Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-14

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KEARsARaE.- Recently we have had
frequent reports of the richness Of the
mines in that district, and a short time
since some ore was received in Gold Hill.
by Mr.. Winters, which in assays aver
ages S5. 900 to the ton some being as
high as S. 900, and none less than So, 100.
This ore comes from the tunnel at a dis
lance Of about fifty feet from the surface,
and the ledge. or rather the pay streak, is
at least eight feet in width. Other mines
in the vicinity are also being developed
and our informant is the most positively
sanguine man from an outside district that
we have vet met. A. B. Paul has his mill
in a fair way Of completion, and will be
running in about a month on accumulated
ore from the Kearsarge and other claims.
Yesterday several parties left Gold Hill for
Kearsarge District for the purpose OF max
ing a thorough inspection Of the lodes,
and all being practical miners, with much
experience, their judgment may be relied
upon. Provided the lodges justify, it is
the intention Of the company to at once
transfer a quartz mill, now in Lyon
county, to the district, and as soon as
practicable commence crushing their own
ore. The above statement may be relied
upon, and w are most sanguine IN the
belief that another year will put kear-
sarge District first among outside loca-
tons.
BALL At DAroS.-The ladies at Day
ton will give a grand ball at Doyl's Hall,
in that place. on Tuesday evening, No
vember 2lst. The proceeds Of the party
will be applied to the completion of the
new school house in that city of wood
yards and quartz mills. The hnancial
obiec, is a benevolent one. The principal
object, we presume, is to have a pleasant
time. There is no doubt but that the
latter object will be attained it always is
when the Dayton ladies move in the mat
ter. We have heard several Gold Killers
express a desire to 60 to another Dayton
ball. This is their opportunity. We say
10 them. go. There is a chance for all to
enjoy themselves hugely.
Cold FEEr.-The weather which brings
on consumption, etc., having come on the
washoe people, we would just direct the
attention OF the public TO the splendid
stock Of new boots, and wooden goods,
which Baum & Brothers, next door to the
News office, Id Hill. and J. Barnerc&
Co., c and Taylor streets, Virginia, have
on sale, cheap for cash.
CHANCE OF TIME.-ro-day the Pioneer
stages by both the Dutch Flat and Placer
Vile routes left Virginia at noon, and will
continue so to leave so long as the storm
continues. On the mountains Valentine
informs US that the storm is heavy on
each route, and the telegraph on the Dutch
Flat route is not in working order.
A BrLx.-Mr. Charles NJ. Todd, who
arrived this morning in Virginia, from the
new mines at Emerald Bay, on the Placer
Vile route, declares the whole thing to be
, blk" but thinks that there are one or
two lodges that may show a light assay of
gold per ton. DeQuille. of the Enterprise.
is in the district. and advises people not
10 come there.
FRASxgxHEINER's.- The wives Of our
citizens can obtain the very best wooden
and flannel goods at Frankenheimer's
Dry Goods Store. Gold Hill. for them
selves and little ones. Warm clothes at
this season Of the year, is all.important to
health, and may prevent many a doctors
exhorbitant charges, if seen TO in time.
REcoRpER's CorRr.-Before Recorder
Meagher. Virginia, this morning: Not
wi,hs,anding the severity Of the weather.
Judge meagher had before him four old
buns, on charges of being drunk and dis
orderly, who he properly fined. James
Williams, arrested by Higoee and Ed
wards for robbery. will be tried this after
noon.
WHERE WAS Ir:-Last evening the
eastern horizon was red with the glare OF
a huge ~conflagration, apparently at Fort
Churchill or Desert Wells. We have been
unable to ascertain where it was.
BuLLIox.-Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped
from their Virginia Office, this morning. %
hairs of bullion, worth, as per assay, S42,-
3s9 Sc. and weighing l,6s4 pounds.
SroRu.-The storm in Storey county