Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-31
THE EVENING NEWS.
IMPERIAL MIsE.-Yes,erday afternoon

we palu our month"; WISH 10 the lowe
working levels of the Imperial mine. A
large amount of labor has been done from
the fifth level, and still the ore is being
taken u in large Quantities, and the
mine is 'stoped up" a distance of seventy
feet and almost the entire width Of the
claim. excellent ore being taken therefrom
, almost the entire d~istancei in length. breadth
n hight. We noticed most particularly
however that a large amount Of waste dirt
from the shat, and other portions Of the
mine had been 6lled in TO support the
ground, which plan should be adopted by
everybody in charge of mines. On the
north line Of the Imperial ground we no.
ticed that the miners Of Mr.. Treglone were
extracting some good ore from the ada
cent mine, formerly known as the Apple
& Bates ground. Away to the north in
this (the Imperial) a shat. has been sunk
seventy feet. the entire distance in pay
ore. and connects with the sixth or lowest
working level of the mine. Il distance Of
five hundred and eighty-seven feet from
the surface. This shaft not only furnishes
air but demonstrates the fact that the ore
extends from the fifth 10 the sixth level
almost in an unbroken mass, and the east
drift in the lower level has been run in
pay ore over a hundred and thirty feet,
and no signs as yet Of cutting the east
wall, which, if the angle Is its same, will
not be cut for a distance east of about
two hundred feet from the shaft. Thus at
a glance il will be seen tina, an enormo
body Of ore is practically in sight. and
we learn that it will be commenced to be
worked this week. All the mines in Gold
Hill proper nave cut rich lodges of ore at
the lower level. and we are glad TO know
that we have still a chance to "peter."
FRoN ExcELsIoR.-From Mr.. Hogan,
of this place, who returned last evening
from the new district in which so many Of
our citizens have interests which they ex-
pect will make them rich, We learn that
bushes is as brisk as ever. Mr.. Hogan
says tina, three toll roads are being built
into the district. one from the Henness
Pass road, and two from the Dutch Flat
and Bonner Lake road. These roads are
being built as rapidly as possible. and
will probably be completed before snow
falls. He also says that there are two
men now working on the Wisconsin claim
who are making about S25 per day each
By mining and working the ore in a small
aras,ra. "A soon as mills are in operation.
which will be in a few DAYS, great results
are expected. Summit City Is rapidly
growing. and a grea, deal Of prospecting
is being done on the claims around II.
Miners can get all the work they want at
( 81 per day money ia plenty, and sales Of
fleet" are frequently being made 10 San
Francisco and Eastern capitalists. He
informs US that the Pacific Company were
offered $4,000 for 500 feet of their claim
BY a San Francisco capitalist, a few days
ago. but refused TO accept the offer. Lots
in Summit City bring as hign as $500,
and the price of every thing away over
in Excelsior is rapidly going up.
DrsrRIcr CouRr.-Before Judge Ris-
ing-The following jurors were excused
this morning: Thomas McAdams, w. A.
Ross. Carl Ahpel, A. J. Beal, A. L. Ashe.
D. l.. Bliss. Sherman vs.. Hill et al
motion to retax costs continued until Sat-
urdav. Eygert vs.. Do~scher-order pre-
viously made for a continuance for the
term set aside. In the matter Of the ap-
plication Of Mrs. Flanagan for a writ Of
c.rtiorari it was ordered that the judgment
OF the Justice Court be annulled on the
grounds OF said Justice exceeding his juris-
diction. State VS.. James Dsily-defend-
ant remandpd to custody of the Tailor, TO
be present AZ 2 o'clock. State vs.. Sacra.
mento Duarte-caSe on trial.
BAPTIST FEsrIvAL.-This evening the
Baptist Festival commences at Armory
Hall, South B street, Virginia, and under
the patronage of the ladies Of that con.
~sregation will be a pleasant place to pass
an evening. The Virginia Glee Club;
with a volunteer addition, will be in at
tendance, and il is a rare treat to hear the
sweet music Of our Club. Besides, there
will be tableaux Of various device, all
with beautiful. manageable young ladies
as "tableauxesses," which will be, OF
course, most attractive to everybody not
over sixty. II we can find our spectacles,
we thall go TO the Festival tonight.
ALPHA MINE.-We saw some magnif-
cen, ore yesterday just hoisted from the
lower level of this mine. 1t was black
s~ulphure,s of silver, with more or less free
gold. and was certainly extraordinarily
rich. Our friend Louis P. Wardle in
forms US that the mine is shipping a large
quantity of ore daily. of an excellent
quality and a stock Of glittering silver
bars which we saw yesterday at the Bank
Of California, veriies his ideas that the
Alpha is about to be the leading mine on
the hill.
WARDS BENEFIT last evening was a
success, and the house was crowded with
his friends. The entire performance was
excellent. but the fea,s Of Messrs. Ward,
Rosener. George. Boegle. Lichtenstein and
others we did not know. elected the
warmes, applause. The amateur gym
nasts Of this country are fast becoming
almos, professionals, and we hardly ever
Jaw difficult feats performed with more
brilliancy than were those OF last night.
THAT TRIAL at Dayton progresses but
slowly. Five jurymen have been secured
out Of a pannel Of fifty. They all seem 10
have made up their minds as to the guilt
or innocence Of the accused. and one Ba
ron Ro,hschild who was called stated tina,
his mind was made up that the main pros
ecuting witness was a bigger id thief
than any one in the jail. He was excused
a. once. Il will probably take a week to
secure a jury.
DEFENDANTS IxDEx.- Upon entering
che Clerks Office, this morning. we found
the deputies making up what is called a
Defendants Index" a very convenient
book. After it is finished, any man can
tell in 6ve0ninutes whether anybody has
commenced a suit against him. Very
convenient this time Of year. when you
meet q Sheriff at every corner.