Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-15
THE EVENING NEWS.

VI our readers are aware Va bAe 'oSSAS9sN
the enterprise, connecting Virginia will
the Missouri river by continuous line o
commod:ous and comfortable carriages
The first grand depot east of Virginia
the head of The routes at Austin, Lam
der county; the second, Salt Lake City
and the terminus, Atkinson, on the Mis-
souri, river. Between Virginia and Austin
the company have thirteen stations, run
fifteen mud wagons and coaches, employ
inc seventv-eight horses and eight drivers.
the distance is one hundred and eighty
miles, and is passed daily by the several
coaches. Between Austin and Sal' Lake
City there are thirty-siX stations SIXTY
wagons are in continuous service, employ
ing one hundred and ninety horses and
TWENTY-FIVE drivers. The distance between
Virginia and salt Lake City IS tve hun
bred and fifty miles. The above Is what
is termed the western route, and is owned
and managed bv the Overland Mail and
Stage Com pany, represented through Louis
McLane, Esq. The distance from Salt
Lake City to the Missouri terminus is
twelve hundred and twenty miles, and is
daily traversed by the teams of the Over
land Company-with branches to Denver,
Idaho. Montana, and New Mexico-em-
ploy!ng more than one thousand horses,
two hundred coaches, and three hundred
men. The eastern part of the line is own
ed by New York company, represented
and directed by Ben. Holiday, Esq. For
the past few weeks the communication,
east, has been broken on account Of raids
by hostile Indian tribes but on the Sth OF
this month the regular trips commenced,
and we may look for their continuance,
thus afFording mail facilities with the East
some days in advance of the ocean steam
erS. The company is ably managed BY
Nessrs. McLane and Holiday, who are
both pioneers in the staging business. MIR.
John 5. Valentine is agent for the Over
land Company, and may always be found
at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Virginia.
DIsrRlCr CoURr.-BusineSs transacted
this morning. before Judge Burbank ::
Ashton vs.. Overman Co.-case continued
for term. Burning Moscow Co. VS.. Ophir
Co.-case set for trial April 18th. Chal-
lenge Co. vs.. Michigan Co.-by consent,
case continued for thirty days. Crown
Point Co. vs.. Belcher Co.-by agreement.
trial set for 22d inst. Allen VS.. Uncle
Sam Co.-trial SET for Goth inst. J. ).
White vs.. II. Bacon-on motion of coun-
sci for plaintiff case dismissed without
prejudice. Robert Apple ct al. vs.. Apple
Gold Hill Mining Company, and B. F.
Hastings 4 Co. ct als.-plaintitfs, by con-
sent, file amendment 10 complaint. De-
PENDANTS move that the injunction saught
be refused and the restraining order here
,ofore made be set aside and dissolved.
Motion being heard this noon.
:. Before Judge Mesick: Wasserman
". Observation-Disclosures moved for coun
,ermand; motion denied. Harris VS..
Grass Valley Company-consinued for The
term upon motion of defendant. Bigelow
vs.. Murgan-cause continued. Inc Court
here took recess until 10 \. ". to-mor-
row.
Before Judge Rising: Kresser vs.. I'm
gar e. al.,-judgment Of court below sf-
tirmed. Wood and Kenyon vs.. Harris ct
al.,-ordered that injunction issue restrain
ing sale OF mortgaged premises, under an
order Of sale in the suit OF Cas- VS.. Har-
ris {, ais, until the day and time Of sale
Of the same, under and by virtue Of such
decree and order of sale as made and en-
tered in the cause; ordered that plaintiffs
file bonds in the sum of 81 900; demur-
rer overruled, with leave to answer in five
DAYS without payment Of costs under sale.
Plaintiff excepted 10 ruling OF the Court.
\. D. Brown VS.. Statler ct al-Court or
dered judgment for defendants; PlainaH
excepted. Bateman VS.. BatemaL ct al =
Court granted defendants leave TO amend
answer as flied, 10 which plaintiff except
ed Court granted plaintiff until tomorrow
morning 10 amend complaint. In obtain
ing a jury in this suit, the pannel was ex-
hauSted, and venire ordered to issue for
fortv-cwo Jurors, returnable this afternoon.
Attachments ordered issued for the follow
ing de;aulting jurors: y. \: Chandler
D. 5. Turner. A. f. O'Neil, +. II. Nor
ton, Q. Meyer, J. H. Mathews.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted this
morning before His Honor, Judge Daven-
port: Thomas Donnely, arrested on
charge of petty larceny on Sunday last.
was, upon trial, fined $50. and committed
in default. Franco Antonio, French
man, was fined and paid $40 for assault
ing a countryman. VIM Humphreys,
arrested BY officers Bulger and Clarkson,
FOR threats against the life of one Swami,
will have a hearing tomorrow at two
o'clock.
Rich ORE.-The Revenue Mine, at
Reese River, is taking out very rich ore
from their hundred foot level. Last even
ing we saw letter written to gentleman
Of Virginia, which stated that the compa-
nv now have in store awaiting the milling
process, ten TINS of ore, which will aver
age s., 900 per ton. Same specimens re-
Gently taken from the mine are marvel
lousy rich in silver, and the fortunate
owners are of course rejoiced at their good
fortune.
OR1ruARY.-By a card standing in the
street, at the corner OF Z ana I mon streets,
Virginia, we observed that the street Com
missioner had got mired in the mud hole
at that point, and had there expired. We
are sorry, Emanuel was young, virtueus,
and good Parigorician. We observed
Ben Lacker, Steve ellis, and George
Birdsall. gazing sorrowfully on what Pur-
ported 10 be the last resting place of him
they loved. Sic transit, etc.
We were shown yesterday at Mr..
Young's Jewelry store, bar Of bullion.
the result of 1900 pounds Of rock, crushed
from the Rothschild's ledge. Truckee Dist.
The bar weighs l07 ounces, containing
S4S 81 in gold and silver, the rest about
two-thirds of the total weight, is lead.
This is very good, considering that the
rock was taken from the groupings.
A Rrcu SppcINES.-There il on exhi-