Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-22

A Bro LAwsUIr.-C. e. Coolidge.
executor of Zenas Wheeler, Of Wheeler
amalgamatlng pan fame. says the En-
terprise of this morning, has com
menced suit In the United States Cir
cult Court for the District Of Nevada
against A. J. Tyrell and Charles Cum
mugs. proprietors Of the Union Iron
Works, on the Divide, for $4,000
damages for infringements on a patent
held BY Zenas Wheeler ut the time OF
his death OH shoes and dies and certain
other forms Of amalgamating machin.
cry. He also commenced suit against
John McCone. proprietor Of the Fulton
Foundry. on the same grounds. for $780,
600, and against F. Birdsall. the we'll
known millman. for $4,000, for using
certain forms of shoes and dies claimed
TO be covered by patents owned oy
Wheeler. We understand that Parke
& Bowie, and all the owners OF mills
In the country. who have been using
the shoes and dies. are or will be sued.
IL Is said that the total amount ex-
pected to be recovered Will not ia!i
short Of $500. 600, as the suits are
brought for the Use OF the shoes. dies
and mans since 1865 or 1865. Williams
& Bixler are the attorneys for the
plaintiff and Lewis & Deal for the de-
PENDANTS. The shoes, dies aud other
improvements are stated to be the ill.,
yention of F. G. Belknap, Of Washoe
county, he having sold all his right.
title aud interest In said patents and
Inventions to Zenas Wheeler. All
the foundrymen and millmen Will
combine to fight the claim which has
been made against them.
CLOTHES THIEr.-For a day or two
past an itinerant clothes dealer has
been attempting to dispose Of his wares
In Gold Hill. He was arrested by the
police authorities this forenoon, It nav
irp been as~cortained that he was not
doing bu Lines OH q square basis. An
examination Of his goods was had to-
day. and they were identified BY Nose
Waller as belonging to the nrm Oh
Bornert & Co., Virginia CITY, whose
stock Of clothing it will be remembered
was badly damaged by the late nrc.
The examination Of the clothes dealer
WA. arranged to take place In Justice
Wright'a Court this afternoon.
ArrAcHEp.-The woodvllle Hoist
ing Works was we'll nigh covered with
attachments last night. Captain Sam
Curtis got out the hrst one, the COM
pany being indebted to him somewhere
In the neishborhood Of $500, for ser
vices "a foreman Of the mine. A ttle'
gram was received from San Francisco
Yesterday, stating that n new president
had been elected, a step which would
involve a change In the subordinate
officers. This explains the proceed
ings referred to above.
FrrzaERALD CAsE.-The examlna-
ton OF Peter Fitzgerald, charged
with an ashanti with 4 deadly weapon.
with intent TO commit murder, occn-
MED the attention Of Justice Marbles
Court Yesterday afternoon, aud was
resumed thus morning. The testimony
was conflicting and from the evidence
adduced 1t was an utter impossioiiity
TO determine whether Hamilton or the
defendant fired the first shot.
SILVER CRY PUBLIC ScHooL.-We
are informed that the number Of chill
dren of school age In Silver City has
increased within the past year to such
an extent as to necessitste an assistant
teacher and additional school accom-
modations. The Board Of Education
nave decided TO build an addition 10
che school-house, the same to be used as
a primary department.
CoKoxER's ISeuEsr.-The inquest
held upon the remains of General Cas-
x,. concluded last evening. The jury
rendered a verdict to the effect that
the DECEASED came to his death IRON
r;'.ts I'm the abdominal region. 10
sic,ed BIZ John Clark. At the conciu'
sion of the inquisitlon q warrant Wa
issued for the arrest Of Clark.
A CuR,ors ORrHGPrsr.-An Italian
living In Virginia City has consldera'
b,s trouble with his pronunciation o.
the Eugllsh language. He mas
fashion OF having the last syiiaoie y
srsrv word end with an o. oranuy
sms:h he calls a smashio. He ike
wise converts soda into sodio.
CIR. MARY's ScHooL.-The construc'
zion of the new school building con
n.c,ed with st. Mary's School In Vir,
uinla City. Is being pushed forward
rapidly. It l. expected that tue ouiiu'
Ing will be ready for occupation al 'hs
commencement Of the next term.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. 1.-The Tyler
Mining Company has levied an assess
ment OF fifty cents per share. deiin.
oueut In tho compsny's otfies Tue lis'
day OF August next. see on1e1a' "o'
ticc In another column.