Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-04
THE EVENING NEWS

agreement, divided INTO an EaNH' 20,
oSsT,w case. The equity case Is tired
60, decides in favor Of plaintiff. De
s,nSar, insists on having time IN which t
Mran.re and file a bill Of exceptions, befor'
p,ocssdinc with the law case. After much
Comment, this time is granted. Bill Of
sxcan,ions having been duly drawn up
a,reed mon BY counsel, and signed By
the Court, and a motion for appeal noted
the law case is proceeded with. Plaintiff
introduces his testimony, and is on The
poin, of closing his prima taeis evidence,
when up comes a dispatch from Carson
City, from which it appears: The defend.
ants counsel had made a night trip to the
capital. with the bill Of exceptions in the
equity case, and procured an order direct
ing Judge Rising to CEASE" from trying
the law case until the equity case case ap-
peal was determined! This is sudden,
sharp ; the bar in a grim over it. To-day,
the attorneys Of the respective sides are
pleading in Carson, IN q molten to with
draw the order or writ above described.
Nor USALLorHp.-Lloyd Frizelle. a,
the conglomera,ion and collapse corral,
last evening, cried out often and frequent
"K.a.w-l me a Democrat! K-a-w-l me
n Democrat" Agreeable to his request,
as reported TO US, we call him a Demo
GRAFT" Frizelle was called a Union man.
when he obtained the office Of County
Assessor; but il seems-in sailor COM
planning phrase-he was called out Of his
name. Lloyd was interrupted many times,
in the course Of his declarations, with the
cry Of BLACK" Thus was he insulted
on his advent into the Copperhead COL
lege. Whether this interjected shout was
an insisted upon adjective in the premises,
or not, we could not say. II it was, then
the few deserters from our party in Viz
ginia are 10 be denominated BY the right
honorable secesh as Black Democrats!
No-o-o.-Many very amusing scenes
are recounted by the Union spectators IN
the Mongrels' corral last evening. Among
them we hear that on one occasion. when
the viyacious Pat. Lannan was put IN
nomination on some no-account commit
tee, a plentiful supply Of Noes met the
Question of his election. Pat. looked up
10 a tall. Swapping fellow who was particu.
larly hefty on the negative, and inquired
ih a rather threatening tone, did you
saw Mo-" Yes, No-o-o!! You son
- No-o-o-o :" Whereat Patrick
wisgled his lips around, as if in search OF
juniper berries in his moustache. a har-
monious and genuine Copperhead gather
ing was tina, at the Court House last even
ing.
DISTRICT CouRr. Before Judge Mesick.
The following business was transacted in
this Court yesterday: State OF Nevada
vs.. John Bishop and Joseph La Flower;
cause again resumed, and after ~exhausting
the original list Of two hundred jurors
and issued two new venires-one for hfty
and the other for twenty-five additional
Jurors. The following named persons were
selected and sworn TO try the cause ~
Long, IRA S. Parke. VIM. Brimscomo, J.
B. Fulton, Peter rockingham, Thomas
Marsh, Z. S. O'Reilley, o. c. Steel. A. d.
Heilshorn, James \. Rigby. A. J. Finders.
On motion Of ]. S. Pitzer, J. l.. Critteii-
den was entered an attorney OF record for
the defense.
MAY FEsrIvAL.-The Festival on yes
,erday held a, the Orphans Asylum in
Virginia City, was attended BY a large
audience. One hundred and five chill
dren, all elegantly at,ired in white, were
the performers" II was q beautiful
sigh, to sea hundred little girls in May
day dress, with garlands on their heads;
il was a sweet concert 10 hear-the con-
GER, singing Of this youthful choir.
yEGErAsLEs.-O Our markets are well
supplied with all sorts Of vegetables.
Green peas, string beans, and all the ear
ljer sorts come TO US from California, but
we raise plenty of onions, lettuce, Iadishes'
etc., in the surrounding valleys. We can
raise as good vegetables, and plenty OF
them, as they can in California, although
somewhat later.
Arm BRoxTS.-Yesterday q little girl,
daughter of Mr.. Charles Flanagan, who
resides in Crown Point Ravine, received a
fall by which her left arm was broken. II
seems that she, with some other children,
was a, play near an ~embankment when
the accident occurred. DR.. Hall attenaeo
on the little sufferer.
STATE ExAMISERs.-The Board OF Ex-
aniners held a session day before yesser-
day at Carson, and allowed accounts upon
the Curren, Expense Fund to the amount
of 1881 06, and against the State Prison
Fund for the months of March and April
for Sl,776 so.
REcoRpgR's CouRr, VIRGINIA. The
following business, before Judge Measher,
was transacted this morning: William
Gains, petit, larceny; case tried, property
restored, and defendant fined costs oil
court. N. Mitchell, disturbing the peace ;
fined $40 and costs of court.
Insurance. PArD.-The Imperial 1nsur-
ance Company have settled with Messrs'
Feusier s Co. for damages sustained by
the late fire to their building on the cor
ner of Taylor and c streets, Virginia, oy
paying them $4,000 in coin.
DAMAGES ALLowED.-The damage al
lowed to J.. Barners s Co., BY the insur.
nee agent, for injury to their stock OIL
clothing. caused by water, at the late hre'
is Sl6.72o in coin.
Music HAIL.-An excellent perform
anee was given at the Hall last evening
Tonight Mr.. Harry Wall takes o benefit
An extra good bill is offered on the occa'
sion. and undoubtedly the house will b
crowded.
BULLION. - There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. Thu
morning, SO bags Of bullion, valued a
S7S, sos o., and weighing 1927 pounds
BuLLIoS.-H. Harris, Gold HILL re
ce;yed this morning, for melting and assay
1880 ounces Of crude bullion.
BuLLIoN.-E Edwards & Wiegand. 1oI
Hill. received this morning. for meltinI
and ASSAY, 1888 ounces Of crude bullion
A AMI of gipsies, consisting OF aoou,
la