Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-05

uians encamped in the vicinity OF the
toll.road tunnel. He entered q tent oc-
cupied by a couple OF sleeping braves.
dragged them outside and tore their
clothes OF Of thom. He then bound
them hand and foot with ropes. An In
dian who witnessed the proceeding hur-
ned posthaste to Gold Hill and informed
Constable Symonds Of the state Of AZ
fairs The ofheer ct enco lsft for the
seat OF war in company with his deputy,
John Y. Paul. They found matters a.
represented. the stray Indian being mas
ter OF the situation. Immediately on
the arrival Of the officers. the rampant
Pluto made n break mt John Y. Paul.
but was felled TO the ground by n WE'LL
directed blow. The officers took the
warlike Piuts in charge and brought
him TO town. Officer Symonds locked
him up in q wood-shed. An hour or
two later the Indian broke Jail and
cleared.
DArIY Srocx HxRALD.-we have re-
ceived the first two numbers Of the daily
Stock H,rald. San Francisco. the publ.
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Isl. oy John H. Germany * Co. Al Its
name indicates, IL IL q paper devoted TO
the mining and stock interests Of this
coast. containing not only tho latest off,
cial news from the mines, but also pub
fishing u record OF tho sales in the San
sIahe'seo S'esk anu poalu,
ossue. which, VIII s"o iaIs.
Ahoun' ., sen.,ai news on m,ning. anu
oener topies' Win Suitable euitorial ui-
.ses,s anu REMARKS hehry Degroo', 10
Wei known as a mining man anu hnie
observer ! that a throughout TINS
S'a'. as wen as .~ah'orhia' is su,'of, anu
she S'ock her'.u ooinhiehses uhusr moS'
n"''ef'hs auspices
CoNrLIuEsrARY.-we are well pleased
N .-cl,owI,,,c -,.ce;nt M . commit.
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men'a'y 'n'''"'ioh anu "sAe' " 'h0
eleventh anniversary ball OF Nevada
Lodge o., l. u. u. b., which IL TO TAKE
En,,a Hall y;r,;n;. Tha b,etbren of
thi. old established and most excellent
Order will SEQ that this social occasion
Is ut least fully up to the standard As
compared With the former annual balls
given by them.
r.. .x,..,. Mar.
80
uia'e ny u '"sinia w! POM" 'o''0
last evening; III. o'fiaherty. by oficer
Iby. for disorderly conduct. Charley
(Chinaman). by officer Bartlett. for vio-
hating n city ordinance. John Chambers.
by oficer Higbes and Bartlett, for as
sault and battery. Dan Doe, by officer
Center, for being drunk and disorierly.
James Slack. by Constable Enders. for
assault and battery. ]. ID. Baslett. by
officer Coryell. for assault and battery.
..n,. - h. ME- No. hx -.
fccr Mccarthy aud McGinty. for being
drunk and asleep. James Armstead. by
officer smith, for assault and battery.
Jack Fall, By samo officer. for assault
| aud battery.
m
La-hcIioS or lesa"
annual election OF officers OF the Virginia
Fire Department was held at the hall OF
k~niekeroocksr Engine company, NO, Q,
Yesterday ana passed on quietly. IN.
whole nunbsr OF votes east ior'he oh'ei
Engineer was JOS, OF which huh'oef
Frank MeNair received .is' anu james
Brown 81, MeNairs majority being iS,.
For tirs, Assistant i.nginoer' u W;
Hanbridso- only candidate ~ tho heiu
,i.,an, Eneineer William Simpson TO-
ceivod 233 votes: Malcolm Ross 81.
Simpsons majority. III. After the
election was over. the members Of ths
several firo companies INDUCED in a lit
tie Publication, the best Of feeling being
manifested on all sides.
IN, w,,,o,. ,rss.,,
i"
If.,.n 80, y. ,o,,i s.sm IA 4,
,hs ,r..cr,hc,I abstinence "A regards the
o,tin. Of meats. was not very we'll OBJ
soryci. Reef OF the finest quality, in
large ouap,ies. il 10 be socn strung NJ
everywhere in butchers stalls. Boxes
OF spccklsd trout arrive here by rail
every morning mere also appears 70
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