Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-05
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NJ WOODRUFF . MINORS LnE.
TyIrED SrArEs CIRCUIT Co

CNl1ED S4h4HS
In this Court, ut Carson, yesterday,
Judges Sawyer and Hillyer presiding,
the following business was transacted
Cole Silver Mining Company vs.. Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill Water Company
ct ais; defendants allowed until the
9th Of January to take testimony and
complainant allowed until January
Goth to take testimony In rebuttal. V.
& G. II. Water Company vs.. Cole ).
N. Co.; continued for the term. uni
States vs.. John Kelly ct ais; hearing
of motion continued until first Mon
day in January, and execution stayed
meantime. C. p. r. X. Co. vs. Bailey
Smith ct ais; argued, submitted and
taken under Amusement. George i.
Marye vs.. Dennis Driscoll ct al; de-
murrer argued, submitted and taken
under advisement. Mary Ann n. Co.
vs.. Oyerman s. NJ. Co.; by consent,
continued for the term. N. Fl. A. Ma
son ct ais. VS.. n. Y. Il S. p. N. Co. ct
ais; continued for the term. Darda-
nellie NJ. Co. VS.. Overman s. NJ. Co.;
continued for the term. Clinton Cur
nee vs.. Il. w. Duncan ct al; continued
for tho term. D. II. Whepley and
William Boyle ys. Original Hidden
Treasure Co.; dismissed at cost OF
plaintiffs. Great Basin NJ. Co. vs.. j..
S. Pitzer ct ais; continued for the
term. w. 5. Hobart vs.. David Bowie
ct al; cause continued for the term,
and complainant allowed until first
Monday in January to file new bill.
Hupp It Lansing vs.. Eureka Consolt-
dated Co.; continued for the term. U.
s. vs.. Aurora NJ. Co.; plaintiff allowed
to file amended complaint. Court ad-
journed until 10 A. ". to-day.
DEFIANT MAN1rEsro.-D. Block, the
well-known dry goods dealer at Viz
pinis, comes out with a new advertise
ment In the News to-day, hurting de-
fianee at all opposition In his line and
r~ecklessly offering to give away $780,
600. Block says he Is going to start lot
New York on the LIST OF February, u
therefore he Ia obliged to close out MS
present stock at whatever prices ne can
get In order to give place to q fresh
supply. During the next sixty days
the ladies of Virginia, Gold Hill and
vicinity are invited to come and select
their goods and pay what they see tit,
nrices being no object, but he has got
70 oct clear of the entire stock at any
rots He has lust opened fifty cases of
new goods. which have to 60 loose
with the rest. Just read his advertise
ment.
PtpER's OPERA HoUsE-GRAND We
A AND INSTRUMENTAL CoScERT.-
Next Thursday evening, a splendid
81 ,,,ron,,ro ontertainment will be
a ah y, p;nsr,s Onera Honse. being a
s snmn,;mentorv bepefit to Miss Amelia
Young by her musical friends. Miss
Young is a very pleasing vocalist, anu
having voiIn.eefeu v on henotits this
slohs o. p sa'r -s,nrn for her Kindness.
- ous s,nnsr. and m~nsici,ns have
All tne Dsss siiise 49, aInsiIent on.
voluh On,ant n NAV he we'll anticlpa,ed.
See adyertisement in another column,
and take a ticket.
To IDENTIFY THrx.-Deputy State
Prison Warden, James A. St. Clair,
On Sunday night dispatched Ed II.
TanoIoIs. the brave French guard, to
Downieville, CAL, for the purpose of
identifying Chris G. Blair and william
FORREST, sno ~ "o os ep' %;,st,cs tSro"nS S
arg s.y nornns 81 avs the Carson
nAr:
hegaSser'
TREASURY
treasurer ~ CO. Tra.:r,r ~ ac
paid INTO Ds inc her ssttlemept of state
S sGes. al S1i.sii Sc, and the Treasurer Of
Lincoln county paid in, on same ac-