Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-11
THE EVENING NEWS.

away, but an entrance was at length eff
fected. The President and Secretary not
being present, on motion, Delegate Bird
sail, of Engine Company No. l, was
chosen President pro tenn, and Delegate
Holland, of No. 3, Secretary pro TEN.
The roll being called, a quorum of dele
gates was found 10 be present. Delegate
Barry, Of No. l, offered the following res
~olution, seconded by Delegate O'Donnell,
of No. 3: Resolred, That this body tender
TO Jacob Young, Jr., a vote Of censure for
his dirty, mean, unprincipled and unpre-
cedented conduct in stealing and hiding
the key Of the City Hall, for the purpose
of breaking up and d~,srupting the Fire
Department of this city, in order to carry
out the threat made by him at the time he
was defeated for Chief Engineer. Adopted.
On motion. the above resolution was
ordered published. The books not being
accessible by reason of the absence Of the
Secretary with the KEY Of his desk, on
motion the Board now adjourned till
Wednesday evening next the 18th inst.
Man KILLRD.-Virginis has to record
another victim TO violent passions. A
general fight took place at the National
Brewery, south c street, late last right.
when a man by the name Of Pat. MullOy
was stabbed, which resulted in death.
Officer Higbee. IN attempting TO arrest
several Of the parties, was roughly han
died generally, besides getting a severe
cut on the arm.
p. S.-Siuce the above was in type, we
learn the affair was far more serious than
was supposed. Four men were stabbed,
besides the policeman named, whose
lef, arm was very badly cut. and may pos
sibly prove a fatal wound. One OF the
wounded men, named Ryan, was so Sc
verely stabbed in the breast and arm that
that it was reported this forenoon that he
could not live. Two knives, one a shoe
makers knife, and the other a large pock-
et-knife, were found on the floor Of the
saloon. Chief Edwards and his corps of
police were early on the battle field, and,
we learn, arrested a number of persons
who were implicated-among them, Capt.
Pitcher. The authorities are now investi-
eating this terrible outrage and murder.
ArrRAr ON THE CARSON RIvBR.-This
affair, which came of a few days ago,
wherein some fifteen or twenty men on a
side were engaged, was the occasion Of
some blood-shed and much ill.teeling. Il
grew ou, Of a claim Of Birdssll s Csrpen-
ter, proprietors of the old Roses Ditch
and Of a first class w~ater-power mill just
above Dayton, propelled by water taken
through this same ditch. As some search
" prevails at the present time IN the water
OF the Carson, and as the propriesors OF
old established wster-mills on this river
felt somewhat sggrieved by the action OF
the said Birdsall s Carpenter, an ARRAY
was the result. The Sheriff Of Lyon
county has several Of the parties under an
arrest, and the whole matter Of rights,
privileges and interests in the water OF the
Carson, together with the merits OF this
ARRAY, will soon become matter OF judicial
investigation and decision.
CALIFORNIA TEANs.-It is a matter of
surprise to many that the demands OF our
population are so great upon California
for such a variety Of articles as are needed
for a wears consumption by our popula-
ton. Now that q six months supply 10
being laid in for Winter, scarcely a day
passes but one or more teams, !oadeu
with groceries and provisions, clothing.
hardware. crockery and the thousand and
one articles needed, are not TO be seen
upon our streets. We pay largely in
tribute 10 California, whether they sppre-
ciate i, or not. No new mine Is opened
no one is suspended in our State, but tha'
it affects. in q greater or less degree the
interests Of California. Where relation
ships and advantages are so mutual, none
bu, the bes, Of feeling should exist be-
tween the two States.
FALSE REPoRr.-Some extra-othcious
and meddlesome persons in Gold Hill
Yesterday raised the report that the Con-
sdence mine had temporarily suspended
operations by order Of the Board Of Trus-
tees At San Francisco. The report on the
streets, and its publication in the News
and Enterprise, is entirely without iound-
alton, and so far as we are concerned, has
ten TO explain. A small portion OF the
hoisting-gea over the mine broke, tit
is already repaired, and this caused a oriei
suspension Of the hosting OF ore. Inc
dumps, however, were full, and none OF
the mills, supplied from this mine were
DELAYED in the least. The Confidence Is
all right, and the persons who made re,
ports yesterday TO the contrary are all
wrong.
WALK UP, TAX PArBRs.-This day and
.ve,;no ia understood 70 be the last pc
Rod Of grace tina, will be extended to tax
PAYERS on personal incomes, according 10
N. laws made and provided for the guild
Ance of Collectors Of Internal Revenue
without additional costs TO delinquents.
s. T. Gage, ESQ.,, or his deputy, will be
in attendance az Flagg's banking mouse,
Gold Hill, the balance Of this day and
also this evening, and will be happy TO
relieve gentlemen possessing comiortaole
incomes Of any loose change theY may
have. Walk up to the Captains once
and settle, thereby saving costs.
VERDICT OF CoRoNER's JURx.-"e'
the Coroner's jury, summoned to inquire
into the cause Of the death OF Thomas
Harris. find that the deceased was a ma
tive Of Cornwall, England. aged "a years;
and was a married man, having a VIE
and child residing in Zala Parish Eng
land; and tina, he came 10 his death on
the 10th of October, 1866, in the Town oil
Gold Hin, Storey county, Neyads,~trom
injuries received in the Crown Point NINE
on the 3O,h day of September, 1866.
GSigned by the juryl.
HONE GuARDs.-All the guns and
aou;nments belonging to this organization
IN Gold Hill, have been returned, except
Eve, the holders Of which are requested 10
,o,urn them 10 Shepard & Goodrich's store
Maynard's block, forthwith
PLEASURE SEExERs.-Dont forget o''0
Fairbanks benefit tonight. at which time
-. ..ped Gnome'' and other attractive