Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-22
THE EVENING NEWS.

REcoRDBR's CoURr, VIRarNIA.-Before
Judge Meagher.-This morning the exam
ination of George Cobb, who was charged
with embezzlement of the moneys Of John
Church & Co., was concluded, and the
defendant discharged. The case is pc
culiar one, and Judge Meagher, in deliv.
ering an opinion in the premises, referred
TO some documentary evidence, IN whicn
but one entry was made Of cash received
and that upon the ledger alone. The
judge said, that whereas no evidence OF
any approximation of money had been
shown to have been made, the defendant
mus, he discharged. Two more charges
have been preferred by Church & Co.,
which will be heard Tomorrow at ten
o'clock, Solomon Strouse, charged with
having twice made sale Of ranch. will
have hearing this afternoon.
PINxIxe FOR GoLD.-We have num-
Der of times during the past few weeks,
seen a company of Mexicans panning out
,ailings below the several mills in Gold
Hill and Gold Canon. From the stead
mess with which they follow their occu-
patton, we are inclined to believe they
make it pay pretty well. There are tons
of taihngs in Gold canon, which If they
had been properly taken care Of, would
paw richly for working. Since the Gould
s Curry tailings have been found to pay
50 well, we have noticed that many of our
mills have been making preparations to
save theirs. 1t certainly looks as though
If Mexicans can make it pay to wash out
the tailings by hand for the gold they con-
tain, that some means might be adopted
BY our mill men TO proGtably work them
by machinery.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank: Burning Moscow Company vs..
Ophir Company-case on trial. and at
noon the jury were sent out with counsel
and surveyors to make examination OF the
mines. The case possesses great interest.
and will doubtless occupy number OF
DAYS in trial.
Before Judge Rising: Court adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Before Judge Mesick: Hale Norcross
Co. vs.. Baiazet and Golden Era Co.,
case being argued before the jury this al
ternoon.
OMIssIox.-Through some inadvertancy on
the part of the committee OF arrangements,
the Dayton boys were omitted from the list
Of managers Of the grand Ball, to be given
BY the National Guard, on the evening OF
july 4th. The omission, as will be seen, has
been filed, and the Guard, like gentlemen as
they are, are willing TO be apologised TO:
Let the DAYTON "fellers" come up, and
bring some Of the fair ones so characteristic
OF the place, and we, in behalf Of the Nation
as, will quaff Heidseick with every one who
asks us-the last apology is applicable to
Gold Hill, Silver City and all other camps.
Our capacity is meagre, but our spirit IS
willing.
IMPROVING THE RoAp.-The owners Of
the Devils Gate toll road are now work
ing between thirty and forty men on the
road between Gold Hill and Silver City.
The road was not very bad before work
was commenced, but there is so much
travel that it requires to be kept IN the
best of order, and the company owning It
are fully up to the times, and determined
il shall be the best in the State.
Ar HOVE AeAIS.-Our blooming friend,
Homer King. ESQ., bank agent for Wells,
Fargo S Co.'S Virginia Office, has returned
to the old place after visit to California.
As near as we can learn, Mrs. King is very
much pleased with our sage-brush coun-
Try. Long life to you, Homer, and may
you be crowned with all connubial felicity.
Valentine is responsible for this.
DECIDED HIr.-The evening farce of
"a thousand milliners wanted" which
was presented to the patrons Of the Opera
House last night. was perfect success,
and BY particular request will be repeated
this evening. Tomorrow night is ladies
night, and the Worrell sisters will appear
in variety of excellent songs, dances, etc.
NEW SAIooS.-Messrs. Binns & Ter
Wis will open their splendid new saloon
Tin Capt. Denny's new brick. adjoining
Frankenheimer's Gold Hill. this Crhurs-
day) evening, and extend cordial invi-
,ation TO the public to visit them. Re-
member, this evening.