Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-08
Aurur,R PERxIys.-Railroad como

Mr. Summers Geo WhittakerG VI Parsons
Mr. Jensen
ARTHUR PERKINs.-Railroad conduc
tors and others from Carson this MORN
ing tell us there are no grounds for the
rumor that a large party Of woodchop-
pers in that city and vicinity were Or
ganizing. and proposed making an at
tack upon the State Prison In order to
get Arthur Perkins out and hang him.
The story appears to be n "canard."
There was also a rumor quite preVa-
lent ut Virginia this morning that Per-
kins had committed suicide by hanging
himself In the State Prison. This also
is a false rumor. We are, however,
assured that he told q friend who visit
ed him yesterday that he had a strong
desire to do so. The Carson Register
OF this morning says: "In company
with Lieutenant Governor Denver, we
Yesterday visited the State Prison and
had an interview with Arthur Perkins
Tor A. p. Hoffman, rs his full name Is
said to be-, the young man who OH sun
day night last shot and killed WIN.
Smith In the International Saloon,
Virginia. Perkins assumes n calmness
which Is but lily disguised agitation Of
the deepest kind. and he Is evidently
thoroughly scared. He endeavors to
convey the idea that he is confident Of
acouittal, but it Is plain to be seen that
he Is not so. He told us that he had
never seen the murdered man before
the fatal hour, had no cause Of quarrel
with him, and that the shooting was
purely accidental"
BeAUrIsY Your HoMEs.-Dwellers
In this wild, mountain. sagebrush land
should, when they have the opportu-
nifty offered, make their homes beauti-
full with what flowers, shrubs and
similar arrangements they are able to
procure. Burial, Of the well-known
pioneer bookstore, corner of G and
Taylor streets, Virginia, has just re-
ceiyed a full, fresh aud complete sup
DIV of garden and flower seeds. in
Guiding dahlias, gladiolas, and other
bulbs, roots, etc, all pure and reliable,
mostly imported direct from Eick's
noted gardens, Rochester, New York.
Here In Gold Hill such things will
grow and prosper even better than mt
Virginia, and where what we want is
procurablc so conveniently and cheap
there Is no excuse for not procuring
the same. Books, stationery, toys,
news matter, ETC., also for sale, In
any quantity, as usual, by Burial.
Read his new advertisement in another
column to-day.
DISTRICT CoURT-RIsISG, JUICE
In this Court, at Virginia, day before
yesterday, the following business was
transacted: Gile, Hays & Co. VS.. w.
/. Cummings-Set for March %, 1871,
by Jury. Justins Bussi VS.. w. l.
Cummings-Set for trial March %, by
Jury. Mary Cross vs.. b. +. Lackey ct
als.-Set for trial March %, by jury.
v. Milatovich vs.. A. Alison-Set for
trial April 3, by jury. Luco Yanco-
yich ct ais, vs.. Sacramento and Mere
dith-Set for trial March %, by jury.
State vs.. Ann Orem-NoHe Trose2mi
entered. State VS.. DIR. Hop Lock-Set
for trial April 4. Lizzie A.. Taylor VS..
F. F. Osbiston ct als.-Stay Of execu-
tion for ten days from date hereof.
The Court takes a recess till March "a,
ISL.
To OWNERS OF STRAY HoGs.-Oil-
cial notice is given in our advertising
columns to-day, to all owners Of hogs
running at large within the limits Of
the town of Gold Hill, that they must
not let their hogs run loose within
these sacred precincts any more after
the 22d instant, which is just two
weeks from to-day. Any stray hogs
found stopping about loose on that
critical day or after it will be summa-
rily arrested and pounded by the Off
GERS of the law, or, in other words, put
into the public pound and kept there
till the owner comes and pays costs.
Just you look out for your loose pigs.
PARpoNEp.-y. W. Cleveland, sent
10 the State Prison from Storey
county a year or two ago, for forgery,
was Yesterday pardoned by the Board
of Pardon Commissioners. His sem
tence would have expired on the I'd OF
August, but, says the Carson Register,
through the in~tercession OF a large
circle Of devoted friends, who have the
most implicit confidence In his asssve-
rations that no amount of temptation
shall swerye him In the future, he has
been set at liberty and restored to all
his former rights.
OFFICERS ELEcr.-Ata regular meet
ing of Monumental Engine Company
No. G, Virginia, held Monday evening,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: President, -.
Naughton; Ylce-Presldent. John BUSH;
First Assistant, William Mcfarland
Second Assistant, j. j. Sullivan; he
cording Secretary, w. II. Lynch
Financial Secretary, j. j. Sullivan
Treasurer, Charles Zeigler; Delegate,
Frank Sperling.
CoMMrssIoNED.-Governo Bradley
has commissioned B. w. Hawser
Commissioner Of Deeds for the State o.
Nevada, to reside in Marysyille, Cali,
fornia. He has also commissioned
Horace d. Becne. Of Phoebe City, as :
Notary Public in and for Lincoln
county.
BALI. OF YOUNG AMERICA. = The
ninth annual ball Of Young America
Engine Company No. 2, Virginia, will
take place ut the National Guard Hal
on Friday evening next. 1t will doubt,
less be a grand affair.
New SALooN.-we notice that anew
saloon, where good beverages can be
procured, is just opened next door te
Vesey's, on Main street. Ii Is called
the Miners Home.