Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
THE EVENING NEWS.

Truckee mines, from our friend Ned
Chaplin, who has been there for some three
months past engaged in prospecting the
country. The Imperial Consolidated Co..
located by Mr.. Swenson, of Gold hiil'
are now busily at work, and have attained
depth of sixty feet a. which point the
ledge is from eight to ten feet IN width'
and the quality sufficiently good to pay Tor
milling with fair margin OF Pront' the
future of this claim is very hatterlng, ana
a few weeks more labor viii sufficiently
deyelop the ledge to demonstrate its full
value. The Mount Hope company are at
work steadily on their ledge, and the shaft
is now down about thirty feet, with most
encouraging indications of obtaining q fine
body of ore at a little lower depth. The
Rothschilds company have sunk thirty feet
and recently have resumed work on the
claim, which is considered Of an excellent
character. The Flood and Herth COM
panies are at work on their shafts, which
are now down twenty and fifteen feet re-
spectively. The Northern Light and
Moonlight series of lodges suspended work
for season, but will commence work in
few days, as supplies and men have been
forwarded by the shareholders for the
more perfect development of their lodges.
The Owyhee Company are now down on
their ledge twenty-five feet, and their
prospects for a future paying mine are
unusually good. The Valley Ledge Com
pany have resumed work, and will con-
tinue the same until ready to hoist ore,
when machinery will be erected. The
Ditch Company are busily engaged in
making preparations to bring in that
highly desirable staple article. water
meanwhile the indefatigable Mr.. Rely
furnishes moderate supply with his regu-
lar commissary train, at so much per gal
lon. Whisky is nearly as cheap as water
in the diggings. Work has been COM
menced on the road to the Truckee river,
which will be completed next month, and
when once finished will afford easy access
TO these mines, which have attracted Of
late so much notice. Teams loaded with
mining tools, provisions, and miners, are
daily leaving Virginia and Gold Hill for
this district, and in few months we hope
70 be able to record invoices Of bullion
from the New Truckee which will require
many cyphers to enumerate the value OF
in dollars and cents.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Before Judge Ris-
ing: Challenge Co. VS.. Michigan Co.
Judgment for plaintiffs. A. Fox. de-
faulting juror, was fined S25. Corbert
vs.. Brady ct al-Verdict for defendant.
Sumner vs.. Brundage-By consent was
placed at the foot of the jury calendar.
Overman Co. vs.. Uncle Sam Co.-Same
order. Hobart VS.. Gleeson-Same order.
In the matter of the estate of c. ]. Sui
Ivan, deceased.-A petition for allowance
70 the widow from the estate was heard
and taken under Amusement BY the Court.
Before Judge Burbank: Special venire
in the case of the Burning Moscow Co. W
Ophir Co., returned by the Sheriff, and
the jury is being empannelred.
Before Judge Mesick Hale & Norcross
Co. vs.. Bajazette and Golden Era Co.
The case is still on trial, and will probably
be concluded to-day.
EASTERN SLOPE MILL.-Mr. C. C. Ste
venson informs US that he has leased the
Eastern Slope Mill, below Silver City.
and starts it into operation to-day. The
mill is the property of Mr.. Ed. Mclean,
and has for some time, until recently, been
leased to c. W. Tozer. 1t has sixteen
stamps and six Hepburn pans, and has
the capacity of working twenty tons OF
ore per day. Mr.. Stevenson is one Of our |
oldest mill men, and is just the man for |
the business. About half the rock for |
working at the Eastern Slope Mill will be
supplied by his claim in Gold HILL The |
remainder will be furnished by other
mines which have to hire their rock
crushed.
OPERA HousE.-Last evening upon the |
occasion of benefit to Engine Co. No. 5,
the house was crowded in every available |
place-standing room commanding pre- |
MUM, Tonight, Dan Satchelrs greatest |
farce, entitled q Thousand Milliners, will |
be presented. with Bray as the leading |
"wanter," besides the Worrell Sisters ap- |
pear in the first part in new songs, dances |
and SIGH. The balance of the company
viii. as usual, endeavor to please all who |
appear within their jurisdiction.
To BE VAcc1SArED.-An children who
wish to attend the Public Schools of
Storey county, are required to have a GER
tihcate of having been vaccinated. DIR. ].
C. Tucker, will be found in his office every
forenoon, ready to perform the operation.
A large number have already been vac
cinated, some Of whom came prepared to
nav for the same, but the Doctor performs
the operation free OF charge, and all
parents are hereby notified OF that fact.
ALL CAxcELLED.-Through the astute-
meas of Chief Birdsall and the rest of his
CORDS, it is believed that all the parties
who were concerned in the recent robbery
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure box have
been captured. The following parties are
now under arrest: Jack Harris, Moses
Haines, Albert Waterman, Capt. Pitcher
and - Lowe. They viii be tried next
term of Court.
REcoRDER's COURT, VIRsINIA.-This
morning Judge Meagher had but little
business for transaction. In the matter OF
the State vs.. Gorge Doe, charged with
having committed q breach of trust, the
court has been engaged this morning IN
hearing of the matter, which at noon was
being continued.
CAASoE.-Thomas Peasley, Esq, has
been selected as Tailor Of the City Prison,
in place Of Peter Larkin. Peasley is an
excellent officer and will do his duty, fear
lessly regardless Of friend or foe. Heaven
pity the poor reporter that Tom turns the
kew on. He will be gone coon.
REHABRsAI.-St. Johns children meet
At the church at 2 o'clock tomorrow for
rehearsal. Teachers are all expected to be
present. Chandeliers and lights arrived
to-day and are being placed in position.
Everybody takes tickets to the Concert to
be given Friday evening, and all goes
merTily on.
Com TO TIME.-The butchers OF Viz
ginia and Gold Hill are requested to meet
tonight at Judge Sawyer's Court room,
in Virginia. A full attendance is Parncu-
larly desirable, as parade matters for the