Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-13

n q jose, anu proportlonstely 10
all other points, their prices to the
Atlantic States and Europe showing a
still greater reduction. The conse-
quence is, that the old line has also
reduced prices to correspond, and tele-
graphing facilities are brought within
the reach Of everybody. The Gold
Hill office Of the new company will
soon be established and open for bust
ness.
FIGur IN CouRT.|ohn Does favor
lite dog was arrested evening before
last, for being found running at large
destitute OF the requisite tag. John
interfercd on behalf of his "purp "
and resisted officer Newhouse in the
| plain discharge Of his dnty, and in CON-
sequence was himself arrested. His
dog was taken to the pound, and John
to the station-house. Yesterday John
was hauled up before Justice Cook, and
during the examination, one witness
who objected to John calling him a
liar in open Court, threw a paper
weight ut his head, hitting him severely
in the jaw. John responslvely went
for him. but further collision was
stopped by the officers. The witness
was fined $25 for contempt of Court,
and in Johns case the jury disagreed.
SIDES WITH II FRENcH.-By refer
ence to the usual notice under head of
Marriages it will he see that B. F.
Sides, the well-known and popular
stage agent Of Wells, Fargo & Co., at
Virginia, wa last evening united in
wedlock to Miss Emma French, Of
Virginia. St. Paul's Church was
densely crowded on the interesting
occasion with numerous friends and
well-wishers Of the happy pair. After
the ceremony, and All agreeable con-
gratulatory reception at the residence
of 4. Nye, Esq, the newly mated took
their departure for Reno on q little
wedding trip to San Francisco. Sides
departs from the social circle of bach
elorhood with \ vast amount Of good
wishes from the less fortunate.
LAIGNEAU's TR,IL.-Chief Downey
Of Virginia says he intends following
up the trail Of Laigneau within the
next day or two. If possible. This is
rs it should be for a the matter now
stands there is nothing whatever to
corroborate Laigneau'S story Of his
abduction and sifterings In the moun-
tains. IL would seem q comparatively
easy matter to follow up his tracks at
one end or the other Of the designated
route, and find both Of the camping
places he speaks of. This should be
done as n matter Of justice to both
L.aigneau and the public.
lMPRovEMESTs.-A number Of new
residences are being erected OF north
B street, Virginia, says the Enterprise
among the rest a very neat and finely
finished cottage by f. Sissa, and n two
story frame residence by Fred. Schoen-
dozen new buildings have lately been
erected, and similar improvements are
going on in other parts Of the town,
particularly on south G street, and
other streets in the southern part Of
the city.
PERsoNAL.-Governor Blasdel went
down through Gold Hill in a buggy
yesterday afternoon. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Slingerland was at Virginia last
evening. Surveyor General Day was
also ut Virginia last evening, and left
by the 6 o'clock stage for Reno, bound
for San Francisco.
BEILlGERENT. - There have been
some twenty or thirty fights between
various belligerents here in Gold Hill
since the fire Of yesterday morning,
the result, doubtless, of vicious BEN
zine imbibed on that occasion. None
of these muses. were very desperate
affairs.
STATE PRIsoNERs.-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Slingerland says there are Mt
present sixty-two convicts In the State
Prison under his charge, and large &C
cessions are shortly expected from the
eastern part Of the State.
ARmvEp.-Mr. NJ. D. Wheeler, the
newly appointed melter and reflner
for the Carson Branch Mint, has arrived
in Carson. and will enter upon the
discharge Of the duties Of his office
Immediately.
RopBISG A CnuRcH.-Yesterday af-
ternoon. about : o'clock, some thief
entered the Catholic Church in Viz
ginia and stole n silver chalice, a cross
and other similar articles.
NATURALIZATION In the District
Court at Virginia, yesterday and day
before, Go foreigners were made cit
liens Of the United States.
The BAIL.-Don't fail to secure n
ticket for the first annual ball of Lib
erty Hose Company, Gold Hill, next
Monday evening.