Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-17
INDIAN SPRING MINING DIsrRICr.-The


up in their business, are not even aware OF N'
existence. Yet there are large number OF
ledees there which will bear favorable compar-
ison with the Ophir or Gould X Curry IN the
earlier stages of their development. One oil
those. the Tandewater, is from 40 to 6O feet
IN tSkLneSs, and crops out for over mile,
in many nlaccs 40 or 80 feet above the sur
f,ce ANY amount of rock can be taken
from these groupings which, If sorted, would
nav forty TO fifty dollars per ton in the mill,
md nicces can be obtained which viii assay
UPWARDS of 500. This company have tun-
mel in somo 400 feet, with which they expect
10 strike the ledge in about 30 days at the
depth of $50 to 800 feet. Another prominent
ledge there-the Whitman-iS, II possible,
richer and more extensive than the amer
water. Interests in this mine have already
sold at $50 per foot, and S2oO mas SINCE oee1
refused The country is well timbered, and
tbe miners are striking plenty of water in
their tunnels, making the finest opening IN
the country for some entcrpriSing person to
erect mill. We would say that we haven't
foot in the above district and never expect
IN have. However, we will bet ID feet OF our
Gould & Curry stock against inches IN the
Tenterinctum that one year Will verify our
statement.
JUDGE RoBINsoH'S CoURT.-A man who
gave his name as John Roe, was brought up
for being drunk and disorderly, having been
confined in the station house all night. He
professed to have never been there before
and the Judge gave him to understand he
must not get there again, and accordingly
fined him go and costs. r. Dunn and ).
Campbell. the two men arrested Yesterday on
a charge of grand larceny, in having stolen
various articles from certain boarding mouse,
were brought before the Court. They mani
tested no desire TO procure counsel, and the
witnesses for the prosecution were sworn.
The Court chose to examine them on a
charge of petit larceny in the first place, as 1t
was the opinion of the Court that the mining
stock, among the articles stolen, could not be
included with the complaint. \ jury was al
lowed them and accepted, and the Court mad
\ venire ordered and made retUrna0!e at
o'clock this afternoon. The persons were
given in charge of the marshal and conveyed
70 the lock-up, when the Court having no fur
Their business for us to report, gave us the
liberty to depart, and we took that liberty.
FATAL AccIDEHr-We regret to be COM
PEELED TO announce the death OF a very worthy
Young man, named Robert Stanclif, former
" of Lower Horse Shoe Bar, in Placer coun-
". California. Mr.. Stanclitf was workman
in the Alpha Mine, and between 10 and ii
o'clock las night, while in the act OF oeinS
drawn up from the bottom OF the SHAFT IN the
bucket, and when about fifty feet on the way,
nv gsome unaccountable means the bucket
became unlocked and with Stanclitf fell to
the bottom of the pit Stanclif had his left
arm and left leg broken, besides fatal IN
Jury to his spinal column. The unfortune
man was removed from the mine as soon as
possible, and surgical aid brought to his as
sistance, but ne only lived about four hours
after the accident. The deceased was about
thirty years of age, n native Of PENNSYLVANIA,
and has several brothers residing in Placer
county. A jury was empanneLled, and an
inquest held on his body, this morning at
o'clock, BY Justice Robinson.
Coon Lvcx.-C. c. Robedee, who keeps a
livery stable in Silver City, is lucky dog, as
witness the following: \ few weeks since
one of his horses died from over driving, and
another is about to follow suit for the same
cause. Two parties have hired horses OF him
for short drives, and vamosed with them to
Reese River. Still another party hired one
To 90 10 Carson-sold the horse, and has also
cone TO Reese. We think of going into the
livery business ourSlf-ltS getting 10 be inter-
esting. Frank Parde is one of these sharp
individuals. The horse he took was hne
Dan, branded on the near hip with mark
similar to an inverted anchor. Look out Tor
him, Mr.. Reveille.
THE ATLANTIC NILL.-The Atlantic mill,
Situated on the Carson river, about one mile
above DAYTON, commenced running yesterday.
Messrs Gray 4 Cook, the present lesSeeS, have
thoroughly reftted it. 1t contains two araS-
tras twelve feet in diameter, and capable OF
crushing three tons of rock per day. these
are driven BY an OyerShot wheel fourteen feet
breast. They are crushing rock from the
GRAY & Cook claim, formerly called the Be-
bastopol, located in the Devils Gate DISTRICT.
Mr.. GRAY saws that, according to his expert
once. the return from the araStra is larger by
twenty dollars per ton than from the batteries.
SEARcHERs OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
numerous firms who attend to this kind OF
business. there is no more careful or reliable
one than the firm of Tritle & Stevens, Of
VIRGINIA CITY. Mr.. Stevens has had num-
her of wears experience in all that pertains
10 the looking up Of old land titles, deeds,
convavances, ETC., in California, and Is wei!
qualified to perform the various branches OF
the business, in connection with mining
titles in this Territory, from the record TO the
abstract, in trustworthy manner.
THE P1-UrEs.-"Lo" has left US too, bag
and baggage-that is, if Mrs. Lo, any amount
of little Los, an old quilt, few rags and an
old pair of boots mot mates can be so con-
sidered. After making untiring exertlons,
and unlimited inquiries, we can assure our
readers that they didn't go to the Far, but
have left for "the land of milk and honey,
viz: the pine-nut region-su cup.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BRIDGE.-On Thurs
day evening last, the lower chords OF the
the bridge across the American river, near
Sacramento, were completed. The work IS
progressing finely, and bids fair for an early
completion. We will take ride to Calltor-
MIA, on the Railroad, if we swat little
longer"
DEPARTURES FOR REESE RIyER.-The fol-
lowing persons left Virginia for Reese River
Yesterday: T. G. Bradford, Sam Faster, H.
\. Conger, J. F. Michael, c. G. Noyes, G. j.
Love, j. Churchman and wife, NJ. Carroll, A.
Bran.
DEPARTURES BY CALIFORNIA STAGE Co.'S
COACHES. j. Lewis, H. Carrigan, VIM.
Barry, J. Day, G. W. Costing, H. S. Mitch
ell, VIM. Hooker, Mr.. Dyer, and one Celes-
tial.
D1voRcED.-The bonds Of Matrimony ex-
listing between Gertrude FELTON, and Ferdl-
knnd Enltnr, ,rere dissolved Yesterday IN the