Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-03

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UNITED STATES DISTRACT CoURT.-In
the above Court at Carson yesterday,
Judge Hillyer, presiding, the follow
ing business was transacted: United
States VS.. NJ. J. O'Connor, three indict-
ments for ~defrauding the revenue.
Cases as to liquors and tobacco dis
missed ; in the case of hotel keeping,
defendant pleaded guilty and was fined
SO and costs. r. V. Dey, assignee Of
A. NJ. Crow, q bankrupt, VS.. J. ID. Bod
we'll ; Judgment for plaintiff. United
States vs.. Union Brewery decree Of
condemnation and forfeiture to plain
til ordered, subject to objections by
counsel for claimant. United States
vs.. $50 gallons fermented liquors; Uni
ted States attorney allowed five days
after service to file amendments to
claimants statement on motion for
new trial. United States VS.. ii. Menke
by consent, cause RENTED to U. 5.
Circuit Court. Unired States vs.. B. F.
Small, ct al; hearing Of demurrer set
for the 18th day Of the present month.
The following order was promulgated
BY the Court: "In all cases lot pro-
yided for by other rules Of this Court,
the rules Of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District Of Ne
vada, so far as the same are in their
nature applicable, are adopted rs
rules Of this Court"
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Wells, Fargo Il Co. have put in
position Frank Rockwell as shotgun
messenger" on their express car run
ming from Elko to Ogden, on the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad. This = good
appointment. Frank has been an
efficient guard at the Nevada State
Prison for about three years, and
stood IN when the break occurred on
December lst, and all car robbers may
expect him to he on hand If any sucn
little disturbance comes OIL rs occurred
at Verdi and Pequop. -. The Chaplain
of the Assembly, In his prayer yester-
day morning, thanked the Lord that
the session had been such a pleasant
one. and that lit had now drawn so
nearly 10 a close. ... The citizens OF
Carson City will give a grand ball at
Moore & Parker's hall this evening. in
honor of the adjournment Of the)
Legislature of 1871. The affair prom
ises to rival that gotten up by the
members and attaches OF the Legisla-
ture.
INFORMATION WANTEp.-Mr. John
Creagh, of westfeld, chataulua
county, New York, writes earnestly
inquiring the whereabouts Of a young
nan by the name Of Thomas Creagh,
or McCreagh, who resided somewhere
I'm this section at seine time during the
past six or seven years. He lett west
Farnham, Canaaa East, in the Spring
OF 1861, and resided for some time III
Jackson, Amador county. California.
From there he went to some other por,,
ton Of the Sierra Nevada to work, ava
subsequently lived In Gold Hill awhile.
His aged parents are very anxious 10
hear Of him, whether dead or alive,
and any expense incurred In making
the proper inquiries will be cheeriully
paid BY them.
SEVERE MILLING MISUNDERSTANDING
O'Clock this morning Mr.. j. P. Car
roll, working at the Piute mill, in
Gold Canyon, below Gold Hill, had
his right hand very severely injured
lie was putting & new stamp into the
battery, when the heavy iron stem
raised for the purpose aecidentaiiy
slipped and came down w'sn luil
force upon his hand. The thumo Was
badly shattered. and the forennger
broken above the third Int. Dr;
Hall rendered the requisite surgical
assistance, and amputation OF the
thumb at the first joint had to d. re-
sorted to-.
WHERE TO FIND HM.-"Where to
find George Fliedner." Our Old
townsman, George Fliedner, has sen
us word that he Is located In Portland
Oregon. and likes that pace trst rate;
lie Is in the barbering business n
ANYBODY who desires a good shave. n
who Is living In Gold Hill, can find MN
rs above. (Scraech Mullard, OF Silver
City, and Col. Currle, Of Virginia CITY,
will take notice and act accordingly
MICHAEL wnrrsrrr. = Miss S. A.
whitsitt, of box $50 Railway, New
Jersey, is DESTROYS Of learning the
whereabouts Of an individual bearing
the above name. Michael Is OF snort
stature. has dark hair, LEFT Dublin, Ire.
lard, in 1850, and was last near OF
and Is now supposed to be somewhere
in this State.
GoISe TO CARSON CITI.-Miss nifty
Blanchard, Mr.. Rankin, and the ex
cell.nt dramatic company now at
liners Opera House, will appear III
the Carson Theatre the first three even
;ncs of next week. Our Carson neigh
bors may anticipate a treat In that
line.
Nor PAssEp.-H the proceedings OF
the State Senate yesterday are cor
rectly reported, the bill creating q
Freman's Fund in the town Of Cold
Hin failed TO become a law. II we are
mistaken, we shall report tomorrow
WARN BArHs!-On Saturday even