Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-28
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


lowing from the Register OF this morn
ing: As the citizens of Il neighbor-
ing towns seem to be stirring in this
matter. would 1t not be well for the
Carsonites to take 4 hand In IL? II
bravery is not rewarded andcowardice
condemned III not punished,) what in
centive remains for n man deprived Of
his liberty, to so conduct himself as to
merit n reduction Of his term of SELL
tence? From, all accounts that we
can gather, Dedman never was what
10 commonly termed 4 bad man. He
should have some recognition from the
citizens of Carson for the bravery he
evinced ... On Tuesday evening, after
dark. TWO men dropped in upon the
wicwam Of Jake Winters Indian, EN-
ployed on his ranch in Jacks Valley,
and ransacked the premises Of flour,
bacon and edibles on hand and de-
camped without ~remunerating the
proprietor for his goods. Jake IS quite
sure they were escaped prisoners, but
concluded that he did not care to take
the chances of losing his flowing locks
by an attempt to take them ....S Since
the proclamation Of the Governor has
been spoken of, we hear no more Of
escaped convicts disturbing chickens
from their roosts, or stealing Indian
wardrobes. 1t would seem that they
have a spite against detective officers
particularly, and ~impecunious citizens
generally, or they surely would not
have left our suburbs so suddenly.
They might have given a chance to
make q few dimes these hard times.
As one of our bravest remarked, what
can a person expect Of 4 set Of scamps
that would get helped out Of prison,
and continue to hang around the place
they have escaped trom?....T The
Treasury bond case was yesterday
dragging its weary way through the
District Court, and in all probability
1t will occupy some time yet. Con-
siderable interest Is Of course felt IN
the result, particularly among the
bondSmen.
GRAND JURY REPoRT.-The Grand
Jury Of Storey County yesterday, in
the District Court at Virginia, pre-
sented their report. The following
are the points included: Indictments
have been presented to the Court as
follows: State vs.. VIM. Bryan, for
the crime Of grand larceny State VS..
George Boyle, rape State vs.. Andrew
Graham, assault with intent to COM
init murder; State VS.. James Murray,
murder State vs.. John Alverez, grand
larceny. And In the following cases
bills wore ignored: State vs.. He'll
shorn, charged with grand larceny 4;
State vs.. VIM. Traynor, charged with
assault with intent to commit murder.
So far az O superficial examination an
determine the books and accounts OF
the various county departments,
tSheriff, Clerk, Assessor, Treasurer and
Auditor they are found to be correct
and kept in n manner TO reflect credit
on the respective incumbents OF those
offices. The county and city buildings
are clean, orderly and in n good state
of preservation. Sufficient evidence
of the ~deralcation Of Justice William
Livingston, Justice of the Peace OF
Township No. /, Of Virginia City,
exists to make 1.-THE duty OF the proper
officers to prosecute his bond, and they
are hereby instructed to do so rs early
AZ possible. The Jury then goes on to
find considerable fault with the Police
Department, blaming the police es-
pecially In allowing the Vigilance
Committee to hang Perkins and Kirk,
or never arresting anybody for so
doing. As to who this committee
we're. or In fact anything Of import
ance regarding them, the Jury seems
to have been rather obliviouS.
GOLD Hill Town BONDS. The
Board Of Trustees Of the town Of Gold
Hill held a special meeting last night
to receive proposals for the surrender
of the bonds of the town. Several pro.
nosals were submitted, accepted, and
the bonds ordered paid Oh or before
October 9th. The Board also made an
order stopping interest on all the out
standing bonds which are not surren-
dered By the 9th Of October. The Board
have negotiated q loan OF forty thou
sand dollars at the Savings Bank OF
Sacramento, at an interest of one and
an eighth per cent. per month-which
will Be q saving of at least four thou
sand dollars interest per year to the
CORPORATION. A sharp official notice to
the "bloated bond-holders" appears In
another column, under New To-day
10 which their attention is directed.
The "cash" will be ready for them on
the 9th OF October--next Thursday.
LADIES, READ THIs.-Morrls & Ma
than, whose famous dry goods empori-
um, C street, Virgins, opposite the
International Hotel, has become the
resort of the most sensible and dis
crimlnating ladies in this section. have
new advertisement in Il column;
to-day. They have just received anf
are now opening n Of the finest ane
most elegantly assorted stocks of fame,
and staple dry goods ever brought e
virginia. Determined not TO De Sn,
dersold by any house In the State, they
ofsr their immense stock at prices q:
- az Inuar than the lowest, and al