Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mrs Stewart JHarrigan CHI Kohler
Nj Murphy MGardner J Monahan
Or H4dfeld johnson VIM Campbell
J Elder Mrs Frithe VIM Wilson
Ten YEARs.-Justice Whitman, Of
the Supreme Court, yesterday, says
the Carson Register, filed an opinion
In the case Of the State of Nevada, re-
spondent, vs.. Ulysses W. Hutchinson,
appellant, affirming the judgment Of
the Court below and also an order de-
nyinga new trial. Chief Justice Lewis
Hutchinson was indicted for murder
In White Pine county, last year, con-
victed Of manslaughter and sentenced
10 the State Prison for ten years from
August 90, 1870. The jury In the case
added to their verdict a recommends
ton that he "receive the full extent
Of punishment allowed by the law for
this crime" The defense claimed
that the jury were prejudiced. Judge
Whitman, however, holds that 1t was
not shown that the recommendation
Influenced the Court, and adds that 1t
Is not unusual for juries to exceed
their powers, but that In most cases,
as In this, such an act is a "harmless
eccentrlcity." Hutchinson will be set
at liberty-in 1850.
An editor In the State Of Alabama outrages
DR., Hall BY sleeping with his (own) wife, con-
trary to Halls IDEAS Of Hygiene, to protect her
against ghosts. the night air, and other possible
noxiousnesses.- Vale Pine Nsrs.
We know Of a worse case than that.
A gentleman in Virginia city has his
wife and babies boarding in Oakland,
Cal, for their health. Not having
seen them for some time, John thought
IL quite natural to 20 and see the fam
iy; 50 he concluded to lodge where
they lodged, which was also quite
natural. He remained there q few
nights, and being about to leave, asked
for his bill, which he promptly settled,
without examining the items. On the
way over the mountains It occurred to
HIM to examine the bill. when 10! one
item charged him a dollar for each
night for sleeping rcih his n tege.
John says 1t was the cheapest lodging
he ever ha6 In Oakland; but he Is
,mystified on the point as to what the
Landlord really charged him for.
CROWN Po1Sr MILIs.-The Crown
Point Mining Company has recently
purchased the Mexican, Morgan, Tor
Yellow Jacket and the Brunswick
the three largest mills on Carson river,
and will probably keep all three OF
them steadily working on ore from the
mine during the next two years at
least. The three mills will run lao
stamps In the aggregate, apportioned
IS follows: the Morgan mill, 40 stamps,
averaging 900 pounds each; Brunswick
mill, So stamps, and the Mexican, Al
stamps. All three mills are now being
out In first-rate condition. The Nor
gan mill will be run by steam exclu-
siyely: the Brunswick and Mexican
.by water power. From $50 to 200 men
will probably be employed In and
about the three mills, and the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad will have con-
adorable 10 do In transporting the ore.
KrrEs.-Quite a mania for kite fly
ing prevails among our youthful pop
ulstion ct tho present time, and even
some of those of more mature years
occasionally try their hand at high
kiting. The young Piutes are getting
emulous of the sport, and only yester-
day we noticed one dirty-faced, stuboy
little chap trying his best to elevate an
old cottage-roofed hat some lady had
Thrown ont in the street. He ran up
and down street with 1t for an hour or
40. half a dozen other little 1njuns
assisting. If his string had been a lit
tie longer he might have succeeded.
Coop TEMpLARs' INsrALLATIoN.-At
a regular meeting Of Champion Lodge
No. 9. 7. O.. G. T.. Virginia, evening
before last, the following officers were
duly Installed for the current term,
r. II. Woodwork, Sr., P. W. e. l.,
presiding over the installation cere-
monies: T. L. Hobbs, W. IT; Mrs.
E. Decide, W. R. H.. s.; Miss Mary l..
Delayin, w. L. II. S.; Miss Mary A.
Cochran, w. V. T.; A. S. George, w.
T.: ). C. Hull, W. NJ; W. II. Mitchell,
W. D. NJ; Thomas Roberts, W. I. g.;
II. ID. Clark, w. G.
WILLIAM TKMPEsr.-Any one know
ing the whereabouts Of the above in
dlyidual will confer a great favor by
informing George I. Lammon, United
states Marshal, at Virginia City. Mr..
Tempest Is q young man, and was last
heard from at Hamilton, White Pine
District March 9, 1870. He was IA
military known among miners as
"Rustier." His parents reside at
bradford, Yorkshire, England. and
are anxious to hear from him, fearing
that be Is dead.
COMMISSIONED. - Governor Bradley
Yesterday Issued acommission to Green
p. Able as a County Commissioner for
Elto county, vice Butterfield resigned;
siso to Mike McClusky, to be County
Comrnissioper for Lincoln county, vice
n Ferguson resigned. A commits
.,on was also yesterday issued to VIM.
ESrv;n Osborn. to be Commissioner Of
DEEDS for the State OF NeVaaa' 70 re-
side at Brooklyn, n. Y.
STARTED UP.-The Santiago mill on
.hs Carson river, which has been shut
so,n for some weeks for repairs, and
.NS,ch has been supplied with a new
.,,.hJns wheel, started up yesterday
s@asnJno-or at least water was turned
nv so TIA wheel, and everything found
TO work admirably. SO says ne Jar
son Register. =
ImAuc.-sherif Atkinson took
two insane patients from the County
:isil at Virginia down to Carson yes.
tsrdsy. and delivered them to the
0tate authorities.