Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-10
THE EVENING NEWS.
Nav OsEeox CoxpANY.-Thla CLAIM

New OaEsoS CoNPANY.-Thia claim
which is located in American Flat, ceased
operations last FAN, but win resume worl
forthwith. This is one of the leading
claims on the Flat, and has received a
great share of the attention of miners and
capitalists. Three tunnels, of an aggre-
gate ZENITH of 1900 feet, have been run a
shaft 800 feet deep, of three compartments.
each a by . feet in the clear, and strongly
timbered, has been sunk, connecting with
the longest tunnel at the depth of 265 feet,
striking ledge, of seventy feet in width,
OF fair quality of ore. A 40-horse power
engine and boiler of 50-horse power Ca
Pacity, and appropriate hosting appara-
tus, has been erected. and when work is
recommended the shaft will be sunk to
further depth of three hundred feet; at
which point it is believed the ledge will
be found so concentrated as TO prove
paying claim. Upon the success Of the
New Oregon depends that of many other
claims in that vicinity.
REGIsrRY.-At the closing of the poll
list Saturday evening, but few more than
five hundred names were registered for a
vote at the coming election of the city Off
GERS for Virginia. large part OF the num-
Der being disposed to be blest with Demo-
cratic proclivities. Doubtless the registry
law, properly executed, is wise and
benefcent one. but according to our ideas,
the books should have remained open for
registry until the day preceding election.
for there are hundreds of men who would
doubtless availed themselves of the privi-
lege of suffrage, had ample time been
allowed them to receive the necessary
means to pay the tax, beside comforting
additional benefits to our poverty-stricken
county treasury.
ANOTHER DISTRICT. - Last evening
Deputy Marshall Shepherd, of Virginia,
showed Us some very rich looking rock that
was sent him by friend for assay. from
newly discovered series Of lodges stu
ated in the Walker river country. and
about sixty miles from Genoa. The two
specimens We saw closely resemble the
original groupings of Gold Hill-one from
the "Silver King" lode shows free gold;
the other from the Gold Hill claim
shows sulphurets of lead and iron in great
profusion. These discoveries were made
last week. and preparations for more
thorough prospect are being made. Well,
who cares if mountains of silver are found
IN our Cr9Sus Nevada
The PIONEER Coaches now leave Viz
GINA daily at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach
Placerville, Cal, at II o'clock and thirty
minutes that night, and connect at La
trobe with the six o'clock, a. N. train for
Sacramento, giving seven hours time to
BUSINESS men to transact their business in
Sacramento before the departure of the
boat for San Francisco. Or, upon arriy-
ing at PIacerville, passengers can stay
over until the next day and connect with
the afternoon boat without stopping in
Sacramento. thus affording to passengers
an opportunity TO travel rapidly on bust
ness, or TO obtain a good nights rest at
Placerville and yet be in time to arrive in
San Francisco the following night.
4 THOUSAND MORE STAMPS "A grand
scheme has been projected, we learn, con-
templating a series of important improve
ments at American City, on the Carson
road, two miles south of this place. The
plan Is TO concentrate most of the water,
Of which there is great deal along the
slope Of the mountain, and carrying it to
one point, use it in a series of quartz
mills, 10 be arranged the one below the
other, in such manner that the same body
of water shall be made to pass through
and do service in the whole. 1t is estl-
mated that water enough, disposed in this
raanutr. can be obtained at that locality
20 run q thousand stamps or more.-IT-
SiniG Union.
DISTRICT CoURr, EIRGISIA.-The fol-
lowing business was transacted this morn
ing before Judge Rising: Armstrong vs..
Stephenson Kehoe Company-case con-
tinued for the term. Morrill, vs.. Morrill,
ordered that defendant have three days in
which TO file amended answer. Dazid
Crosley, a trial Juror excused fortw days.
Sissa VS.. Uncle Sam Company ct al.-Jary
being empannelled to try suit.
Before Judge Messick-Chollar Co. VS..
Potosi Co.-case yet on trirl.
Poor DOC TRAy.-We don't wish to
preach a sermon on dogs, but we do wish
TO remind the owners of dogs, if their ami
mails are worth looking after, to the pecu-
niary extent of FIVE dollars, TO get tags for
them from Marshal johnson, at Judge
Halls Office, Gold Hill. About dozen
dogs were shot at the dog-pound this
morning, several of them very fine half
breed Newfoundland. If their owners
never see them again, they now know
what became of them.
CoSsoLIpATIoS.--I 1t Is rumored that the
Chollar and Potosi companies are to con-
solidate; and from what we can learn
think there are reasonable grounds for the
suspicion. We trust it is so, for it will
cheat the lawyers, save costs to stock
holders, and establish one of the finest
mines in the State on an ant-htigation
basis.
M1xEp.-Yesterday was a caPricious
Sunday. Snow, rain, hail, wind and sun
shine, alternating, making very uncom-
Portable whole that was extremely un-
pleasant to everybody. Men, women,
babies and dogs were cross, uncongenial
and testy, and even Old Bourbon failed
to connect with its accustomed cheer
fulness.
JUsr REcgIvED.-Mrs. A. z. Irwin,
No. 10 South B street, Virginia, has just
received an invoice of new and fancy
staple dress goods, which will be sold at
San Francisco prices. Ladies will find II
70 their advantage to call and examine
her exeellently assorted stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The Yellow Jacket company are daily
hosting large amounts of ore, and EN-