Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-08
Fl EVENING NEWS.


INTRODUCED TO THE WRONG MAN.-This
morning. at about 10 O'Clock, a man oy the
n.me Of Wilson introduced himscitt 10 carter,
Of ,bc police force in Virginia, and requested
him to call him (wilson) at a certain hoar
in the morning, as he wished to leave on the
overl,nd stage for New York, which Carter,
over ready TO accommodate, agreed TO do.
Wilson naturally asked Carter to take n
drink. and they retiren to 4 saloon, when
Carter introduced his new-made acquaintance
On chief Birdsall, who informed Mr.. Wilson
that he had been looking for him for some
time past. II seems that two or three parties
wen, into 4 speculation in selling wood on
the Divide that belonged to Mayor Jones, and
had, before it was found out, sold some $3.50
worth Of wood, and this Mr.. Wilson being
one OF the parties intcrested in the swindle,
and Chief Birdsal having q description Of
him spotted" him as one Of the parties,
and ordered his arrest. He has aeknowl-
edged his completely in the affair, and will be
tried in due time. We wonder what made
Carter introduce Mr.. Wilson to Birdsall, and
spoil n visit to the dear ones at homes Ow.
ing to circumstances, w will give no further
particulars at this time.
JUSTICE MuRRAY's CouRr.-The fol-
lowing business was before Pembroke
Murray, Justice of the Peace. this morn
ing: Almond VS.. Spencer-Argument
for dismissal Of attachment, set TOR seven
o'clock this evening. Libman VS.. Billiat
Case settled and withdrawn. Smith,
executor of A. Lang, vs.. J. Williams-Set
for 10 on o'clock February 9th. Bonynge
vs.. Harrington-Judgment for plaintiff.
Duncan Black VS.. Mount Blanc Co.
Attachment, suit. SOS set for February
10Th. P. rredricks VS.. L. Apple-Suit
for merchandise, $500 set for February
18th. Splang VS.. Crow-Judgment for
defendant. Sewhouse VS.. Fell-Judg-
men, for plaintiff.
Automatically, about IL o'clock,
while standing on d street, near the sta
ton house, a cry Of police came from a
saloon under the Enterprise building. and
in no time. not less than -four policemen
one police judge, and two reporters was
on hand. II seems that a man by the
name of A. Laner assaulted another man
in the saloon with a revolver. and a scuthe
ensued. but the pistol was taken from the
belligerent before the police arrived. The
man was arrested by officer Downey and
taken TO the station house. He will have
II hearing this afternoon.
A SEPARArIoN.- Yesterday afternoon
II China woman became insulted at her
lord and insulted him in the most bitter
manner. by pulling his que, and immedi-
a,ely sought protection from an officer.
and declared that she would have a
divorce; but Downey ~reconciled the mat
ter. and reunited the twain. And happi-
ness once more reigns in that Celestial
camp. We understand that jealousy was
the cause Of the difficulty.
WHY 1T Is.-The reason our local col
m is so short to-day is on account of
the Carson driver neglecting to deliver our
budget" this morning. He took it on
to Carson.
BALL.-A grand ball comes oil ut the
ChrysOpolis Hall, in Silver City, on :he even
ing Of the 18th Of February, and a good time
may be expected. for the Silyerites know
how TO be sociable. We acknowledge the
receip, OF a complimentary ticket.
RECORDERS Court, VIRGINIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted by his Honor
Judge Meagher this morning-John Brown.
for keeping a disorderly house. had his trial
set for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
A PLEASANT TINE.-The dancing party
las, nigh. at the Athletic Club room was a
very p~lcasan, affair. and was largely attended.
Mr.. Swee, gives one Of these pleasant parties
every week.
BrLLIoN.-Van Wyck& Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received to. day. for melting and as
say, 6.62S unces Of crude bullion.
BuLLloS.-Edwards s Weigand, Gold
Hill, received to-day, for melting and as
saw, 3,243 ounces of crude bullion.