Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

anime matters. We found all kinds Of or
and Of every color, but do not know tina
we saw any Of the ore spoken Of in tn
text. A large number Of teams wer,
loading with quartz, and everything looked
quite lively. We noticed that men wer'
engaged in breaking up castings to sent
away to the foundry. These castings AR
the large friction wheels which have beer
in use in the hosting works, as TIL
company is putting in gear-wheels anc
dispensing with the machinery heretofore
used. 1t is to be hoped that the strike il
the Gould s Curry is as good as the mos
exaggerated reports would have it.
JusrIcE's COURT Before Pembroke
Murray. ]. P, this morning: Black vs.
Mt. Blanc Company on trial. Arnolt
VS.. Spencer judgment for plaintiff. Corn
wall VS.. Jackson ; motion for non-sui'
granted. Smythe VS.. McGovern; judg'
ment for defendant. Gilmore VS.. Rosner
set for Feb. 18th. Powers vs.. Noyes
stipulation agreed upon, and trial set fol
Feb. 10th. Brown Bro. vs.. Cline; set fol
Feb. 10th. Walter vs.. Klopstock !; set TO,
Feb. 18th. Fish VS.. White s Fuller /; dis
missed for want of jurisdiction. Monroe
vs.. Foster: set for this evening at Z o'clk.
Holt VS.. Smith set for this evening at 9
o'clock. Tallmage vs.. same; same time.
HONE GvARps.-By an advertisement
in another column it will be seen that the
Executive Committee desire the return Of
the arms and equipments which they pro-
cured ftom the State during the troublous
times Of the war. They returned the
howitzer and forty stand of arms last
week, and all who have in their possession
of either company-any weapons, are
requested TO hand them to MI. Goodrich,
at Maynsrd's Block, that they may be
boxed up and returned. and the Executive
Committee released from any further re-
sponsibility. This leaves u without any
military company in Gold Hill. and we
trust some enterprising individuals will
start a new company, to be controlled by
the existing militia laws of the State.
New TyLBoRArH.-The United States
Telegraph is now in working order, and
this morning the institution is in full
bias, The old line has put the price OF
,elegraphing down to fifty cents for a dis.
patch Of ten words to San Francisco. and
the new line has done the same. So all
who wan, to talk to their friends down at
the Bay, can do 80 at a small charge. This
puts an end to monopoly in this business,
and hereafter there will be more than
double the amount Of telegraphing done,
and for less money. Now we want two
railroads from here to Sacramento, and
we will be all light.
FREE FIear on THE DIvIpE.-A savage
fight occurred on the Divide yesterday
morning, in which Mr.. Savage got rather
worsted. Il seems that Mr.. Savage did
some hauling for a party, and yesterday
morning he went up TO the Divide and de-
manded his pay, and his debtor not COM
ing out with the needful, Sir. Savage laid
violent hands on him, when the better
half of the vanquished man came to his
relief. and taking up a large stone. gave
Mr.. Savage a terrible blow on the side Of
the head. Several others took part in the
6ght-all taking sides against Mr.. Savage.
A large crowd assembled to see the fun.
No arrests were made.
New Duxp.-The old dump Of the
Golden Era works, which has been an
eye-sore to all who had to pass that way,
has been removed and put up on c street.
in front Of the old hoisting-works Of the
Po,osi mine, and instead Of looking like
an old dilapidated, worn-out miners hut,
it really looks rather pleasant, from the
fact that . large amour of ore passes
through It every day. And pass now. at
what hour you may, you will find all life
around the old dump.
A FALSE REPoRr.-Iesterday it was
currently reported on the streets Of Viz
ginia that the Alpha mine had discharged
all the workmen last Saturday evening.
In order to learn the facts in the case, we
INQUIRED of the Secretary Of the Company,
who informed US that the report was false,
and that work was being carried on as
usual in the mine. We also noticed that,
although the dump is surrounded with
wagons, the ore does not seem to diminish
in the least.
NEW SEwBR.-We notice that . large
sewer is being put in between the Union
and Globe hotels, Gold Hill. for the pur-
pose of leading off the water that Hows
down the gulch in which the new shaft Of
the Imperial and Empire companies is
situated. This is an excellent idea, Tor
during the last storm the back part OF all
those buildings was Overlooked and q
deal Of damage was done.
INPERIAL AND ENPIRE.-The work on
the new shaft Of these companies still goes
or, and but a few more days will be re-
quired to have the machinery in operation.
The boiler is set and the furnaces are COM
pleted, so that but little remains to be
done until the hosting can be done with
the machinery, instead of by hand. We
hope to see this shaft n thousand feet
deep within twelve months.
CHANGE IN THE WEArHRR.-This morn
ing is as bright and clear as though it was
the middle of May. A man on the stree,
this morning remarked to US that the moon
had changed. We hope, if the moon has
anything TO do with the weather. she will
come out this month right side up with
care. for we have had enough Of bad
weather for one season, surely.
DsAD.-The negro woman who was &C
severely burned a few nights since, and
who was removed to the hospital, dice
from the effects Of her burns on last even
ing a. 4 o'clock. Her sufferings, from tn
time of the accident up to her death. wer'
terrible, and death was evidently a swee
messenger Of peace to the poor creature.
FIoHTrNo WHIsxY.-Some person ha'
made an importation of this dangeroul
fluid into the Virginia market recently,
and the result is that from FIVE to ten fight
occur daily. We suspect that the polic'
have had a hand in it. for business in theii
line had been very dull for some time past
until within the las. few days.
REcoRDER's CouRr.-Before His Honor
Judge Mesgher. at Virginia. this morning;
Indian Tom, arrested on suspicion. Tom
Daily, arrested for assault and battery
Slirchin, arrested for being drunk ane
disorderly.