Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-25
THE EVENING NEWS.

continued for the term by consent
Remnery s Co. VS.. Lioby-same entry
Drexler vs.. Gibson demurrer ordered
stricken out, with leave to file answer il
two days. Hamilton ct al vs.. GilIig ct a
continued. Burke vs.. Requa-continu.
ed by consent. Porter VS.. Howard
stricken from the calendar. Hodge
Wood VS.. Wasserman = same order
Meacham vs.. Max Walter-being argued
New Orleans Co. vs.. Moscow Cocoon
tinued for the term. Hooper VS.. Meyer
judgment ordered for 1900 with treble
costs, and stay of proceedings ordered
for five days. Hobbs VS.. Consolidated
Co.-continued for the term.
Before Judge Mesick: Chollar vs.. Po-
tosi-special jury called for; venire or
dered issued. Minerva Co. VS.. Shad-
ordered on law calendar. Same vs.. Bow
ers- same entry. Bell VS.. Shelton
demurrer stricken from the roll. killup
VS.. Graves-continued. Kerr VS.. Dayton
demurrer overruled; five days given to
answer. Woods VS.. Saunders-Same or
der. Goldsmith VS.. Dudley-continued.
Ssnkey VS.. Empire Mill s NJ. Co.-strick-
en- from law calendar. Bachelor VS.. 42O
Co.-continued. Corbett Va. Brady-cOn-
tinued. State VS.. Apple-demurrer with
drawn; one week given to answer. Camp
vs.. California Co.-ordered on calendar.
Court took a recess until Monday at 10
O'Clock A. VI.
Before Judge Burbank Winters VS..
Best & Belcher Company-case continued
for the term. Moore ct al. VS.. Brown ct
Il Il
Company-trlal set for April 10th. Nc
Ca5e VS.. Gallagher ct al.-set for trial the
18th OF April. Wightman vs.. Wilson
continued for the term. Lyon vs.. Silver
Star Compauy-trial set for April 18th.
EmmerSon VS.. Irwin-hearing next Mon
day. Burke ct al. VS.. Sand Springs Salt
Compsny-appeal from inferior court dis
missed. Bajazet Company vs.. Potosi Co.
trial set for April LIST. State vs.. W. e.
Columber-hearing in demurrer to in
dictment for participating in recent duel,
being argued this noon.
PROGRESSING. - Yesterday John B.
Winters, Esq, President and Superin-
tendent of the Yellow Jacket mine, effected
the purchase of the real estate adjacent to
and south of the claim. having bought of
Messrs. Blanchard u Co., Flagg 4 Cush-
ing, and others, all the land on Telegraph,
Crown Point and Union streets, south Of
the Yellow Jacket mine. The land COM
priSeS three acres more or less, and affords
the first mine in Nevada ample room to
work, in future days, the immense guam
titles of ore now in sight-giving not only
any amount of dumping room, but afford
ing commodious mill-site in direct con-
tiguity with the mine. Upon the south
portion of the recently purchased ground
the Company will at once commence sink
ing large shaft, TO be substantially Sc
cured with heavy "crib timbers," and
divided either into three or four compart-
ments. This shaft will uuquestionably be
pushed to ali immense depth, say 1000
feet; but when at the depth Of the pres
cnt lower level. being sunk east Of the
ledge, the Company will drift to the west,
north and south, and thus open up the
immense lodges of ore now in sight, but
which can be worked far cheaper through
the new shaft. Heavy machinery is now
in progress of construction, and early in
April the work will be commenced. We
cannot speak too highly of the immense
mine of the Yellow jacket Company-it
is the chief among ten thousand, and we
believe will continue to enlarge, expand
and develop its actual resources under its
present judicious management.
A "KLEPToIsr." IF any person doubts
the doctrine of total human depravity, they
should at once go to the city jail and re-
quest Pete Larkin TO show his pet thief,
Lawrence Fremont. Lawrence is the
chief-king of the petty larcenies; he will
steal everything in sight Che is worse than
Doten or Dan with our reports) ; he don't
seem to care what it may be-ropes,
strings, door knobs and catches, bacon,
lard, parsnips, old socks, and dozen
other things We saw taken from his
pockets, Yesterday, after a parole trip
through Virginia. That is the "star ="
BOYS story !; but Lawrence-our colored
and abused fellow citizen-says he found
the above mentioned little tricks; and he
assured us, con6dentially, if he remained
in ouod IN company with those ar fellers"
three months, he honestly believed he
would lose his character as an honest
man. We pity Lawrence-we pity the
police; it takes three to keep the niger
from stealing the boots off their feet.
AN ISvIrArloS.-This evening George
Lewis opens his new saloon, the Gold Hill
Exchange, to the public. The same has
been fitted up in splendid style, with
costly mirrors and beautiful paintings and
engravings. Two private rooms are at
,ached for the use of gentlemen who
wish 10 engage in friendly game Of
whist. The bar IS supplied with the best
liquors in the market. Sam Faster and
Jack Pierce will ever be on hand to "mix"
;nvigorating cordials for all who are
thirsty. a general invitation to every
one IS extended to call this evening and
take a smile with that prince of good fell
lows and landlords-George Lewis.
CAUGHr.-One Samuel G.. Smart who
has been in the employ of Mr.. Treat, q
butcher IN Virginia, got up Thursday and
skedaddled TO Reese River, by the Over
land stage, taking with him quite an
amount of money belonging to his EN-
ployer. Ex-oficer Lawton started on the
trail, and az Nevada station succeeded IN
capturing Smart and recovering portion
of the money. Smart was then permitted
TO 90 on his eastward way, poorer and
ssdder man.
BgNErrr.-The best fire Company in
Virginia, Nevada Hook & Ladder Co.,
No. |, are 10 receive Benefit at Music
Hall. March 2S,h, upon which occasion
superior force of talent will appear for the
edifcation Of the public. The Hooks are
excellent fremen, always prompt and etti-
Gent in the discharge of duty, and we
hope the benefit will yield sufficient sum
70 put the company in easy circumstances.
Mint. - spauldiug, opposite Wells,
w. Q. ~ ofSca VIRGINIA has rb;s