Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,

1HE AhNAl0NhD All lhO
District Court at Carson, yesterday,
Judge Harris overruled the demurrer
to the indictment for the murder Of
F. NJ. Isaacs. All motions for separate
trials were also overruled, and the
eighteen prisoners ut the bar will be
tried Jointly. A venire for trial jurors
was issued, returnable at 10 o'clock
A.. n. on Tuesday next, at which hour
the trial Of the prisoners indicted for
the murder Of F. NJ. Isaacs will be
commenced. The prisoners were ar
raigned to plead to the indictment for
the murder Of Matt. Pixley, and for
each a plea Of not guilty was entered.
The Courtroom Is crowded during the
presence Of the prisoners, aud the trial
bids fair to be one Of the most inter-
esting, complicated and peculiar in the
history Of American Courts. So says
the Carson Register.
STATE TREASURY. The following
figures show tho transactions in tho
State Treasurer's office for the month
of October:
COIN. cuRcr.
Balance October l...... .$46,4I1 9 $s,$ss 20
Add receipts for month. l,03l Il l,2U
s47,5Os 81 s9,ess g
Deduct currency sold,.... 81 80
Add coin realized ........ SIS y
$500 10 $1,000 o.
Deduct months disburse- m
mentB ................. z,oso Q"
Balance on hand Nov. . ..s4S,s21 % $3.50 90
DISTRICT CoURr-RIsING, JUDGE
The following business was transacted
In this Court yesterday L. P. Drexler
". E. Jackson ct ais; hearing Of mo-
tion for substitution Of defendants set
for Saturday, November 18th, at ten
o'clock; defendants given until the
ed to answer. William Mooney vs..
Eugene Bittner stay of execution for
five days from date hereof. Z. II. kus-
sell vs.. Mayor and Board Of Aldermen
Of Virginia City ; tried by Court and
argument set for Saturday, 18th, ut
ten o'clock, till which time the Court
adjourned.
Ham, SAUSAGE AND BAcoN.-Mark
Strouse, of the Central Market "a few
doors north Of the Enterprise Build
ing.) yesterday presented to the NEWS
Office a smoked ham, a side Of bacon
and a big lot of sausage, such as he Is
daily preparing and selling to families
In large quantities. We have sam
pled the articles and feel warranted
In saying that they have no equal In
this section-especially the sausage
meat. "Buckwheat cakes and Jersey
sausage" are good diet these cold
mornings.
SAvAGE.-No extensive new deposits
Of ore are developed In this mine, but
the ore producing sections are yielding
we'll and aver showing a little im-
provement. Tho ore yield for last
week was 475 tons, assaying $Sl 10 per
ton. The bullion receipts for October
footed up to ISL 600, quite a gain over
the previous month. This has the effect
to raise the price Of the stock q little.
The CALICO BKIL.-The ball given
by the ladies last evening, at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill, as final con-
Clusion to the Fair In aid OF st. Pat
rIck's Church, was we'll attended. The
music was first-rate, the pleasures Of
the occasion numerous, plenty Of agree
able company, and everybody had a
good time.
YOUNG LADIES SOCIAL TONIGHT.
Bear In mind that the Young Ladies'
Social Society Of Gold Hill, give
another Of their very enjoyable terp-
sichorean soirees ut Liberty Engine
Hall, tonight. Admission for gents
only one dollar; ladies free.
AFTER "VAGs." The Enterprise
says the police are instructed to begin
q crusade against all persons about
Virginia who are without any visible
means OF support. One or two arrests
were made yesterday, and ore will
doubtless follow.
GONE BEIow.-Fred Boegle, Of the
Virginia Postofico News Depot, left
for San Francisco last night to pur-
chase the requisite stock OF goods for
his now store on G street, formerly
occupied by Lille 4 Co.
NEW ALDERMKN.-. w. Wilson
was last evening appointed a member
of the Virginia Board Of Aldermen, to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Alderman Waters Of
the Second Ward.
CHoLLAR-PoTosr.-Th ore yield Of
this mine last week was lilo tons.
The ore producing sections show a
little Improvement in both quantity
and quality, and the usual prospecting
is going on.
Losr A FIsaER.-ohn Merrick, a
workman at the Hope Mill, Silver
CITY, day before yesterday had his
right fore-fnger crushed of BY, getting
it caught between the cam and tappet
of . stamp.
DANEY.-work Is being energeti-
cally driven ahead In the development
Of this mine. The main shaft Is now
down 467 feet and the drih for the
ledge ct the 40O-foot level Is In lbs feet.