Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-23
THE GREEN COMPANY is drifting to the

| considerable quartz as 1t follows 1t along IN
I that direction, but not enough TO pay for
| crushing, The quartz which is taken out
( now, too, is considerably mixed with dead
rock, and although it is Of very good quality,
| it cannot well be separated from the worth
| less rock with which 1t IS mixed. A conside-
rable amount Of pay rock was taken out
short time since, which was crushed, and
Welded very well. II was taken from the same
ledge which is now being prospected, but at
4 point farther to the west. This mine is
opened by tunnel which is run into the side
hill 10 the ledge, at point nearly or quite
200 feet above the bottom Of the canon, and
which strikes the ledge at not more than forty
or nifty feet below the surface where it crops
out. The quartz produces mostly gold, and
altogether OF that quality which is termed by
miners free gold" The ledge Yields re-
markedly well for one worked no deeper than
this one is, and We have no doubt but that
when It is opened at greater depth, the
ledge Will be found to be of much greater
value.
JUDGE RoRINsoS's CoURr.-John Laddy,
the man who on Monday last stabbed Peter
Kelley in a saloon in Gold Hill, had an ex-
animation yesterday afternoon. The evil
dence plainly showed that the defendant was
guilty of an assault with deadly weapon
upon Kelley. The Court took the matter un-
der consideration until nine o'clock this
morning, At which time the defendant was
brought up before his Honor, who ordered
him to give bond in the sum OF one thou
sand dollars, to answer the charge before the
Grand Jury, which is now in session. Being
unable to give the required rccognizance, he
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wounded man, although sorely cut in the
breast to the depth of about two inches, is
doing as well as could De expected; still, he
is not considered out Of danger of losing his
life.
CAUGHT N HIS OwN TRAP.-Night be-
fore last 4 man came to the Police Station,
and in great glee commenced telling some of
those who were lounging about that institu-
ton of sharp trick he had just played upon
I gambler. Said he: Just now was upon
B street at 4 gambling house, and was about
10 bet 81 80 on the queen at faro bank,
when sport told me that he was very lucky,
and if gave him my piece he would make
good winning for me. No, you don't, says
| you don't get my piece that way.
Well says tie sport, if you are afraid TO
trust me with your piece, take this as securi-
w. handing me 4 five dollar piece. Now for
the trick: when he was looking the other
way gave him the slip, and here | am and
here's his five dollars At this he opened
his hand and beheld base brass medal,
issued BY some firm rs an advertisement
Enterprise.
RECRUITING. - Recruiting has not vet
been wholly stopped. There is still a chance
for those who desire to serve under the star
~ banner. Men are wanted to fill up the
six companies of the First Battalion Of Cav
airy, thinned out BY sickness and desertions,
and 4 sufficient number to bring these COM
pauieS up to their maximum will be receiv-
ed. Persons enlisting will be allowed to
choose the company they wish to enter they
can either stay here or will be sent TO Hum
boldt OF to Salt Lake. y few more good men
are wanted. This is the last chance for en-
listing in this Territory, and this chance will
not long remain open, as the companics-all
of which have already been mustered into
the Service-will be doubtless filed up in
very short time. Recruits will be received
at the head quarters Of the Provost Marshal.
-ERte1priSe.
4 SERESADE.-The Gold Hill Brass Band,
under the captaincy Of Captain Eppingham,
paid the News office the compliment of
Serenade last misunderstanding music de-
ciGedly refreshing to those who are fond Of it
At the "witching hour Of night, when church
wards yawn, and graves give up their dead.
OFT in the Silly night" is pretty piece OF
music-at least we thought so when we were
Young John Browns SOUL" according 10
jim Hardy, is another-bu;, although we
have some music in our soul, we prefer to
have il stirred up in our wakeful moments.
The Band, however, will accept the thanks Of
this establishment for the music.
The BeIcher Company which declared its
first dividend only 4 few weeks ago is in
fair way to pay dividends hereafter that will
Guido its first one. 1t has during the present
month taken out upwards OF $4,000 and is
taking out as much and as rich rock now as
ever before. The company is building
dump in front Of its new hosting works and
as soon as it completes that it viii commence
taking rock out through its shaft.
The New OREGON Company is painting
the new building at its shaft with thorough
coat of red fire-proof paint. The new build
ing presents stately appearance, situated as
it is on the brow Of the hill overlooking the
Flat. 1t is 4 good building any way, but the
| conspicuous situation which it occupies adds
to its appearance. The company will short
" have its machinery ready for use.
The WISCONSIN Company is now timber
ing its shaft which is now about sixty feet
deep. Three inch planks are being used,
and about two thirds of the shaft is already
| timbered, and it will take only 4 few days to
timber the remainder. We believe that
when this job is finished the company will
commence sinking again.
MAX LEvY.-Mr. Levy, whose stock Of
| jewelry, clocks, etc., is already nearly equal
to any in the Territory, is about receiving a
| large and new stock Of the best watches, and
finest jewelry to be bought in San Francisco.
He will open them for inspection in day or
two. Fourth Of July is approaching.
The TURNER BALL.-We acknowledge the
receipt of complimentary ticket to the Turn
Yerein ball to be given on Monday evening
next, in Gold Hill. The exercises will con-
| sist of grand concert, Turner exercises, and
a ball. 1t will be a large and pleasant party.
JEwELRY SToRE.-Charley McVicar, tip
top ieweler and matchmaker, has fitted up
quite a neat store opposite Wells, Fargo &
! Co.'s Office, Gold Hill.
BuLLIoS.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
this morning twenty-four bars Of bullion,
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