Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-26

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HARMLESS RuSAwAy.-A two horse
buggy team belonging to William
Mooney, the well-known livery man.
took IL into their heads to u away
this forenoon. They started from the
Rhode Island mill aud made lively
time up Main street until they reached
the center OF town when John Keen
and some other adventurous individual
rushed out aud brought them to a
stand-stili. Tho horses were consider
ably iatigued and seemed to enjoy the
idea OF being halted. The ouggy did
not sustain any damage. The team
had been hired by some Portuguese
gentlemen to 60 10 a funeral, and had
been left standing hitched TO n post In
trout Of the Rhode Island mill la Low
or Coin Hill.
FRoN GgSoA.-A friend who 70.
turned from Genoa ,his morning. In
forms us that about forty gentlemen
ard ladies from Virginia City, Gold
Hlll and nelghborlng towns. are stop
ping at wallsy's Hotel. Among the
number are j.. Myrick. broker, Judge
MARBLE, Mr.. W. W. Tinker. OF the
firm Of Tinker Il Shepard. aud William
Cross Of Virginia, Sol We'll oil Gold
Hill. and Claus Becker OF Silver City.
All OF the guests NJ the hotel seem to
lie having n good time generally. Mr..
Valley aud his klnd-hearted wife are
tireless In their sfysrts to make every
body about the premises enjoy them
selves.
A NUISANCE. - Several gentlemen
Of our acquaintance have spoken
strongly In condemnation OF the prse.
tios Of playing ball on Main street.
High spirited teams are liable TO be
frightened and human lives are Jsop-
ardized through an Indulgence In this
apparently harmless amusement on
our principal thoroughfare. The base
ball business IL liable 10 become a null
u aud we trust that our eonstabu-
Larry authorities will pnt a stop to u In
places where any harm Is liable to rs-
suit thsrsfrom.
DISTRICT .Couwr-Risisa, JupoE.-
The following business was yesterday
transacted In this court: Daniel Casey
W. Robert Heating; Cause continued.
i,obInson vs.. Robinson Judgment for
defendant. Mary Mcknight W. Jas.
Mcknight ; decree Of divorce granted;
common property TO be equally diyi-
ded, Including two children. In the
mstter Of tho estate OF Jas. Mooney,
Deceased ; order OF distribution made.
Michael Bsrgautz W. Annie Bergautz;
decree Of divorce granted.
coaoSEH's IsQuEsr.-rhs Coroner's
Inquest. which was to have been held
Yesterday afternoon upon the bodies
Of Eickard and Billings, the victims OF
the Suecor mine catastrophe. was post
poned until tomorrow Wednesdaylat
8 II. M, upon recommendation OF Mr.
Ssgur, superintendent OF the mine,
who stated that there was too much
excitement In the community yeste'-
DAY TO arrive at a clear understanding
Of the causes which led to the disaster.
CEMETERY ApoRSxySTs.-Mr. ii. III.
Muekle, the we'll known manufacturer
Of monuments, tombstones. mante's'
ETC., will be In Gold Hill tomorrow
tWednesdsyl. Any persSi wishing to
see him can do 50 by calling NJ tne
town burying ground. Mr.. MueA,e -
a very superior Workman, u wv.
pared TO furnish anything anu o'e,y,
thing In the line OF grave suoInu
at less rates than they can oe oo''
JcsricE Wuuairrs SCoOSr.-
athan "iii'ams' VINO
Yesterday for assault y battery, wa,
tried In Justlce Wrights Court ias.
evening. The evidence audueed men'
20 sbsw Una. ,ne = d.ss,sant was
d,.char..d'
- . R,rr-wuliam
ANNAp c.r.,, d.v he.
Tuileu was ar'e''e' -.
fore yesterday for an assauI. VIII \,
,snt 20 eo% ~ 90 "a await the action
OF the Grand Jury, and In default Of
payment Was lodged In the County
Jail.
urxxsK,u. Nv reference to the
u.rr,av. notices In another column.
A. will be seen tina, our old.time friend
Patrick IL. Muleahy' ha. deserted
the ranks oil the single brothernooI
The bride Is .liss Ellxses.n u ooos,