Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NJ WOODRUFF q MINORS LINZ.
WHo1.rsAIE INDICTMENTS

hOlAhSAIAh
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, says the
Carson Register, the Grand Jury In the
Second Judicial District Court, in and
for Ormsby county, returned true bills
OF Indictment against tw~enty-nine men
for murder in the first degree; against
twenty-seveu men for State Prison
breaking, and against two men Tor
attempting to break out Of the State
Prison-both of the latter offenses
being felonies. Those indicted for
murder In the first degree, IN killing
Francis NJ. Isaacs-Pixley not being
named-are: William Russell, Charles
Jones, Thomas Hebron, Tilton Cock
erell, John Squires, Thomas Ryan,
Thomas Flynn, George Roth, William
Forrest, Frank Clifford, J. Bedford
Roberts, Elijah Ingram, Edward b.
Parsons, John G.. Watson, James +.
Chapman, Edward Bigelow, Tim. Nc
Namara, John Burke, Pat. Hurley,
Chris. C. Blair, Marion Prultt, David
Lynch, Pat. McCue, William Willis,
Daniel B. Baker, John Lacks, Thomas
Carter, Daniel Taylor, and Bernard
]. C~osgrove. The two latter named
conyicts are also Indicted for an
attempt to break prison, and all the
others arc jointly indicted for State
Prison breaking. The indictments IN
cludo all the convlcts who escaped oy
the 18th of September break land Dan
TAYLOR and Barney Cosgrove, who
took part In the break but failed 10
sscape) except Leander Morton ana
Moses Black, who were hanged at
Bishop Creek. Eleven OF the indicted
are still at large, and eighteen OF them
are now in tho State Prison, and Will
be arraigned in Court to plead to the
Indictment at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Following Is a list Of those who are
still fugitiyes from justice : David
Lynch, Charles Jones, Chris U. blair,
Tim Mcnamara, Tom Hebron; oonn
G. Watson, William Forrest, Daniel
B. Baker, John L. Jacks, Fat Hurley
and Elijah Ingram.
GRAND McCULLoUGH MATINEE.-At
Piper's Opera House, tomorrow after
noon, at 2 O'Clock, will be given a
grand matinee for the special pleasure
and accommodation Of ladies, children,
families and others who can get no
other opportunity Of attending the
theatre. The great actor, John McCul-
Tough, together with the entire ORA
matte company supporting him, will
appear In IL Of their best pieces, such
as will exactly suit the ladies, the little
folks and everybody else attending the
theater on this occasion. The usual
prices of admission will DO charged,
with no reduction. Those attending
from Gold Hill or tho Divide Will find
Jake Whites omnibus a very conve-
nient mode Of conveyance to and from
the theater.
New RACE CoURsE.-The subject OF
organizing a joint stock Jockey Club
In this city. (says tho Carson Registerh
for the purpose Of building, maintain
ing and running a new race course, IS
being seriously canvassed among Lead
ing horse fanclers and the sporting fra
ternity generally. The site talked OF
IA Clayton's ranch. on the south side
OF the Warm Springs road, between
the Orphan Home andtle State Prison.
Ne ia also In contemplation to erect
suitable buildings on the premises (out-
aide the course) for the holding Of tho
first State Agricultural Fair OF Neva-
IA. in 1873. The movement will prob
abiy assume more definite shape with
in q few days.
Sr. PArRIcK's CHURCH FAIR.-The
attendance at this desirable Fair, at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill, given
nv the ladies in aid of the above church,
was excellent last evening, as usual,
and All the tables did a regular land
oelce business, all being we'll patron
ted After 8 or 10 o'clock each even-
;n1 dancing Is freely INDUCED In,
cnod music being provided for the pur-
Sose it is a capital good place to so
and spend an agreeable evening.
For THANKSGIVING DAY.-It is now
nrono.sd to defer the target shooting
sxcursion for the Brigade medal until
T~hankspiyIng Day-two weeks from
naYt Thursday. Being a holiday 1t
will be u much more convenient and
AVAILABLE day for all concerned than
the one originally proposed-the 10th
instant.
MoxEr.-operatlons Of the United
States Branch Mint at Carson for the
month of October, 1871:
REcEIvED.
Gala onnees 3.416 ...... $262,9EI ~
Silver. ounees. ..a17,eoa.0ss..... sss,ss1 90
r,,., ISL ,7s5.5o4.. ...$sl6.se6 10