Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-14
THE EVENING NEWS.

Beck V. Schneider, trial set Tor april 2Sth.
Chase V, Savage Co.. defendent moves for
A new trial-motiOn denied by Court
plaintiff excerpts. Harenden V. White,
cause dismissed from docket. Splain V.
Uncle Sam Co., cause transferred to Judge
Mesick's court. Chevalier VS.. Ramos
cause on trial this NJ.
Before Judge Rising-Levee VS.. Men
ifel-judgement by default. Hudson Co.
vs.. Overman Co, ct aI-cause dismissed.
In the matter Of the estate of F. A. Blrse'
deceased-wiu proven-and letters OF ad-
ministratioa ordered to issue to y. \. H.
Ball. upon filing bond in sum Of $40, OOO.
The following gentlemen were appointed
as appraisers: $. Fall. John II. M'1is and
Moses Korn. Gilchr;st VS.. Lukin-case
tried by The court: Judgment for plaintiff.
Wood ., ais. vs.. uarriS-demurrer argued
and submitted. Court then took recess
until Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Before Judge Messick-Concordia Co.
vs.. Ophir Co. continued by consent.
Caldwell vs.. Keystone Co.-same order.
NcEroly vs.. Loryea--pleadings presented
and modified S. D. Fulton VS.. Town of
Gold Hlll-defendant given until to-mor-
row 70 amend answer. Utah Co. VS..
Globe Co.-judgment for plaintiff as per
stipulation filed. Court took recess
until tomorrow.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted this
morning before his Hon. Judge Daven-
port: Mike McMartin, arrested by ott-
GERS Clarkson and Shepard, on a charge
of assault and battery on Owen Cain. call
ed for jury trial; set for the 10Th, at II
o'clock. James Mccarthy, arrested by
SINE officers, on a similar charge; case
dismissed upon motion of prosecution.
John Doe and Richard Roe (the Legisla-
ture adjourned last Saturday were arrest
ed By officer Green, on charge of drunk
and diSorderly, and will be tried to-day.
John Smith, arrested by officer Lawton,
on the same charge; plead guilty, and
fined therefor S25; Su ith-dear soul
not having the collateral, went to quod
for twelve days
REsoLrrIoSs.-T The following resolu-
lions were unanimously passed at the last
meeting of the Virginia Board OF Fire
Delegates:
Resalrea, That the sincere and grateful
thanks of the Fire Department are dUe,
and are hereby rendered, 70 Chief En-
neer. Peter Larkin, and his assistants, H.
K. Williams and Benjamin Ballou, for
the able and efficient manner in which
they have discharged their duties during
their term of Office.
Resolved, That in offering this slight
tribute to their gallantry as fremen and
genrlemanly department as officers, our
motives are only a just appreciation OF de-
served merit.
YoUNG AMERIcA.-In these days Of go
ahead-ativents Young America takes the
lead. and Wednesday evening Young
America Engine Company No. ?, of Viz
GINA will give their annual ball at the
Music Hall. The bare announcement of
4 ball by Two's fellows would be guar.
antee of tip top time, but the manage
ment have secured the services Of band
of the finest musicians in the State. The
hall will be finely decorated, and gay
and festive crowd of lads and lasses will
be on hand for a good time. Burke, at
the Virginia news depot, has tickets for
sale.
DELTA SALOON. Who don't know
Jimmy Malone. of the Delta Saloon, North
c street, Virginia: Who has not received
from him an honest greeting and hearty
welcome: Who has the temerty to say |
tina. Jimmy don't run the Delta in tip |
top stvle, and give his customers The very |
best pirirual consolation the market al
fords: Nary one. And If poor, tired. |
hungry, weary, thirsty mortal Will opt
call at the Delta, Jimmy-or his handsome |
bar-xeep, Ned, the pride Of Mavour-
neen will mix a refreshing, invisorat-
ing, lite-giving cordial that will make him
happy. Be; yer life.
CoRoHER's ISoUESr.- Yesterday, DR..
J. C. Tucker held an inquest on the body
OF B. Metcalf. shot March 18th, by J. Z.
Dovle. The following gentlemen compos-
ed the jury Thomas Kent, F. Ward, Jas.
F. McCoubes. James Cartwright, J. L.
Bradbury. After the examination of sew
eral witnesses (most of the testimony was
in Yesterdays NEws), the jury returned a
verdict that deceased came to his death BY
a pistol shot, given at the hands of John
Z. Doyle. An autopsy Of the body, BY
Bird, showed that both bullets entered
the lungssof deceased, either one Of which
would have produced death.
MORE FOR THE MILLIoN.-Burke at the
Virginia News Depot, No. IS south c
street, opposite the office of Wells, Fargo
4 Co., is constantly IN receipt Of reading
matter from the East of all kinds, news
papers, periodicals, and in fact all the pop
ular works of the day. Burke sells all
of the above at the lowest cash prices, and
on account of his hberality Is securing
hosts of customers. Wehave been Obliged
to him on several occasions for favors in
the reading line, and full willing to become
again his debtor.
RE-FlrrED.-Simon Packsher, at the
Cigar Stand at the saloon OF George
Lewis, corner of C and Union streets, Viz
ginia, has entirely re-6tted his stand, and
is now prepared to furnish everybody with
a prime Havana, or natural twist.
At the bar, Leeke, the prince of mixolo-
glsts, presides with grace; while at the
eating stand, Sam Porter is ever ready to
cook an oyster to a turn. The trinity
Leeke, Porter and Packsher. Hope Sam
will forgive US for styling him ghost.
REESE RIVER Bullion. Last night
Wells. Fargo & Co. received from Austin
for forwardment, seven sacks of bullion.
worth. according to assay. SS.4l6 %.
The Fast Freight Line of Guion, Wad-
leigh & Co., have also, within the past
week. brought from Austin, en- route for
San Francisco, little more than $4,000
- borS Austin IL ~ manning Ouf"