Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

lowing from the Register d thiS morn
ing: Sheriff J.. Ben. Fitch, OF Elk
county, yesterday, brought in two con-
yicts for the State Prison - Thomas
Carter, sentenced for ten years for at
tempted rape on a Mrs. Brown, and
Charles Vincent, sentenced for three
wears for stealing a Government mule.
Both men were soldiers ut Camp Hal
leck at the time they committed the
crimes for which they were sent up.
A great deal of money changed hands
i'm this CITY yesterday, a large number
of Republicans, and some few. very
few, Democrats being around hunting
up Stockholders. Very few Democrats
we're "treating," but the Pubs APP
peared to be quite liberal IN that re-
spect. The case OF All Tong con-
yicted Of murder In the first degree,
came up before Judge Harris, OF the
Second District Court, yesterday, and
the motion for a new trial was taken
under advlsement. ... Governor Brad
lev returned yesterday morning from
California, whittier he has been on II
visit to his children and grandchildren.
Under the direction OF Jesse Lamp
the Carson Race Course has been put
in perfect condition for the great races
10 come of next month. 49,. Thomas q
Co. great Stereopticon Panorama was
exhibited to a crowded audience at the
Theatre last evening. 1t Is n OF the
most beautiful, entertaining and IN
structive exhibitions ever given IN
Carson.
A RAMPANT HoRsE.-Two or three
weeks ago when Buckmaster went Y
to the Lake on his pleasure trip, he
concluded to enjoy the journey thither
as we'll as the country to the utmost,
20 he hired o lazy horse and rode over
horseback. Some eight or ten miles
beyond Ophir City he came to a pleas
ant spot and got of to rest awhile IN
the cool shade, sitting down on log
and holding the long halter OF the
horse In his hand. The animal IN
browsing about managed to rub against
n yellow Jackets nest, and essentially
disturbing that waspish little commu-
nlty they lit upon him from all sides
and returned the compliment with
interest. First thing Buck knew OF
the matter, his horse came rushing as
him In frantic style !; then he turned
and rushed the other way with heau
and tail up, snorting like Il steamboat.
Ruck held fast to the rope, however,
and the horse turned and came ut MIN
again, rearing and charging all arouln9
and over him. Buck ran ana uouSeu
about, but the horse kept at him. anu
he had to do some sharp lodging 10
keep from being trampled out OF exist
ence. He began to suspect ina the
horse was insane, and after running
and lodging for about half a mile ne
GOT behind a tree. There he and the
Sorse had Il for awhile, till at length
the beast got quiet, the yellow jackets
having subsidized, and Buck mounted
and pursued his journey. He says ne
never rode a livelier horse than that
was the rest of the way to the LsSe'
SUPREME COURT DEcIsIoNs.-Two
opinions were filed with the Clerk OF
the Supreme Court yesterday. one oy
Whitman, Lewis concurring, was in
the case Of P. II. Clayton, appellant
Va. C. Y. Harris, respondent ; an cleo
tion contest for the office OF Dlstrict
Judge Of the Second Judicial District
Washoe. Ormsby and Douglas eouh-
ties. The judgment Of the Court be-
low, In favor of Harris, Is affirmed
The second opinion was by CARRIER,
Lewis concurring, In the case OF D: H.
Williams vs.. H. j. Bidleman. Auditor
NJ Lander county. The matter i'll
volved was the validity Of an Ac'
nassed by tho last Legislature for the
relief Of James L.efingwell, compel
ling the Auditor to allow certain
claims. The Court holds that the
Teoislature had no right to interiors
In tbe matter, and the prayer OF ap
pellant (willlamsl is therefore denied
LAKE TAHoE.-The Carson Register
.ne.kipg Of the numerous visitors t
= beautiful region at and about LAX
Tahoe, says: This is the most pleasan
nnnth in the year to visit the Lake
Xor the reason that the days are pleas
on, The nights cool and the weathe
aa.,,od From this date until coo
westher sets in, In October, game WI
n. abundant on the southern and s9utr
u,os.srn shores. The best point to nun
from is Sugar Pine, but at thus seaso
hSar. deer, grouse, rabbits, quails, etc
ara abundant all along the foot OF On
monntain from Tahoe City to Emeral
Rsv' and from the latter place so %
h..6 of the Lake.
rusrRAI.-rhe funeral OF Just'c
Livingston, at Virginia, yesterda
ef,srnoon, was very fully ATTENDED &c
The remains were escorted out 70 "a
S,arrs Nevada works. on the Geige
Sr.ds. from whence they were take
tn Reno. en- route for California, TO 2
bnried at Thompson's Flat; BUT
county, by the side Of his decease
wife.
coxx1ssIoNERs.-Joseph I. h. Piai
bs, been appointed a Com'nlsslonef )
needs for the State Of Nevada, to r I
AIDE at washington City, and Jonn !
now' Jr., No. Al Wall street. ComH ~,
0"Scnaad for the State OF ~