Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-14

TWENTY-FIVE men under his charge at pre-
sent and Mr.. Van De Water about forty.
At present about one hundred tons of ore
are raised daily, but in short time the
lower station will be opened, the force of
men increased and two hundred tons of
ore per diem will be raised. The hosting
works of the mine consist of forty-horse
power steam engine, with a twelve-inch
cylinder and three feet stroke of piston.
The boilers are of sufficient capacity to do
all work required. The building of the
hosting works is capacious and excellent-
ly constructed, in the west portion of
which, is the carpenter shop, where a
large number of mechanics are engaged in
fitting timbers. AT short distance from
this building, is the blacksmith shop,
storage room and Office of the company.
The affairs Of the mine are evidently pro-
crossing, and we trust will so continue
under the present efficient management.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Before Judge Ris-
ing: Ehler VS.. Ehler-Court files findings
and overrules the motion for a new trial,
defendant not selecting his proper remedy.
Bateman vs.. Bateman ct al-By consent,
continued until Monday morning at 9
o'clock. Cassidy VS.. Geo. Law Co., dis
missed by plaintiff. Hamilton ct al VS..
Kneeland ct al-Continued until Wednes-
dav evening, the 18th. Jurors excused
until Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Hooper VS.. Myers-Motion to strike out
answer and for judgment taken un-
der Amusement. Paterson VS.. Kanaka-
leo - Cause being before the Court.
Suits specially set for Judge Rising's
Court for January: l6th-Bateman VS..
Bateman ct al, and McCabe ct al. VS..
Riusle ct al; l7th-king VS.. Holtz ct al;
lSth-Shurbert (Winton, administrator.
VS.. Schroeder ct al, and Cola ct al. VS..
Ferris ct al; l9th-Bennett Company VS..
Imperial Company; 2Oth-Drexler vs..
Strauss ct al. Before Judge Mesick The
arguments in the matter of the PotoSi VS..
the Baiazet and Golden Era Company,
were commenced last evening by attorney
Reardon, and at this time Judge Hardy is
addressing the jury. The arguments will
close this evening and the case be submit
ted. Judge Burbank will hold Court
Monday morning.
Nor1cE.-Mr. Hall, an old pioneer in
the laundry business, who has done more
to keep Virginians clean than any one
else, advertises to run wagon TO Gold
Hill, and asks for share of patronage.
We trust he will meet with due encour-
agement, and we will guarantee that he
will return a "biled shirt in apple-pie
order, and do the work on reasonable
terms. Remember that the wagon runs
to Gold Hill every Thursday.
Coon TrME.-The Pioneer Stages which
left Sacramento yesterday morning, arriv-
ed in Virginia this morning at Q o'clock,
bringing the Sacramento Union of the
18th, and the San Francisco Bulletin of
the 18th, making extra good time, consid-
ering the bad condition of the roads.
REcoRpgR's CouRT, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
Judge Davenport to-day: Chas. Redman,
arrested BY officer Soule, on a charge OF
petit larcenv-was dismissed on the mo-
ton of the prosecuting witness.
CRUDE BULLION. The following lots
of crude bullion have to-day been re-
ceived by the several Virginia assay offices:
Van Wyck & Co., 9j7 ounces; Theali
& Co., 1912 ounces Ruhling & Co.,
1850 ounces.
The Confidence Company is taking out
a large quantity of excellent ore daily.