Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-17
.rr,r,,, and Departures.

4 SGltallAAa ~ OSShNp 49,
Cessna. r A Mcclellan, Belle Land, Eliza
Thorn, Mrs Stewart, D c Anderson, E
Thayer. Mrs Foreman, Mrs Niles and
child. Mrs Miers, Dan Setchell, A S
Gabbs, Mr. Kinkade, A A Holmes, H L
Robinson, Gen Williams, John Chinaman.
By Overland stage-Lydia Gavett, Miss
Wilson, Samuel Grove, Mrs Grove, W R
Duff, w A Hawthorn, D Cesola, S ]
Trinley.
DErARrUREs.-George E Black, J G
Murphy, DR. Geller, Rev A F White, John
Pascoe, J c Dyer, E Clark.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Rising
-Overnan Company VS.. Uncle Sam Com
pany-judgment for plaintiffs as for agree
ment in a certain resolution offered and
adopted. Lippett VS.. Medin-ordered, on
motion Of attorney for defendant, that this
suit be continued until costs in o former
suit, wherein said plaintiff was ~non.suited,
be paid. State of Nevada VS.. G. w.
Stiles ct als.-case continued for term
upon affidavit being fled. Sumner VS..
Brundage ct al.-the following jurors
were sworn to try the case: Louis Dill
lenberger, G. w. Dickey, A. Clark, Geo.
G. Clark, A. H. Emanuel, GeorgeF Hill,
Thomas Freehill, E. c. Cook, Thomas
Bebee, H. Hugett, J. Dohle and +. w.
Reyes. The suit was on trial Al noon.
Before Judge misunderstanding Mos
COW Company vs.. Ophir Company-suit
on trial.
Judge Mesick held no court to-day.
REcoRDER's COURT, VIRoINIA.-Judge
Meagher this morning transacted the fol-
business: J.. Steiner, arrested by
officer Edwards, charged with peddling
without a license, was fined $50 and costs,
he paid, and was discharged. ].
P. Griffith, arrested by officers Lackey 4
Higbee for discharging fire. arms within
the city limits, was, upon trial, fined S25
and costs, which he paid, and was re-
Jane Shore was arrested by
Paddock for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined therefor $50, and in
of payment was committed to the
Jail for thirty days. James Glib
son, arrested by officer Downey for being
drunk, forfeited bail in the sum Of $40.
Nor CoRRBcr.-Our Virginia local, on
Saturday evening, inadvertently nnoun
ed that Wilson's Circus would play in
Gold Hill on Tuesday evening, for the
of Yellow Jacket Hose Company,
No. 2. This is q mistake, as arrange
ments have been made for some other
evening, due notice Of which will be given
in the News.
PARADISE Losr.-The drama Of Para
disc Lost, which has recently been recsiv-
ed with great satisfaction wherever it has
been in the State of California, will be
presented for the first time in Gold Hill at
the Theater Hall next Wednesday evening.
It is said to be beautifully and completely
illustrative of the grand and sublime poem
Of John Millions, entitled Paradise Lost.
INDICTMENTS FouND.-The Grand Jury
have reported three true bills: One for
grand larceny; one for resisting an officer
while in the discharge of his duties as such
officer /; one for drawing and exhibiting a
weapon in Il rude and threatening
manner; and upon consideration dismis-
the case of the State VS.. Chas. Duval,
and the action against Thomas George
and James Laning for robbery.
APPLIES FOR A DIvoRcE.-Saturday,
Mary Mobile filed papers in the Clerks
office of the District Court, asking that
the bonds of marriage between herself and
Mobile be dissolved. Cause, de-
lack Of ~sustenance, cruelty, and
everything else necessary to make up q
bill.
MExrISo.-The Virginia Board of Fire
Delegates meet tomorrow evening, at the
-ooms of the City Fathers, to choose a
Secretary of the Fire Department for the
year, and for the transaction OF
other business. George Vosburg, Harry
McDougall and Mr.. KcKay are candi-
for the position.
THAT FLAo.-We take back u item
,bou. the party who removed Old Glory
from the staff on Mount Davidson being a
It was only James Root, ESQ.,
who acted wisely in taking it down before
the wind had torn it to shreds, and pre-
1t for some other glorious occasion.
ARR1vBD.-Dan Setchell, the famous
comedian, arrived this morning by the
Pioneer stage, and will make his first ap-
pearance at the Opera House tomorrow
in the famous play of Toodles."
Setchell has no peer in the character, and
guarantee a crowded house.
To BE TRIED.-We learn that the par
ties recently indicted, in Lyon county, for
robbing Wells, Fargo s Co.'s Express,
will probably be placed upon their triaP
next week.
AssAYING IN GOLD HILL.-C. Vie
gand received to-day, at the Gold Hill
Office. t~wenty-one thousand one
(2l, 1907 ounces Of crude bullion
for melting and assay.
AccIDENr.-This forenoon DR.. Wake
Briarly was thrown from this horse, and
although badly bruised was not seriously