Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-01

nembsrs Of the Emmett Guard. Virginia,
are on exhibition in the show windows
OF II. n. Fredrick. A. Hanak aud II.
Block. jewellers, Virginia. The follow.
ING are to be seen at Fredrick's: Gold
watch chain. gold sleeve buttons set with
gold quartz. silver water pitcher-tho
three are tho present Of a friend; a pair
OF gold sleeve buttons and collar button,
~ Mike Lynch; q silver watch, BY q
friend; two beautiful gold medals. by
Captain Young. The largest Of the
medals In to be contested for al the an
nuai target shooting match. The small
medal Is to DO passed around among tho
members Of the company pretty lively.
IL VAL DO shot for at 4 monthly target
match, and II any one wears Il longer
than that he will have TO be the crack
shot Of the company. In the show
window OF A. Hanak arc TO DO seen q sill
yer pitcher and goblet, gold watch chain.
silver sleeve buttons set with moss agate
and a gold ring set with quartz. all tho
gifts OF friends who are too modest 10
have their names made public. Exhib-
tied in the window OF II. Block are q
pair Of gold cuff buttons set with moss
agate. n pair set with amethyst. Q collar
button. q set OF amethyst shirt studs
and nm eight-day bronze mantel clock.
These and many other prizes win be
awarded to the members Of the company
who do tho best shooting at the annual
target match which comes OF ut Tread
ways ranch ON Thursday. June 10th.
The vmorSr. PoIIcE Counr-Ths
following business was transacted in this
Court yesterday: Peter Dolan. arrested
by Officers Hisbso and Smith for drunken
conduct. was fined $40, or given ten
days in tho City Jail. Rose Williams.
arrested by Officers Smith and Mills for
violating u City ordinance by soliciting
prostitution. forfeited go. Miss Ca.
milla. arrested by Officers Mills and
Smith for the same oifense. plead guilty
and forfeited $40. She was also arrested
by Officer Scott for the same of'ense tho
second time, was tried and acquitted.
Miss Zavocia. arrested by Officer Scott
for the same o;fsnse, forfeited $40.
Hiss Bertha, arrested by Officer Mills
for the same ~oifense. forfeited $40. Pat
Riley, arrested by Ofhcers Mccarthy
and kiley for drunken conduct. forfeited
$40. William A. Smith. arrested by
Oniesr Endsrs for disturbing the peace.
had his cass continued till tho LIST in
slant, at 5 r. n. Thomas James, ar
rested by Officers Hiebee and Simpson
for disturbing the peace. forfeited $50.
Henry jenkins, arrested by Officers
Simpson and Higbee for disturbing the
peace, forfeited $50. G. 3. Brown, ar
rested by Officers Kiley and Mccarthy
for being drunk and asleep. was fined
| and paid $40. Pat Burke. arrested for
violating a city ordinance by ~obstructing
q street. was found guilty aud adjudscd
10 pay q fine Of $50 or be committed to
tho County Jail for fifteen days.
ELEGANT BApox.-The finest badge
that has sver been manufactured In the
United States was to DO seen to-day in
tho show window Of N. NJ. Friedrich.
Virginia. II Was made for the National
Guard. who will present it to any COM
pany in tho State OF New York who do
| tho best shooting during this year at the
| Creedmoor matches. The, badge Is OF
| gold Of different alloys, which. by the
contrast in color. produce a very fine
effect. II WIS manufactured in Mr.
Frcdrick's shop, in the rear Of his jew.
elry store. was over q month in process OF
construction, and is valued ut tvo hun
drod dollars. No picked men out o n
company are TO compete for the badge.
The full company must shoot, each man
being allowed five shots, ut n distance oil
two. hundred and Ave hundred yards.
Colonel Church, editor OF the i1"y aud
Nary Gd.,es, has kindly consented to
present the elegant and costly tribe to
| the winning company. A panegyric on
the laudable motives that prompted
| those who conceived tho idea to have 1t
executed would 10 in place. but time
forbids that anything moro than the
baro suggestion Of the thought should
be male.
DisrHicr CorRr - RisISo, JrDoE.-
The following business was transacted
In this Court yesterday; Senator Min
Ing Company vs.. Denny-Demurrer
oyerruled and ten days given to answer.
Homer vs.. Day-Demmurrer sustained;
plaintiff given two days to amend COM
plant. and defendant five days there
from TO answer. State OF Nevada vs..
John Knox, J.. P.-writ Of csrtiorari
dismissed. Bridget Callahan vs.. Peter
Callahan-Set for Saturday next. Es-
tate of T. L. Smith, deceased ORDERS
male appointing counsel for absent
heirs; that personal property DO sold;
that the widow 10 allowed 500 per
month, and that notice to creditors DO
given. Matilda Apple W. Robert APP
DISQUALIFICATION for divorce. Case con.
iinued till Wednesday. Porter. Blum
& Co, W.. j. A. winterbauer-Al pro-
eeedings stayed till such time rs the
matter can DO adjusted in bankruptcy.
All Jurors were excused from attendance
| upon the Court till Wednesday next at
10 A. ". Court adjourned till ~ O'Clock
this morning.
MONTHLY vmorSIA PoLicg REroRr.-
The following is the report Of City Jailor
Smith, for tho month Of May: Total
number Of arrests during the month,
ll9. The various oifcnses we're: AS
.ault and battery. IL: assault with dead.
ly weapon. 1; drunk and d~iscrderly. 80;
| iisturbinr the peace, %; dischArging