Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-24
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Of the eighteen State Prison convicts
at the bar for the murder Of F. N.
Isaacs, on the 18th Of September last,
was resumed in the Second District
Court, Carson, at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The Register gives the fol-
lowing report Of the proceedings :
Most Of the day was consumed in mo-
lions, discussion aud rulings on the
admission Of the commitments Of the
several defendants to the State Prison.
The commitments of Russell, Flynn,
Roth, Bigelow and Burke were ad-
mitted in evidence without objection.
In the cases of Cockerell, Squires,
Ryan, Parsons, Pruitt and Willis OBJ
jections were made to tho commit
ments. The objections were over
ruled and counsel for defense excepted.
In the cases of Clifford, Roberts, Chap
man, McCue, Carter. Taylor and Cos
grove objections to the Introduction Of
the commitments were made and sus-
tanned, on the ground that the indict-
ment does not properly set forth the
date Of judgment or mittimus, but the
commitments were read, on 6 state
ment from the Court that they would
not DO used as evidence against the
defendants named. In all the latter
named cases the prosecution asked
that defendants DO referred to another
Grand Jury. As the commitments
were called Lieutenant-G Governor Dem
yer called the date from the commit
ment book of the Prison. DR.. Weber
of Virginia was then introduced and
testified as to the nature Of the wounds
inflicted on Isaacs, and was followed
by DR.. Lee Of this city, both Of whom
attended deceased during his suffering.
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
GRAND INcs MATrNEE.-At Piper's
Opera House, tomorrow afternoon, at
2 o'clock, will be given n grand NATL
nee for the special pleasure and ac-
commodation Of ladies, children, faml-
lies and others who can get no other
opportunity Of attending the theater.
The famous and justly popular actress,
Miss Annette Ince, supported by Mr..
James Garden, the talented, favorite
actor, from the California Theater,
and the entire Opera House Company:
will appear In n Of their very pest
pieces, such as will exactly suit the
ladies, the little folks and everybody
else attending the theater on this occa-
sion, The usual prices Of admission
will be charged, with no reduction.
Those attending from Gold Hill or the
Divide, will find Jake Whites omni-
bIs a very convenient mode Of convey
c to and from the theater.
The SUccoR.-The Succor mill has
been shut down for a few days past to
nut in some new machinery, but 1t
will commence operations again, per-
hans. tomorrow. We learn that the
mine Is looking lrst-rate, and Will
shortly yield upimmense quantities OF
good ore, making dividends certain.
As the Succor mine now stands, It Is a
valuable and permanent mine, and
does not depend upon any develop
ments made Of to be made higher up
the canyon, although IN range, WIN
out a doubt, with the immensely rich
deposits In the Crown Point and the
Belcher. The management Of the Sue
cor is In excellent hands, for honesty,
economy and energy, and its stock
will shortly advance very materially
In price. Il is low-priced now, there
tore this Is a good time to buy.
FAsuIoN SALOON OPENING. The
now Fashion Saloon, Main street, Gold
Hill, opposite the News office, opens
this friday evening in gay and festive
style, with a bountiful and choice free
lunch Of turkeys, chickens and other
GOOD things. Finch Il DumarS pro-
prietorS invite their friends and the
public generally to call and partake
Of their Inequalities on this occasion.
The Fashion Is the finest and most
elegantly furnished saloon In town,
and the bar Is stocked with only the
very choicest brands Of liquors and ci-
oars, Two frst-class billiard tables
are also there, for the pleasure of those
who delight In the fascinating game.
Everybody goes to the opening.
RAILROAD ENTHUSIASTICALLY the
freighting business of the Virginia and
TrucLee Railroad Company has largely
increased, yet, according to the Carson
Psoister, during the dull year from
November l, 1870, to November l,
1871, that company transported 90
1897 cords Of wood, 6,322, Ala feet Of
lumber, and l27. 800 tons or 255, 79S, 900
pounds Of silver ore.
MASONIC NoTIcE.-Oncial notice IS
given in our advertising columns OF
the annual Communication Of Silver
star Lodge No. 5, F. and A. NJ, to DO
bsld at Masonic Hall, Gold Hill, Oh
Saturday. December I'd, at ~ O'Clock
p. N. All members are earnestly re-
quested to be present, and visitors cor
daily invited.
GONE 10 CALrFoRNIA.-G Governor
L. r. Bradley left for San Jose, CALI
last evening, on a visit to his daugn-
ten. and In the hope Of regsining MS
health, which has been greatly lm.
paired Of late. He will be absent
about ten days. So says the carson
Register.