Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

No further business appearing. tho
Board adjourned.
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vIRGrSI. PoLIcE CorEr.-Tho follow.
ing business was transacted in this cour,
yesterday: Ed. T. Casey. arrested by
Officers Kiloy AMI McGinty for being
drunk and asleep. forfeited $40. J. 8.
Phillips. arrested by Smith and Curran
for drawing a deadly weapon, plead
guilty to assault. Case taken under adj
visement. Dick Turpin, arrested by
Officers White and Smith for being
drunk and ~disorierly. forfeited $40.
Frank saltwater. arrested by Officer
Smith for drunken conduct, forfeited
SO. Rose Wilson. arrested by or
ficers Scott and Smith for violating q
city ordinance. was tried. found guilty
AMI sentenced to pay q fne Of $50 or
be sentenced for thirty days. Charles
Sunstrom, arrested by Officer Mccarthy
for disorderly conduct, was fined $40
or ten days. s. Williamson, arrested
BY Officer Scott for malicious mischief.
was discharged. Dick Paddock. arrest
ed by Officer Smith. was fined $40 or
ten days. John Chinaman. arrested by
Officer Simpson for petit larceny. had
his case continued till , p. u. OF to-day.
wah Sing. arrested by Officer Simpson
and Fire Warden McSair for violating
the city ordinance in regard TO defective
stovepipes. was fined AMI paid $40.
A MuRpERous A~YrRAY.-A difficulty
occurred in Tsmby's saloon last evening.
between Vim. Trezona and John vii.
liams. In which tho latter received q
severe a cut with a Ratchet. 1t appears
that the men we're shaking dice. and dis
agreed about the number thrown; hard
words ensued. and Williams struck
Trezona. The latter went into q back
room to wash the blood from his hands
and face. and while there, found a
Ratchet with which he armed himself.
He came out into the bar-room in ton or
fifteen minutes after the first difficulty
occurred. and attacking Williams, cut
him on the face. intiicting n wound about
three inches long. extending downwarls
FROM the corner OF the right eye. Luck.
ily the temporal artery was not cut. al.
though the wound ran across It,. Both
men had boen drinking. AMI neither
was perfectly sober. Such are tbs facts,
a. near rs can 10 learned. TrezonA
could not DO found to-day. but the au-
thori,ies ara after him, and when found,
a thorough examination will be made.
and the full facts will appear. Doctor
Manson rendered tho necessary surgical
assistance.
IxcoSsoLlnLK.-Pat Casey. u Of tho
proprieton OF the Local Option Saloon.
got home from his rambles yesterday.
To-day his usually beamins counio-
nance was marked with lines Of grief.
and tears coursed down his cheeks.
while with heavy heart and trembling
lips he told Of the sal fate Of his cher.
ished darlings. Two micc-''only two
mics"-somo heartless wretch will sneer
whose breast ne'er throbbed TO mercy's
pitying sigh. nor 10 n long-loved friend
has said a last good bye but to many who
know tho Tenderness Of his heart, his
prief was sacred. Ia the repairing OF
the saloon during his absence, tho cage
containing his four pc, mice had boon
deposited ON the iioor. and a saerile.
uious cat murdered two Of them before
n was detected. Yesterday Casey's hat
Was drapsd in the deepest Grape. and to-
day he still inconsolable. He says that
the only balm to his feeling. Is the poll
OF that numerous feline, which hs will
take one Of these fine duys.
Mnxns. Arrxsrrosl-A prompt atsen'
dance Of the members Of the Gold Hill
Niners' Union il requested at their hall
next Monday evening. as the regular
semi-annual election 81 officers will then
take place. Sec official notice in our
advertising columns.