Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-05
THE EVENING NEWS,

how the BClchcrltcS were getting a'o"S'
M, finding Mr.. Lambert, the Superln-
trndrn,. nj the mine just then, we passed
on TO the new hoiStins-works Of the
Belchey Segregated Company, which Was
formerly the Midas and Apple ground.
Mr.. Apple. the Superintendent, having
started for san Francisco yesterday morn
ing, we were gwen the particulars in re-
ysrd TO the mine BY Mr.. Huse. the Fore
man, who kindly gave us all the informa-
ton he could but not having been there
bat "a few DAYS. he said he was not able
10 give the full particulars. The building
over the mine Is sixty feet square, and put
up III a good, substantial manner. The
shaft has three compartments, but two Of
which are III use. At the present time
preparations are being made TO to run an
other level at this dept, the lowest level at
this time being at the depth Of five hun
drcd feet, from which they are taking out
some very fine ore. the strata or pay streak
being about four feet wide. The machin-
cry used on this mine is the same that was
formerly used in the CrUSus mine. We
think when the mine gets fully opened, i,
will be one of Gold Hills best paying
mines. Leaving this claim, we bent our
steps homeward. out u attention was
attracted BY "A pile OF the finest ore we
have seen for a long time. Climbing over
the rocks. and gaining the entrance to the
hosting works. w found the claim from
which this rich ore was taken TO be none
other than the kentuck, OF which we
made mention a few days since, it being a
.sln1pN NJ hAfNynnp Nna and tNrN h,,nlxnl
feet. and situated between the Yellow
Jacket and Crown Point. Here we intro
duced ourself to Mr.. c. X. L~udington.
who very kindly showed US and explained
TO us all about the mine. The ledge was
hrst struck on New Years day, and at
the depth Of 27j feet, and has proven TO
be ten feet in thickness, they having got
through the ledge to-day. About fifty
tons of ore, OF II superior quality, was
hOISted out in sinking through the ledge,
some OF IL showing wire SILVER and con-
siderable gold. The company design
sinking down until they are on a level
with the Crown Points lower works, and
then drifting. Only a within, rs yet, has
IDENTIFY good property.
\ HAKp CA>E.-A few evenings since.
Il man by the name of :. l.. Baker. resid-
.ns in Virginia City. who. for good rea-
sons. he says, separated from his wife
about u wear ago. but has continued to
support her. and also had charge OF the
two children. up 10 Sunday last. Tn re-
turning home that evening, he found his
children had gone TO see their mother
which they often did-and on going to
her house for them, a. usual, he found the
door locked against him. and she refused
20 give up the little ones; whercupon he
forced the door. but was soon arrested by
II policeman and had to pay $50, for TAX
lns the law in his own hands. He states
that his wife belongs 10 the Free-love,
spiritual circle. and has found a mar
with a more genial spirit than his. Baker
- = quiet, industrious citizen.
KgARsARGg.-rhe first extension of the
original Kearsarse mine, Owens Valley,
is the "OLD FLAG" claim. The stock
holders principally reside i'll Gold Hill
and Virginia. and a meeting was held on
Wednesday afternoon TO perfect an organ
iLstion-.the certificate of incorporation
having been filed in the Recorders Office
o: Storey county. W. II. Rhodes was
elected pEesiden; OF the Company II. c.
Manning, Secretary; z. d. Hedley,
Treasurer and c. e. Mills, Superintend-
ent. The Company will soon issue stock
TO its shareholders.
SHOOTING AYFRAV.-Last evening nesr
the hour Of 10 o'clock, 4 man in that portion
OF Virginia city, known as China town, and
of whicA Geo. Downey has charge as police
man, commenced firing off his pistol, when
Downey started TO 60 to him the man turned
and directed his shots NJ Downcy, whereupOn
said Downey concluded that il shooting was
the order OF the evening, he himself would
take 4 hand. Several shots were ired by
each party without effect, whereupon the
fellow gave leg bail, going around the divide,
bu, just as he gained c street, he was again
met by Downey, and lligbce, who had taken
a cutoff, and got in ahead OF him. lie was
arrested and lodged in the Station-houSc.
GRAND JrRy.-rhe following Grand
Jurors were e~mpanneled yesterday morn
ing: J. l.. Black. f. w. Salisbury, J. B.
Henry, John II. Mills, w. Sharon. Geo.
Plaisted, l. l.. Requa, d. w. Balch, y.
FIiedenberg, Ira l.. Park, Thos. Parker,
l.. B. Frankell, John Doyle, J. A. Rigby,
J. p. Edwards, A. Bassett, George Hill.
l. l.. Requa was appointed Foreman.
The CHOLERA Is COMING The cholera
will perhaps arrive on this continent this
wear. There is no knowing who it may take
OH. Get your life insured, 80 that your
family will not be LEFT in destitute circum-
stances, if the cholera takes you. Major W.
+. Hale, at Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S, is the
agent, for Storey county, OF the Mutual Life
Insurance company, New York.
JUMpERs.-We were informed, this morn
ing, By one Of the largest property holders in
summit, City, Excelsior, that a certain at
torney, now residing in tina, place, is render
ing himself very obnoxious TO the better
classes by melting 4 certain class Of persons
to Jump property Of persons who have bought
with the intention OF improving the same in
the Spring. Go slow, Mr.. Attorney.
POLICE CouRr-Before Judge Meagher.-
Vim. Warren, arrested BY Downcy and Hig-
bic, charge, shooting with intent to kill; case
set for 3 o'clock to-day. A. Assolano, ar
rested by Edwards; charge, petit larceny.
Deposited $50. Set for Monday the Sth.
WATER PIPEs.-The Virginia Water Co.
are suffering much inconvenience, at the
present time, from the freezing Of the water
in their pipes. Men are to be seen in all
parts Of the town uncovering the pipes for
the purpose Of thawing them out and repair
ing.
The California Company, Of Excelsior
District. which held its regular annual meet
Ing in Gold Hill, yesterday, for the election
OF Trustees, resulted as follows: A. G.
Chamberlain, J. X. Stewart, Samuel Connell,
Geo. Hobert and Z. Phram.
SLIlGn.-We noticed, this morning, in
front of Giliig, Mott & Co.'S store, C street,
Virginia, a sleigh manufactured entirely from
gras-pire. The sleigh Is very light, yet pos
sesses great strength. All the joints have
been put together with regular cuplings.
SPLENDID Boors.-Gcorge Stoecklc, OPP
posite the San Francisco Restaurant, Gold
Hill, is perhaps the best boot-maker in Storey
county. We have tried his boots, and we
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