Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-10

OBIruAnY.-Joseph Lambright, the man
who fell from a bucket in the Crown Point
shaft, on Wednesday morning, died this
morning of his injuries. He never was
conscious from the time of the accident
until his death, which occurred this morn
ing at three o'clock. He was twenty-five
years Of age, and was formerly from Ing
ham county, Michigan, and more recently
from Forest Hill, California. He had re-
sided in Nevada about two years; during
which time he has been engagedin mining.
He was much esteemed by those who
knew him, and leaves many friends. His
sister, the wife Of Lieut.. Governor Cros-
man, resides near Carson. She is at
present sick, and has been unable to visit
him since the accident. As o token Of
respect to the deceased, and to enable the
employees of the Crown Point Company
to attend the funeral, Captain Taylor, the
Superintendent, has, this afternoon, stop
ped work in the mine and shut down the
company's two mills. The funeral took
place from St. Johns Church this after
noon, at 8 o'clock.
GREAT ExcIrEMBNr.-We learn that
the people on the Placerville route, be-
tween " Yanks " and Strawberry Valley,
have become almost wild over the recent
discovery of some quartz veins in the hills
above Emerald Bay, and the Eastern
Summit of the Sierras, which are said to
far exceed in richness anything yet found
on the coast, and much richer than the
famous Enterprise quartz. Hotel men
have left their trade, lumber men their
axes, hostlers their comb and brush,
ranchmen their farms, and in some cases
women have left a bit Of scandal, and gone
prospecting and locating in the mountains
where their lodes are among the richest.
There is no doubt in the mind Of our in
formant, an intelligent and respectable
gentleman from that vicinity, but that the
richest district on the coast will be de-
veloped near Emerald Boy within six
months. The lodges were found about
four days since.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Bur-
bank-Seneca Co. VS.. Gould s. Curry Co.
judgment in accordance with decree Of
Court. Mangenberg VS.. olin-Suit dis
missed. Prescott VS.. Wells, Fargo s Co.
Trial set for 24th inst. State VS.. East
erling ct als.-rrial set for goth inst.
Savage Co. vs.. Drake ct als.-Dismissed.
Peasiey VS.. Uncle Sam Co.-Same order.
Brooks vs.. His Creditors-Petitioner dis
charged from liabilities. Recess until 2
o'clock P. NJ.
Before Judge Rising-Clark VS.. Burn
ing Moscow Cob. H. Hereford ap-
pointed to levy on and sell property.
Malone VS.. Sutro-Case on trial.
Before Judge Mesick. -Voglisdorff VS..
North American Co.-Jury waived and
suit ordered to foot Of calendar. Stone
VS.. Van Gorder-Cause dismissed. Willie
VS.. Daily-Cause on trial.
SupRRINTENDRN's MBETINo.-The Su-
perintendents of mines on the Comstock
Lode are to have a meeting at the Savage
Company's Office tomorrow evening at
"a o'clock, to talk over matters of general
interest. All persons having charge of
Gold Hill and Virginia mines are invited
to attend.
NEARLY DoNI.-Bowers and Kerrin,
the contractors of brick work on the Saw
ages new work, inform US that the huge
chimney is nearly done and the founda-
ton for the boilers in IN advanced state
of completion. The Savage will soon
have the best hosting works on the Coast.