Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23

RETURN That CANvAs.-At the time
of the Gold Hill Miners Union Picnic
at the Bowers Mansion, Washoe Val
ley, a few weeks ago, on the return
the canvas floor covering Of their hall,
which they took along with them for
dance floor covering was taken charge
Of by some person or persons, who are
now requested to return the same to
the hall, without further notice, as 1t
will be wanted very shortly to be used
OH the occasion of the coming ami
versary ball Of the Union. A reward
is offered for its recovery, rs will be
seen by advertisement In another
column. Whoever has 1t had better
return it before they get into trouble.
PERsoNAL.-Jewett w. Adams, who
has more friends and less enemies than
anybody else in this section, returned
to his home evening before last from a
cruise of some weeks out In the east
ern part Of the State and the Wild
Pahranagat region. Jewett had q
rough time Of it, meeting with several
hair.breadth escapes, but happily re-
turns with his life and scalp all right.
| He has washed and shaved up and will
not take another such trip till his
arm and shoulder gets we'll from the
severe and hearty hand shaking he has
to take in his perambulations about
town.
DISTRICT CoURT-RIsINa, JUDGE
State OF Nevada VS.. c. +. johnson ;
postponement Of sentence until 10
O'Clock next Saturday. Elsie Inger-
soil vs.. Ferno Ingersoll !; set for trial
October 31st. Erlanger & Hess vs.. A.
l.. Rea ; set for trial October 3ls.;
| State of Nevada vs.. John Mahoney ;
nolle proseQui entered and bail ordered
released. State Of Nevada vs.. Henry
Harwitz; case tried and verdict for
plaintiff. and defendant fined $50 and
costs. Jurors were excused until 10
o'clock A. ~. tomorrow, until which
time court adjourned.
FOUND GUurY.-The case Of tie
State versus johnson, indicted for nm
assault with n deadly weapon with
intent to commit murder, occupied the
attention Of the District Court yester-
day afternoon. The case was given to
the jury ut 10 o'clock. After delioer-
atlng an hour, they brought In a YER
diet Of guilty of assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to do great bodily
harm. We are informed that sentence
will be passed on johnson ON Saturday
next.
GONE BELOW. - Conductor Harry
Shrieves has been granted a six weeks
leave of absence on account OF poor
health. He has left for the other side
of the mountains, his place on the
evening passenger train being supplied
by Mr.. Carmichael, who Is likewise
held in very high esteem both by the
company and the travelling public.
PERsoSAI.-W. E. Dean, Esq, Sec
rotary Of the Imperial aud several
other mines on the Comstock Lode,
was in town this morning, and with
| General Batterman, descended into the
subterranean labyrlnths Of the In
perial and Empire mines.
SocIA1. PARTY.-Nevada Lodge No.
50. 1. o. B. B. give a grand social ter
psichorean party this evening at Odd
Fellows Hall, Virginia. That they
and their friends will have a particu-
larry choice, recherche and agreeable
time no one need doubt.
MILL IMpRovEMENTs.-Thc Douglas
mill, owned by Hon. C. c. Stevenson,
|, being overhauled and enlarged. A
second story Is about to be added to
the engine and amalgamating room
The NEW REsEpvoIR.-The water
company have so men and "a carts en-
ployed in making the necessary exca-
walton for their new reservoir near Tie
dollhouse on the Ophir Grade.
Observation-Disclosures Fowler
c,n he consulted Mt his rooms in the
MAYNARD House until 10 O'Clock to-
night, aud tomorrow at the same
place until - II.
:HAuLrp OFr.-Pollard's stage, which
for some time past has been running
between Virginia and Reno, hauled on
day before yesterday.