Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-29
THE EVENING NEWS.

mud of Lower Gold Hill, 10 see II w
could find anything worthy OF note Al
however, we could see was an immenS'
amount of mud, any number OF oroAe"
down wagons, plenty of teams stuck III
the mud, and enraged teamSters, "no
were beating their animals oeoa IS
they could not pull the wagons oGE VI
the mud. not less than two iee' ue'p'
and as sticky as wax. AL tue mi''S i"
the canon are rs busy ~ they can oe'
All of them seem TO have plenty OF ore
and wood. We saw quite q numoer u
wagons loaded with nut-plne wood u"-
loading AZ the different mills. Inc
roads in the lower part of the canon are
in good order so that many OF the m!tIs
are supplied without any difficulty win
wood from teams which are engaged IN
hauling ore to Dayton n Empire
From what We saw Yesterday 1t IS proc
able that our bullion shipments wil1
soon be up TO as high II figure as tne!
have been for many months. iue
teams that are usually engaged IN maui
ing ore on the Ophir Grade to the niIiS
at Washoe, are now employed Ia maui
ing on the Devils Gate road. rms &C
counts for the great number OF teams
which we see daily in Gold mn.
CATTLE THrEvES.-The city Jail, IN
Virginia, has received three new recruits
named Harlin, Keath and H~asbrook,
charged with having stolen thirty head
of beef cattle from u man by the name
of King. who resides on the Carson
river, The cattle were sold TO II OF
the markets in Virginia, and they were
slaughtered. King, rs soon rs he tound
the cattle had gone, came to Virginia I;
and, on making an examination OF the
hides. AT the different slaughter houses,
finally found them AZ the slaughter house
of r, Barnman, where they had been
sold. Chief Edwards was notified, and
officers Downey. Gould and Carter were
detailed to arrest the parties, whom
Barnmau charged with having sold him
the stock. Night before last, two of the
parties were arrested by officer DOwney,
and Yesterday morning officer Gould ar
rested the other. Monaghan was ar
rested bv Carter, but discharged. The
hides of the cattle were brought TO the
Station House. this morning, and the
prisoners are having Il jolly time overit'
Nox-SUIrED.-In the case of Cook Us.
Melsing and others, in Judge Rising's
Court, yesterday, on motion OF defend
ants counsel, the suit was dismissed N
appearing that there was no good cause
of action. The suit was brought TO re-
cover certain Town lots in Gold Hill, on
the west side of Main street, containing
two hundred feet front, and opposite
the Eclipse stables. Cook came TO Gold
Hill in 1859, put up u canvass shanty
eat his pork and beans on the premises
for several days, and then vamosed the
ranch. But, notwithstanding all this,
he failed 70 Tread his titles clear to
mansions in the skies, or to his town
lots-and hence he was non-suited IN
Court. We hope this will be the last OF
the squatter claims which have from
time TO time been set up against the
settlers upon our Town lots. Judge
Rising certainly made Il proper ruling
yesterday.
JAMES MoXAGHAN.-We are requested
TO state that in the arrest OF JAS Mon
Afghan, whose name appears on the
Police record to-day charged with grand
larceny, that he was tried and honor
ably acquitted. At the same time we
are requested TO say 10 Jas. Monaghan
that his course should meet with q Sc
we're public r%eprimand, as his conduct
is such as is calculated &c finally bring
disgrace on the other members Of his
family, who now enjoy q good reputa'
ton in the community, and which, from
the conduct Of this youth, is liable tc
be injured. He is II youth Of 10 years
and already is 30 in bad habits.
Coop LIvISG.-The meat markets IN
Gold Hill certainly have rs fine tai
beef, mutton, lamb, veal, pork, sau-
sages, etc, as can be found in any part
of the world. Aside from these Injuries,
we noticed this morning, at Monaco's
store, Maynard's Block, fresh salmon,
smells, rock-cod, sturgeon, crabs and
trout. In the vegetable line, there are
green peas, asparagus, caulihower,
radishes, artichokes, celery, lettuce
onions, etc. Several kinds Of sniPe,
turkeys, chickens, ducks, etc. Anybody
who wants to live well, and a afford
il, can do so in Gold Hill.
THIEVES ABoUT.-Last night, in Cole
Hill, the clothes-line at George Beck
yith's residence, was robbed of washed
clothes TO the amount of about foitl
dollars worth. People had better looi
ont for these nocturnal visitors. Thi;
case shows that they are getting AROUND
= again. The dressed hog which wa
stolen from the St. Charles market, sew
eral weeks ago, was traced TO n restau'
ant in Virginia. As the hog had tn
measles several Of the boarders have
since died.
MORE RoUr.-This morning Il wagon
with l44l pounds of trout, arrived IL
. Virginia, from Pyramid Lake. Tn
whole load was caught by the Indians
being the largest days hshing eve
made in the lake. The fish look yer,
fresh and luscious. In fact, some o
them were almost able to wiggle a tai!
We have never seen as many large trout
and so few small ones, brought to IN
market as there have been this year.
EARLY.-The Bonner Lake Stage
arrived this morning in Virginia at
O'Clock with the way-bill Of the 2sth
The road, nearly all the way, Is u
splendid condition, and good time l
being made. The travel over the mou
tains is on the improve.
For SILVER BESp.-John Smith, VIII
suffered and went up the fiume" wit
us in Como, starts for Silver Bend to
morrow, to try his fortune. May h
strike a lead, or strike silver on tn
Bend. Energy always is rewarded, an
must be in his case.
SparsG.-The weather begins to loo
like Spring. We have had so muc
Winter for the past three months 1t
probable when Spring onee comes
will be the pure article and not IKE Ia