Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-08
U. S. DISTRICT couRr.-In the above

U. S. DISTRICT CouRr.-In the above
Court, at Carson, Judge E. w. Hillyer
presiding, the following business was
transacted day before yesterday: The
United States vs.. WI Scribner-con-
tinued until the 18th instant. United
States VS.. Daniel Sylvester-ined SO
and costs. Stay for thirty days. In q
second case against the same defendant
n noue proseqai was entered. United
States vs.. II. K. Mitchell-finsd $40
and costs. United States Va. B. j. Tur-
ner (three indictments for defrauding
the revenuelHdefendant pleaded guilty
to two charges, and the third charge
was dismissed. United States vs.. Jack
son Linn-dismissed. United States
vs. J. Henkel and A. Parsons Several
indictments for defrauding the reve-
nue)-ined $40 and costs In each case.
Several other indictments against the
same defendant were dismissed. United
States vs.. NJ. S. Bonnifield and E. D.
Kolly (six charges for deirauding the
revenuel-set for trial on the 18th inst.
United States vs.. Geo. w. Cameron
defendant pleaded guilty to two in
dictments and was fined $40 and costs
in each case. Third indictment dis
missed. A. l.. Kenyon, assignee Of j.
F. Tasker, a bankrupt, VS.. Porter &
Brown-dismissed ut cost of plaintiff.
United States VS.. G. B. Dapello-con-
timed until the 18th instant. United
States vs.. Luca Poppovich-two in
dictments dismissed. United States
ys. Thomas n. Brown - defendant
pleaded guilty and was ordered to ap-
pear for sentence on the Sth instant.
United States VS.. F. Pearkes-dis-
missed. United States W. Robert H.
Charles-continued until the 18th inst.
United States vs.. II. Menke-taken
under advisement. United States vs..
+. Woodruff and B. j. Turner-dis-
missed.
INFORMATION WANrEp.-Ed. L. Richmond,
local editor Of the Kenosha, Wisconsin. IIs
1r1ph, desires to know II q man named Henry
Lyons has been killed In this place during the
past six months. We have no recollection OF q
man OF that name ever having boon killed In the
State by accident or Observation-Disclosures.
In reply to the above inquiry we
will state that William Mckay, brother
to Alex. Mckay, the well-known liv-
cry stable keeper on d street, Virginia,
gives us the following information /:
Last September Mckay had a man
named Harry Lyons employed with
him four days near Lake Tahoe
hcrding sheep. At the end Of that
time Lyons attended 4 primary cleo
ton September l5th) at G~lenbrook, on
the east side of the lake. He was a
Republican, and through a heated po-
litical discussion with another man Of
secession p~roclivities, whose name we
have not learned. they got into q des-
pcrate fight, in which Lyons was fatally
stabbed with a knife by his antagonist.
He died a week or ten days atterward,
and was buried near Glenbrook. Lyons
was an or~dinary-sized man, about
thirty years of age, with light brown
HAIR aud beard, and had a wife in Sac
ramento. Although rather a slim built
man, he vas of n very resolute, fear
less disposition, reckless rs to conse-
quences in case Of q fight. He was
from Wisconsin, and probably the very
man now inquired for.
\ HEAVY AND Bold RoBnERY.-
Night before last, or rather yesterday
morning about half-past four O'Clock,
seven Cinnamon entered the house of a
| Celestial who has for some time been
running n lottery and gambling shop
in the Chinese quarter Of Virginia,
and cleaned the place of all the valua-
bles it contained. They smashed In
the door of the house, when two Of
them seized the man and woman stop
ping in the place by their Threats and
choked them into silence, whilo n
others plundered the premises. The
robbers carried away q safe-a Chinese
wooden safe, or large chest-contain-
ing from twelve to fifteen cans Of opi-
um, worth about 5000; from $1,000 to
$1,000 in gold and silver coin, over
5000 in jewelry, and over 5000 In silks
and fine clothing. SO says the Enter
prise.
Miss FANNY B. PRrcE.-This talent
ed actress takes well with the Sacra-
mcnto people, drawing excellent
houses every evening, regardless OF
weather. The Reporter thus speaks OF
| her representations Of LADY Isabel y"
and "Madam Vine" in the play OF
East Lynne night before last: "Her
portrayals were successful In the high
est degree. and we doubt very much II
they could be excelled. We have seen
the same characters enacted by artistes
whose names stand pre-eminent in the
profession, but n more truthful and
pleasing presentation than that given
by Miss Price could not be desired.
Deservedly was the applause bestowed
and justly merited we're the calls be-
fore the curtain. We are pleased to
notice that the lady Is gaining popu-
larity."
DRIED UP.-The mud has disap-
peared, and the streets of Gold Hill
and Virginia are ROW dry and In pretty
good condition. Dust may be looked
for very shortly, If it does not rain.
WgAruER.-The weather to-day Is a
mixture Of sunshine, clouds, warm
breezes, chilly winds, with an occa'
sional light dash Of snow by way Of va
riety.
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