but fortunately did
not strike any one sufficiently hard to
cause them TO lose their hold. Deceased
has JUS. returned from the East, and COM
menced work at the Gould s Curry last
Monday evening. He is about 80 years
Of age. and q native of Canada. No
blame attaches TO any one.
YorSe ANsRIcA.-Three young scamps
went to a China wash house in the upper
part of town last evening and raped at
the door, for the purpose Of bringing the
Cinnamon out and playing tricks on them.
I, happened that there was but one China
man at home, and when he came out the
three young scapegraces pitched into him
and gave him a sound thrashing. l. is q
pity that the celestial wasn't strong
enough TO have gwen the fast youngsters
q lesson which they would remember. for
their rioting. !: they should again engage
in the pas,ime Of beating inoffensive
Cinnamon. we hope the police will take
them in hand. if their parents or guardians
do not.
SOMETHING NEw.-J. Baum s Bro,
next door TO the News Office, have the
largest and best assortment of clothing.
gentlemen's furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, and all articles Of wearing apparel
for gentlemen that can be found at any
other place in Gold Hill. They have
Jus, been filling up their store with a new
stock of Fall goods, and can supply their
customers with outfits Of the best styles
and latest fashions, at the very cheapest
prices. Give them q call and see their
new goods before you go elsewhere, and
YOU will surely be satisfied that you can
do better. and can get better and cheaper
clothing there than at any other establish
ment.
PRor. KuH's CoScERr.-The people Of
Storey county will be gra,i6ed to know
that Prof. Kuh will give q concert at the
Court House. in Virginia, on Thursday
evening, September 7th. The entertain.
ment will be one Of the best ever offered
in the State. for the Professor has devoted
his whole life to music, and as a natural
sequence has become an artist Of superior
ability. He will be assisted BY the best
musical talent in the county, and will
offer a programme Of great variety. Tickets
can be procured at the Book Store OF
Bernard Franz. or at Dale s Co...
BULLION SHlPNENrs.-Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped from their Gold Hill office
this morning seven bags of bullion. weigh
ing 1876 pounds, and worth $4,000. Dur
ing the month Of August they have
shipped from this office the large amount
of SSl4,4OS SO worth Of bullion ; yet this
is but a portion Of the monthly products
Of the Gold Hill mines. Many Of our
companies ship through the Virginia office
and others sometimes from there and some
times from this place.
RICH AND ExrESsrvB.-In the Next
can mine. at the depth of $50 feet, and at
the 7th level, a fine body Of ore has been
recently cut, which. when found, was but
one foot wide. but now that it has been
"s,oped" on for seven se,t Of timoers' 1t
shows q width Of twelve feet, most re-
markedly rich in silver. and no evidence
of q discontinuance. About forty tons OF
this ore is being raised daily, and the
amount will probably be increased.
A REPoRrER.-Sot a real live cuss OF a
reporter who does paragraphs for old John
Conness, but one Of Mike McCluskey's
"reporters," which is a compound OF all
that Is good, in the shape Of liquids
being o. smooth a, Dan, as persistent a: