Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-30
H EVENING NEWS.

evening. Mr. Ming, oil whOm we MADE
mention yesterday, was simply his agent.
The owner is now here, and is deter
mined TO prosecute the case 20 the full
extent of the law. He informs the off,
GERS that he had about 81 800 worth Of
stock taken away. The case will have
a hearing to-day at 3 o'clock, but the
probabilities are nothing will be done in
the premises, as the Grand Jury will set
on Monday, aud it will probably take
action in the matter without having any
preliminary examination. II they are
innocent, we will be glad to see them
gain their liberty. but il guilty, let them
be made an example of that shall teach
others that selling other peoples prop
erty cannot be done with IMMUNITY.
THEIR COSDIrIoS.-Johu C~osgrove,
the man who WAS caved on a few days
since in the Yellow Jacket mine, has
entirely recovered, and gone to work
again. But John Harold, the man who
fell into the stump and had his jaw bro
ken on the same day, is not so FORUM
ate. This morning his situation is very
dubious. He is suffering very much and
is partially Geranged. Ed. Ellis who
had his ankle boue crushed in the north
shaft of the sam company, three months
since, is recovering slowly. He is not
vet out, but will be IN the curse of \
few days. Lewis Black who fell from
the track, u distance of Is feet, and cut
his head quite severely, u few days since,
is all right again.
Ox THE WAR-PNTH.-This morning,
AZ . o'clock, u man by the name of Geo.
Hurst. while laboring under the intlu-
ence OF liquor, made An attack on officer
Hawkins, on c street, near Gillig, Mott
u Co.'S store; he held in his hand Il pis-
tol with which he threatened to de-
molish said officer, if he moved. Officer
Carter hearing Of the row, ran up from
the international 20 the scene of strife,
with his pistol behind him ready for
business. On approaching, he seized
the man and weapon, and bore both of
in triumph. Hurst is 4 very quiet man
when sober but when intoxicated, is
very ugly. Such men should never use
Intoxicating beverages.
WEEKLY BULLIoN.-The following is q
statement of the amount of bullion ship
ped or received for assay during the pas
week: From the office of Wells, Fargo
so, in Virginia, there were shipped
1908 pounds OF asSayed bullion, valued
NJ S~lO+,436 Is; from their office in Gold
Hill, 2,2+9 pounds, valued at sol ,232 96.
The amount OF crude bullion received
for melting and assay is as follows:
Theall & Co., OF Virginia, 1880 ounces;
E. Ruhling * Co., Virginia, 1880
ounces; Leopold Kuh, Virginia, $40
ounces: Geo. ". Dorwin, Virginia, 400
ounces: Edwards & Wiegand, Gold Hill, !
22,2il ounces; II. Harris, Gold Hill,
200 ounces; Van Wyck y Co., Gold
Hill, 2+,954 ounces.
IMPROVING THE SrREET.-A large num-
Der of men and teams are employed
breaking and hauling waste rock into
Main street. The worst places in the
stree, are now becoming the best. I'm
der the effects Of the pleasant weather, |
the energy of the town authorities and
the untiriug efforts of many of our ener-
getic citizens. the whole street is i'm
proving rapidly. Two or three more
fair days will put the road, from the
upper end of Gold Hill to Dayton, in
excellent order.
POLICE CoURr, VIRGISIA.-H. HolIngs-
we'll was arrested by officer Downey on a
charge of grand larceny. J. TAFT, ar
rested by Tailor McGinnis, was before
the Court on a charge Of disturbing the
peace. John TAFT, arrested BY officer
Downey, was on trial to-day for assault
and battery. George Hurst, arrested
by policeman Carter, "a tried on a
charge of carrying deadly weapons.
DRYING UP.-The mud in many places
is drying up rapidly. A few days ago,
the street in front of the Hosting Works
of the south Yellow Jacket, was almost
impossible, but this morning we were
around there and found il in some places
becoming very dusty. Dust, at some
seasons Of the year, is very disagreeable
and complained of bitterly by our citi-
zeus, but at the present time it would
meet with a hearty welcome.
Trustee EtECrIoS.-There will be an
election, held on next Tuesday, to elect
three school trustees to serve for the
ensuing year. We understand that
Judge Robinson, John II. Mills and A.
w. Kelsey are talked of as being the
candidates for the position. All Of
whom are men we'll calculated to fill
the position, and we think better men
could not be selected.
The FIRST ARREsT.-George Hurst
was arrested last evening, by Officer
Carter, for carrying concealed weapons.
This is the first arrest that has been
made in Virginia under the new law.
How it will terminate is hard to tell, as
we have quit guessing at what action
our Courts will take in any case.
VIRGINIA. PoLIcE.-Notwithstanding
the dull times of the past month, there
has been more Police business going on
than during any month for the past year,
Men who are not usefully employed will
End something to do, if nothing else,
they violate the law and create dis
turbances.
To OWNERS OF DoGs.-It will be seen
by an Advertisement under "New To-
Day" that the license on dogs becomes
due on the first day of April. All per-
sons having valuable dogs should pay
the license and get u tag; and the hun
dred worthless ours around town should
be killed.
REtIsIoUs NOTES.-THE Baptists will
hold divine service every Sabbath at the
District Court room, B street, at Z P.
n. Preaching by Chas. R. Klein. Sub
iect for tomorrow, Confession of Sir"
All are cordially invited.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE There will be
divine service in the NJ. E. Church, Gold
Hill. tomorrow at the usual hour, morn
ing and evening. Sunday School and
Bible Glass at q P. N. All are invited