Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
THE EVENING NEWS.

DISTRICT COURT, VIRGISIA.-The fol.
lowing business was transacted before
Judge Burbank this morning: State vs..
IT, W. Stiles-bench warrant ordered is
sued. Maynard vs.. Neuman-on trial.
State vs.. 6. Gomas-defendant appeared
and was sentenced to two years hard
labor in the State Prison. People vs..
blodSett-argument of counsel and iudg-
ment set aside. State vs.. D. Torrey-con-
tlnued until Wednesday next at 10 o'clock.
state vs.. Frank Soule-continued on aft
davit Of defendant until January 18th.
State vs.. J. II. Mallett-parties appeared
and jurors sworn, and now on trial. ].
II. Mills, ". II. Blauvell, ], O'Brien, C..
y. Hobbs, trial jurors, excused for the
day. TWAS ordered that fine of $50 be
imposed upon F. P. Ball and D. Driscoll,
trial Jurors, for failing to appear. and that
attachment be issued for sand parties.
Before Judge Risiag-Enniss VS.. Cordell
ordered that judgment be entered as re-
ported by Referee. 1t was ordered that
II. 6. Maynard, administrator of the
estate of Seth Briggs, deceased, be dis
charged. White VS.. Bacon-continued
until February LIST. Bateman VS.. Paul 6
Bateman - continued by consent until
January l4th. Barclay VS.. Carbray-set
for trial on Monday next. Payne VS..
Uncle Sam Mining Company-on trial.
PAY ORE.-We are informed that the
Bullion Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, will commence hoisting pay ore
this week. For some time past the en-
trance to this mine has been prohibited
alike to stockholder or any newspaper
reporter. so only surmiseS can be had as
to the real StatlGs of the mine, at one time
it has been rumored that a fabulously
rich ledge has been struck, and it was
being kept quiet in order that spectators
might buy in the mine, while Others as
confidently assert that the whole opera
ton is of near kin to the bull and bear.
Of course it is none of our business
whether their kitten is lamb or lion in
temper. but it's devilish hard fellow
can't whale his own wife, so at least
stockholders declare.
Recorders Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
His Honor, Judge Davenport, this morn
ing: Mrs. Griffith. arrested by officers
Higbee and Hurst, on complaint and war
rant; trial set for 10 o'clock tomorrow.
katrenstein, arrested by officer Soule, on
complaint and warrant; on trial. Abe
Trout. arrested by officer Green, on COM
plant and warrant; on trial. W. Riley.
arrested by officer Hurst, on complaint
and warrant. forfeited his bail of S25. F.
Romara, arrested by officer Soule, for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, had his trial
continued until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
APPROACHING. - The drawing of the
Sixth Grand Gift Entertainment of caves,
Nye & Co., is approaching, and tickets in
the same are being rapidly disposed of.
The display of watches, diamonds and
superb jewelry in this window. and bet
ter than this, the stacks of glittering
Juveniles are very attractive to all
lookers-on; and the knowledge that the
entire lot will shortly be distributed to the
fortunate ticket-holders, entices many to
purchase chance to be rich.
JURYNES. - Of all the confoundedly
Improbable and thankleSs jobs for man,
the position of juryman is the most I'M
pleasant, not only does poor fellow have
to suffer the tediousness of listening to
the evidence Of witnesses who are not al
ways positive that they are either certain
or uncertain, but the fulsome comprl-
ments of a partizan lawyer,th the hypocritical
demeanor of either party, about nine
times out of ten disgust sensible man
end make him think less of humanity.
MoRB BRIcKs.-We saw az the assay
Office of Van Wyck s Co., yesterday
evening, another lot Of those desirable
necessaries-silver bricks. A long row of
them was spread upon the counter, and 1t
was very trying to a reporters conscience
to -forbear "covering our neighbors
goods" but we thumbed our last quarter,
and buttoning up our coat walked of,
whisrhng johnny Comes Marching
Home"
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo s Co. shipped
this morning, from their Virginia office,
4s bars of bullion. weighing 3,402 lbs,
worth according to assay, the very mod
est sum of SS2,904 81. And still the
howl among those of little faith is grow
ing weaker and weaker, and still the
mines are daily and weekly yielding more
clear money than ever flowed from this
or any other place.
HAPpY.-One of the happiest of our
friends this morning, was Tommy at the
cfice of Wells, Fargo s Co., who in the
midst of pile of pony postage stamps,
was calculating on small slip OF paste
board, how many out of that two thous-
and lot of stamps would cover so much
JOY as had come to him this morning,
from his own Susie on the Pony Express.
MILITARY NorIcB.-To-night the Gold
Hill Guard hold their regular monthly
meeting at the Turner Hall at, z o'clock.
All members are expected to be present,
as this is an important meeting for the
transaction Of business. We hope this
organization will be sustained by our cit
liens. Certainly there should be at least
one full company in this town.
TIE SocnBLB last evening at the hall
in the Medan building was wen attended
last evening. and "all went merry IS
marriage bell."H The creme Dc "a creme Of
the county were there, and we are in
formed that this Is but M. 2 Of . pro-
posed large family Of sociables.
Do You WANT Coon SHAyE.-H you
do, 20 to the Fashion Hair-dressing and
Shaving Saloon, corner B and Sutton
Avenue, just opened by Messrs. Hammer
smith q Stake. They are clever boys,
give them call.