Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-26

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AN EPnoDE.-On Saturday evening
last the usually quiet town Of Silver
City was the scene Of considerable ex-
element, owing to the arrest and trial
OF Of the prominent citizens Of the
place upon a charge Of assault and
battery. It seems that q resident Of
the town. while in an intoxicated con-
dition. entered a store and made use of
some abusive language to n OF the
proprietors thereof, whsreupon the lat
ter elected the devotee Of Bacchus from
the premises, and in so doing caused
some slight abrasions of the skin upon
the Uranium Of the aforesaid, or In
other words. "put a head OH him."
The aggrieved party procured the ar
rest OF the storekeeper upon n charge
Of assault and battery. and employed
a lawyer from Dayton to prosecute the
case. When the hour arrived for the
trial to commence, the Alcaldc Of the
place was compelled reluctantly to
tear himself away from an Interesting
poker game In Becker's saloon, and
when the name of one Of the jurymen
was called, q looker-on created consid-
cradle merrlment In Court by rolun-
teering the information that the afore-
said juryman held three aces, and was
just upon the point Of raising his ad-
versary q dollar aud n half. While
the trial was progressing the Judge
made his rulings upon all questions OF
law which were raised by the attor-
neys without removing his pipe from
his mouth. When the case was con
cluded all hands adjourned to Becker's
saloon for the purpose OF taking a
drink. The jury rendered a verdict
to the effect that "thcy had agreed to
disagree"
ST. MARy's School,. - St. Mary's
School, In Virginia City. under charge
Of the Sisters Of Charity, Is ably con-
Quoted and largely attended. The OBJ
ject had prominently in view, In the
training Of the children entrusted to
the care Of Sister Frederick, the Lady
Superior, In addition to the instruction
afforded the common English branches
and modern languages, is a thorough
initiation into all the details Of house.
wifsry, to the end that the girls reared
In the school may, upon graduation, be
fully prepared to fill their proper sta
ton In life. The whole number OF
girls attending the school, between the
ages OF 8 and Is, Is al ; between ! anu
g. 4s. Total attendance $40. The num-
Der Of pupils born In Nevada Is l50; In
New York. 20; Pennsylvania, IS;
Missouri. 2; California, l20; unknown
2O9. The number Of full orphan. at
tending the institution Is 81 half.or-
phaus, %. The price of board and tut
ton In St. Asry's School Is $l5 per
month.
VINO Is MoRRIs?--We answer, Nor
ris is the euterprlslng proprietor Of the
famous New York clothing store,
Main street, Gold Hill. In DR.. Halls
new building opposite the NEWS Office.
Morris. In the midst Of a very flourish
ing business, being about to make a
change is now obliged to close oct his
immense and we'll selected stock OF
gents clothing and furnishing goods
ladies dress aud fancy goods. under
wear. etc., at whatever prices ne
can get, regardless Of cost, In order to
turn everything into cash. He has but
a few DAYS left to do this in as the store
1, TO rent, and his fixtures are already
sold or engaged. Morris never was
willing to allow other dealers TO CON-
pete with him. and now the thing Is
out Of the question rs everybody buys
what tbey choose, and pay just what
they like. Now Is the time TO secure
bargains. Goods retailing at less than
wholesale prices.
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD HILL.
Heretofore. whatever persons DESTROYS
of renting Miners Union Hall, in this
town. have applied to US to know how
they could do so, We have invariaoiy
sent them to our festive friend Larkin,
of the corner saloon, but tho most cor.
rect direction In the matteri Is contained
In tho official advertisement to be
found In another column to-day.
Miners Union Hall is one Of the finest
In the State, and will be let on reason
able terms when not otherwise en-
gagged. Read the advertisement.
NEVADA CocoANUr.-Yesterday we
were shown, by Mr.. Becker Of Silver
City, a curiosity in the shape Off hair
ball. which was taken from the storn-
sch Of a hog. 1t was nine inches In
length, five In diameter. and weighed
3T pounds. In form and appearance
IL resembled a cocoanut very closely.
Its presence In the stomach OF the
porker does not appear to have been a
source of discomfort to the animal. AS
his existence was only cut short by the
butchers knife.
CoMsrocK YIeLp.-At the present
time the ore product of the ComstocS
mines Is enormously large. We are
informed by Wells. Fargo q Co.'S
agent at Virginia City, that the ship
ment Of gold and silver bullion from
the Comstock mines to San Francisco,
New York. and elsewhere, through
the Virginia agency alone, amounts TO
81, 500, 900 per month!
SrRArEp or SroI.ES.-On Sunday.
an iron gray horse and a bay mare,
belonging to Messrs. Hurley Il Hanl-
fan, Of Gold Hill, disappeared from
the Washington House Stable on the
Divide. Any person returning the
ssmo to the owners, will be handsomely
rewarded. See advertisement In
another column.
LrvELY.-Hurley s. Hanitan, Main
street. Gold Hill, are doing a regular
land office business in the way Of sup
plying people with the choicest OF
family provisions, groceries, liquors
and everything else In their line, cheap
for cash. Fresh fish, vegetables, ETC.,
received every day.