Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NJ WOODRUFF . ESNoR's LN1.

The ARRAIGNED Conversation
the Carson Register Of this morning
we extract the following: The time
of the Second District Court was occu-
pied from 10 o'clock until 5 o'clock
yesterday In impannellng q jury to
try the eighteen State Prison eonvicts
indicted for the murder Of +. NJ.
Isaacs, on the 18th of September last.
A venire of 100 jurymen was issued
last week. or this number about 30
were summoned, and so odd appeared
In Court. or these eleven were passed
and sworn In, n vas challenged by
tho defense peremptorily, and the bal
ance for cause. A new venire was IS
sued for twenty-five additional jury
men, returnable at 10 O'Clock to-day,
and the twelfth juryman will probably
be obtained, so that the trial may pro
coed. The Court appointed A. G. Ell
lis as associate counsel for Taylor and
Squires, whereupon General L. D.
Edwards asked to be and was excused
from further participation In the de-
tense. As the case now stands the
prosecution will be conducted by Dis
trict Attorney Patterson, p. II. Clay
ton and Judge Thomas Wells. A. G.
Ellis will defend Chapman, Cosgroye,
Russell, Roberts, Squires and Taylor
6; General Robert NJ. Clarke will
defend Burke, Bigelow, Carter, Cock
erell, Clifford and Roth-6; L. w. w.
Davies will defend McCue, Parsons,
Pruitt and Willis; Hon. N. 5.
Bonniheld will defend Flynn and
RYAN,. As stated q few days since,
the prisoners will be tried Jointly.
Tho Court will commence at 10 o'clock
to-day, and as there Is but one jury
mar to be selected to complete the
panel, witnesses will probably be in
PRODUCED at an early hour.
WELL EMPLoYEp.-At the present
time the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road Company Is buster than ever be-
fore In transporting ore, wood. timber,
ETC., over their road. SO many trains
arc running, day and night, that 1t Is
quite a difficult matter to keep them
from interfering with each other. The
various mining companies are laying
In their wood and timber supplies Tor
the winter, besides which plenty OF
flrewood is being brought along for
tho domestic supply Of the population.
All the ore that can be milled Is being
extracted from the mines and sent over
the road.
The NEW SALooN.-Tom Flnch's
new saloon, In Buffers building, on
Main street, opposite the NEWS office,
will, when completed, be n Of the
h~andsomest, II not the very handsomest
saloon In this town. 1t Is already
painted In fine style, and a large num-
Der ofsplendid pictures adorn the walls.
Two flne billiard tables are being set
up for those who indulge In the fasei-
mating game, and for those who In
dulge in spirituous good things, the
choicest and only tho choicest OF the
popular beverages will be kept. The
new saloon Will open in q day or two.
BAnNuM REsrAURKNT.-In another
column to-day see the advertisement
OF the Barnum Restaurant, c street,
Virginia, near tho Central Market.
Good board by the day or week.
Lunch at all hours, twenty-five cents.
In connection with this popular restau-
rant Madame Hancock keeps the well
known Collins lodging house, on b
street. Open day or night. The best
the market affords Is always served
up In the best possible style at the
Barnum. Call and prospect the mer-
Its Of the establishment.
Town TIME.-When you want to
set your watch according to the exact
meantime Of Virginia and Gold Hill,
0o to the telegraph Office Mt Wells,
Eareo 6 Co.'S, Virginia, and set 1t
tweIye minutes and fifty-elght seconds
minutes-ahsad Of the clock
In that office-and you have 1t all
right. That clock indicates tho exact
san Francisco time, and the time Of
this locality Is just twelve minutes and
seconds ahead Of the San
Francisco time.
You The Enterprise says:
"Some of our dabblers in stocks have
lately been treated so Cavallierly that
they no longer display that enthusiasm
which formerly characterized them
when upon tho curbstone." That's 20
I'm a minute. Some Of Us are disposed
To cayil here In Gold Hill at the afore-
gaid Cavalier treatment.
Coon SIGN OF THE TrMEs.-TheS State
and county taxes In this county were
nearly all paid up last Monday-the
last day on which they could be paid
without the addition Of ten per cent.
10 the original amount.
Pubic ScnooLs.-The Virginia pub
lic schools reopen tomorrow at the
,sual time In the old Catholic Church,
he preparation Of which for the pur-
pose Is completed. /