Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
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Pat Cronin, alias John Doe. arrested
for cutting OF . Chinaman's queue. wa
eiven forty days In the County Jail In
default OF the payment Of $50 fine.
Charles Kelly. arrested by officer Symons
for disturbing the peace. plead guilty
and was sentenced to pay q fine OF 5000
or 10 committed 10 the County Jail for
one hundred days. He Is the man who
styled himself chief Of Iriahmsn. and
who gave the officers 30 much trouble to
arrest him. A. Jacobs. arrested by Oh
Ger symons for violating q city ordinance
by running q tailor shop without license.
forfeited $40. The Chiuaman arrested
yesterday for running q wash-house
without license. proved to be merely an
employe and not the proprietor Of the
houae, and was discharged. Mary CAL
land, arrested for assault and battery,
was fined 500 with the alternative OF
going to tho County Jail for ffty days
In default Of payment. Pat Kennedy
plead guilty to drawing and exhibiting .
deadly weapon and was fined $47, which
he paid. The following parties were ar
rested since yesterday morning: Peter
Dolan, by Martin, for vagrancy; Carrie
Wallace, by Mills and Coryell, for being
drunk and ~disordsrly; Jennie White. by
Coryell, for ~disorderly conduct; Mary
White. by Mills, for disordsrly conduct;
Miss Sullivan. by Baldwin, for grand
larceny, and Con. Sullivan, by Kiley,
for being drunk and asleep.
DISTRICT Counr - RIsrso. JuDox.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday: Estats OF
William Campbsll. deceased An order
was entered In the matter OF said estate
fixing the time for the hearing Of the
application to confirm tho sale OF real
estate. Estate OF Olivia Rosand Ford,
deceased-An order was entered In the
matter Of said estate fixing the dry for
the hearing Of the application for letters
Of administration thereon. Estate OF
Frederick PolloI, deceased-0rder made
substituting John White, William Hahn
aud Louis Bsrgst as appraisers. An
order was also entered directing the
publication Of notice to creditors. Geo.
q. Waters W. q. G. Stevenson-This Is
an action brought to recover tho sum OF
Sl2.O 600 for the alleged removal Of ore.
Tho jury was impanelsd and the trial
commenced, but was not concluded
when the Court adjourned. State vs..
All Charlis-Tho Judge yesterday filed
kis decision upon the writ Of habeas
corpus sued out by the defendant In the
above entitled action and discharged tho
prisoner. The evidence was not sui.
ticiently strong to prove that he was
dealing q game OF ~'tan," and his "
statement that II was simply for q smoke
Of opium had 10 be accepted. Court
adjourned till 10 A. N. Of to-day.
AMUSEMENT In the absence Of any.
thing better. the Indian fandango still
continues to draw quite a crowd to Ameri.
can Flat every evening. Some Of OF
noted wrestlers and pugilists wero pres
cnt last night. Many Of the boys who
went down to see the fun, took q hand.
or rather a foot in the dance. There IL
nothing aristocratic about some OF q
young men. they are Of those who, hav-
ing discarded caste ~prejudiccs. arc per-
fectly free to meet all on their own
level, being equally at homo boat.
ing Pluto Mt game OF
poker. or smoking Q social pipe
OF opium with q Chinaman. II In
truly delightful and refreshing TO see
such absolute freedom from all the ab-
suri notions about being Of q superior
kind Of mud that are taught In other
and less advanced communities. Since
writing tho above, Tom HArkin. o very
intelligent Pluto. who. from the interest
he takes In keeping the peace among
the other Indians. has been named after
a popular fsllow-townsman. has boon
in tho NEWS Office complaining Of the
outside interference mentioned. The
Indians certainly modest no one. and
ought to BE- allowed 10 enjoy
themselves in their own way. Keep
away. boys. and let them have their own
fun in their W style.
PERSONALS. From a telegram received
from Dick Magic to-day. we learn that
he has been steadily improving since he
went to San Francisco some weeks ago.
zee. DR.. 7. T. Kirby has had an attack
Of rheumatism or something OF the kind
in his right foot for somo days past.
To-day he was such q cripple TINT no
could not attend to his professional
calls, but had to stay confined to his
room and nurse his pst. As the doctor
IL constitutionally ficshy. II IL probably
an attack Of govt and not rheumatism.
-. Mrs. ]. W. Noyes, who went to Nan
Jose, California, for the benefit OF her
health q couple Of weeks ago. has, we
are sorry to learn, been but little bene-
fted by tho change OF climate. II Is to
he hoped. however. TINT tho change, to-
gether with her naturally robust consti.
tuition, will eventually conquer her pres.
ent indisposition. and that before many
months she will return to her friends In
Gold Hill. restored to her usual health.
HoRsrs INrorSpEp. = Three horses
found running loose In tho streets Of
Virginia last evening were caught and
put in the pound. Two are bay geld.
ings, the other is q chestnut mare. Tho
marc had on . head-stall but no halter.
and one Of the horses lad a rope around
his neck. The mare had . peculiar
Spanish looking brand on her left shout
der; the third horse, that had neither
head-stall nor rope ON him, was also
branded mn the left shoulder with the