Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-13

following from the Carson Register Of
this morning: The argument by attor-
neys in the Noteware-B Brown contested
case for Il seat in the Senate from this
county, was concluded last night about
10 o'clock. A motion was made to in
definitely postpone the matter, which
was lost by a tie, Lieutenant-G Governor
Denver voting in the negative. On
postponement, Small CInd.) and Cleve-
land (Rep.) voted no, while Bonnifeld
(Dem.) voted aye. The matter will
probably come up in the Senate again
to-day. During the argument the Sem
ate Chamber was densely crowded,
Governor Bradley and several ladies'
being present. 80. Night before last, as
two soiled doves were enjoying 4
sleigh-ride up Carson street, the invig-
Grating cordial which they had been
absorbing in order to keep out the cold
got the best of them, and they stopped
the sleigh near the Corbett House, got
into the middle Of the street, and had
n regular dress-tearing set-to. After
the tight they got into the sleigh to-
gsther and drove of, apparently salts
fled, leaving most of their outer gar
ments in shreds in the street. ... Two
eloquent and forcible legal arguments
were delivered in this city yesterday
one before the Supreme Court, by Gen.
eral Clarke, In the forenoon, and II
In the afternoon by A. Z. Ellis, Esq,
before the Senate, on the Noteware-
Brown contest. $50. Hon. Tom V. Julien,
Of Humboldt county, arrived last night,
and Is stopping at the st. Charles
Hotel. -. There was fine sleighinS in
and about Carson City for q few hours
yesterday morning, but the warm sun
soon spoiled the fun.
WILLIAM MARIoN.-This unfortunate
man, who died so suddenly in Gre
goire,s saloon, at Virginia, yesterday
morning, was formerly a resident Of
Gold Hill, and worked at his trade as
a blacksmith. About four years ago
he went over to California, where he
staid till about 4 year and a half ago,
when he returned. Some eight or nine
months ago he met with n severe acct
dent in a mill down the canyon. falling
a distance Of twelve feet, head first,
down into one of the grinding pans,
being considerably but apparently not
seriously injured. Since then he has
not amounted to much, indulging
freely In dissipation, which finally
ended in his death. We are informed
upon competent authority that he was
In former days q member Of Wildey
Lodge, |. o. D. F., Gold Hill, but Tor
some time previous to death he had
not been an Odd Fellow in good stand
ing. He leaves no relatives In this
section. A Coroner's inquest will be
held this evening.
Red MEN.-The following officers OF
Pluto Tribe No. L, Of Nevada, were
installed on Friday evening last at
Carson, by Vice Great Incohonce A.
Curry: Saehem, N J. SAVERS; Senior
Sycamore, H. J. Peters; Junior Saga
more. +. w. Glynn; Prophet, A. ID.
Treadway; FirstSannop, w. o. Pierce;
Second Sannop, George w. Chedic
First Warrior. r. X. Brown; Second
Warrior, f. Walker; Third Warrior,
v. A. Muller; Fourth Warrior, r. Z.
Kelly; First Brave, Guy Thorpe Sec
opd Brave, 5. F. Swift; Third Brave,
NJ. willard; Fourth Brave, NJ. Catlin
Pow Vows. z. II. Clayton and Alex.
Leport; Guard OF Forest, Andy
Wright; Guard Of Wigwam, Louis
Bradley; Chief Of Records, Isaac Nc
Conneil; Keeper Of Wampum, John
Rosser (hold over.
SIERRA NEvADA.-At the annual
meeting of the Sierra Nevada Mining
Company, held at San Francisco OH
Monday last, the following officers
we're elected: NJ. J. Mcdonald, l..
Vessaria, o. II. Bogart, a: Hemme
and George w. Cope. Thomas J..
Owens was chosen Secretary, and NJ.
A. Mcdonald Superintendent. Ke-
CENTS for the year, $3.50, 227, OF which
500, 2a7 was from bullion. The dis
bursements, including dividends, ore
extraction, milling, and other Incl
dental expenses, together with $2o,ooo
cash now on hand, balances the &C.
count. Average cost Of mining II
milling, s. 6S; average yield OF ore
from January to July, s. 46; and
from August to December, SIG % per
ton.
L. O. o. F.-The following officers
Of Carson Encampment, No. 2, l. o.
o. F., were installed on Tuesday last
by D.. d. G. c. p. II. S. Winn: G. II.
Marsh, c. p; ID. G. Kitzmeyer. b. p;
n. J.. SAVERS, S. w; G. n. Chedic,
Scribe /; Teorge fluffy, Treasurer John
A. Risdon. Junior Warden; James
Muller, Guide; II. Il. Brown, LIST w;
p. IL. Clayton, I'd W.; James Duffy,
3D. W.; James Robinson, 4th W.; J,k.
Cook, 1st G. of T.; A. Lachapelle,
Sentinel.
CoMMIssroSEp.- Governor Bradley
has commissioned the following named
Noto r;aI pnhlic. George