Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-01
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| DISTRICT COUhI1 NIRGIN1A.-Ane AoA-
lowing business was transacted in this
Court this morning, before Judge Rising !:
White vs.. Baeon-case transferred to
Judge Burbank's court by mutual consent
of parties thereto. Armstrong VS.. Steven
son Kehoe Company-case continued for
the term by consent Of parties. Keyser
VS.. Ungar etal.-appeal dismissed. Dex-
ter VS.. Strauss-ordered by the court that
commission to take dispositions issue.
Krisser VS.. Shanney-bond on appeal or
dered to be fixed at the sum of $4,000.
Huget vs.. Owen-one days additional
time given to file amended answer. Des-
mond vs.. Stone ct al.-case tried, argued,
submitted, and taken under Amusement by
the court. Pride of the West Co. VS.. r.
win 20. No. Q, and Irwin Co. VS.. Fanny
Fern Co., transferred by consent to Judge
Bur6ank's court for trial. Conkhn VS..
Eldridge-leave to amend granted. In
the matter Of the estate of VI. NJ. g. Ross,
death proven and estate admitted to pro-
bate. Louis Fusier was appointed Execu-
tor, the bond was fixed in the penal sum
of $4,000, and ten days given to file the
same. John Gillig, A. h. Grim and Eu-
gene Boniface, were appointed appraisers
of SAID estate. Patterson VS.. Kanaka Co.
ten days allowed defendant to answer.
Court took Il recess until tomorrow at 10
o'clock An.
Before Judge Mesick-a fine of $500,
entered against c. B. Barstow, as de-
faulting juror, was reduced to $25. At
tachment issued against A. K. Grimm, as
defaulting juror, dismissed. Case Of Man.
dlebaum VS.. Ungar ct als.,-still on trial.
SWALLOWED THE PILL.-Three of the
lady chivalry who are by the roughness
of the times, now engaged in the "mud-
sill occupation" of teaching school, march,
ed up to the County Clerks Office yester-
day and took the new oath required by
law. The grimaces made by the she Sc
cesh were awful to witness, and but little
accorded with that portion of the Gospel
laid down in the Apostle Matthew's Evan
gelical Records, wherein We are command
ed to be righteous towards our enemies.
The oath, however, was taken, and the re-
cord is white. but an enemy to the Stars
and Stripes would swear till doomsday for
a Yankee school marm's salary. Bah!
these heightened descendants of patrician
families will yet be peddling Goldfish for
cold grub.
CoLDs AND BRoNcHrr1s.-,It is well
settled fact that in q changeable climate
like this, people are very apt to take colds,
which invariably disarrange the system
causing loss Of appetite, headaches, sore
throats, cold feet, fevers, and many other
CONFERENCE.-The worst of which is con-
sumption. Now, all these disagreeable
feelings can easily be prevented. by very
little outlay Of money. 4. Harris, next
door to the Gold Hill News Office, has
splendid assortment of good woollen
clothes, such as coats, pants, vests, under
shirts, scarfs, stockings and socks, and as
good boots as can be bought in the State
all OF which he guarantees to sell at San
Francisco prices, and cheaper than any
other store in Storey county. Just call
and see him, if you want bargains.
REcoRDER's CoURr, VrReINIA.-The
following business was transacted before
Judge Davenport to-day: ". Hum
phreys, arrested BY officer Lawton, on
complaint and warrant on two charges,
had his trial continued until tomorrow
at 2 o'clock. W. Smith. arrested by Off
Ger Ward for being drunk and disorderly,
was fined Sl5, and committed for d days
in default. en-. Foster, arrested by Off
GERS Green and Lawton on complaint and
warrant, on trial.
DEGREE OF REBEccA.-The Odd Fell
lows will hold q degree of the Order of
Rebecca, at their Hall, in Virginia City.
The brothers and sisters in Gold Hill are
cordially invited to be present.
ALARN OF FIRE.-An alarm of fire was
given in Virginia last evening, which pro-
ceeded from the burning of SCOT in a stove
pipe. The several engines were out in
quick time.
SSow.-About four or five inches OF
the beautiful snow" fell last evening,
and shrouded everything in chaste array.