Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

David Hoyt w n Gates
TaE INDICTED CoNvIcrs.-William
Russell, Tilton Cockerell, Thos. Ryan,
John Squlres, Thomas Flynn, George
Roth, Frank Clifford, J.. Bedford Rob-
erts, Edward B. Parsons, James E.
Chapman, Edward Bigelow, John
Burke, Marion Pruitt, Pat McCue,
William Willis, Thomas Carter, Dan
Taylor and Bernard j. Cosgroye, were
arraigned In che Second District Court
at Carson, on Saturday, to plead to
the Indictment Of the murder Of F. NJ.
Isaacs. After the indictment was
read, the prisoners selected or were
assigned counsel rs follows: A. C..
Ellis for Roberts, Chapman. Cosgrove
and Russell; L. w. w. Davies for
Pruitt, Parsons, Willis and McCue ;
General Robert NJ. Clarke for Burke,
Cockerell, Clifford, Blgelow and Car
ter: General L. ID. Edwards for lay
lor, Squires, Ryan and Flynn George
Roth declined counsel. The prisoners
were given further time until 2 O'Clock
P. NJ. on Tuesday tomorrow to plead,
and were remanded to the custody of
Sheriff Swift. The eighteen prisoners
under indictment are now In the
County Jail, where they will remain
until tried on all the indictments. So
says the Register.
TIE NEXT A1rRAcr1oN.-At Piper's
Opera House, tomorrow evening, the
celebrated actor, Mr.. F. 5. Chanfrau,
makes his first appearance, supported
by a powerful cast, in his great imper-
sonation Of "Sam," In the popular
play of that name. Mr.. Chantrau's
fame in his peculiar line Of acting Is
we'll established throughout these Uni
ted States, especially in New York
and the East. He has met with most TIL,
umphant success In San Francisco, n
now comes to give our theater-Soers a
taste Of his quality. His engagement
is only for one week, as he Is engaged
elsewhere. Besides "Sam," he will
produce other favorite representations
and pieces, among which will be Exit,
the Arkansas Traveller" which had
such a fine run in San Francisco. The
artists, machinists and property-men
at the Opera House have been busy In
the preparation Of this piece during
the last two weeks, and no pains or ex-
pense will be spared to give 1t null
effect.
A BURGLAR ARoUND.-A large,
heavy set man, who Is evidently a
burglar, attempted a night or two ago
to f~eloniously enter the domicil Of DR..
Bsals, Q a the Main street crossing Of
the railroad, In Gold Hill. The time
of night selected was 2 o'clock, and
tho place Of entry the back door Of the
house, His movements around the
premises awakened the family, and In
decamping the Doctor drew a six
shooter on the would-be burglar, but
he disappeared before the Doctor got
a level on him. He was providing
around again last night. A dose OF
cold lead shot into the scoundrel would
reveal "a dead man for breakfast
one of those cool mornings.
SUPREME CoURr. - The Supreme
Court, at Carson, on Saturday ad-
journed for the term. The case Of NJ.
c. Lake vs.. Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Co. wal argued and submit
ted, and respondent allowed five days
to file brief. The case Of the State vs..
Tim. O'Flaherty (sentencedto the State
Prison for IL years from December s,
1870, from Elko county, for murder In
the second degree) was argued and sub
mitted. The next term Of the Court
will commence on Monday, the lst day
of January, 1872.
LAST CHAScE.-The great Louisville
lottery is fast progressing toward a
successful completion, and all agents
on the Pacific coast have been notified
to close up their part Of the business
and make returns by the LIST Of De-
csmber. j. r. Myers, the we'll known
travelling newsman, agent for the sale
of tickets In Virginia and Gold Hill,
has a few more tickets left to dispose
of to those who are enterprising
enough to invest In q fortune. For
further particulars SEQ advertisement
In another column.
PASSENGERS AND MAILS DELAYEp.-
Owing to the non-arrlval Of the cars at
Reno from California until a late hour
this morning, Woodruff & Enuor's
stages were not enabled to arrive at
Virginia until about 2 o'clock p. ~.
to-day, with the passengers and mails.
Heavy snow at the summit OF the ST.
ezra Nevada Is said to be the cause Of
detention.
OMAHA LoTTERY.-The drawing of
this lottery was commenced last Mon
day evening, ut which time one hum
bred numbers were drawn. The full
drawing was expected to DO completed
and the official prize list published on
Thursday. We give this for the ill.,
formation Of those interested here
about.
MUppY.-The melting snow from
SATURDAYS storm has rendered the
streets and roads everywhere rather
muddy. It Is agreeable, however, to
know that the dust Is effectually
squelched.
CLERK WANTED.-See advertisement
In another column under the head OF
New To-day.