Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-26
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We noticed in the News yesterday the
arrival Of Almarin B. Paul, ESQ.,, from
this District, and have since been furnished
BY him with the following particulars, for
which we are under gres. obligations.
This famous District is $50 miles from
Aurora in a direction due south. There
are places at which the traveller can be
accommodated, within reasonable dis
tances all the way. On the lst Of July
Wellington will start o line Of stages from
Aurora to this District-fare through,
$40. The cost from Gold Hill to Kear-
sarge on horseback il not far from $26,
according to habits of men.
- MINES.
These are looking well. Considerable
prospecting is going on all the time, and
parties are constantly making new discov-
cries. The day before Mr.. Paul left, q
lode was discovered, rock from which was
shown him that was perfectly permeated
with native silver. Gold 10 found to some
extent in all these leads, and some base
metal. This latter, however, is found in
distinct strata. The leads generally are
from two to four feet wide. The price
paid for labor In the mines is a. per day.
MILLS.
Paul's mill is now running, It is driven
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fes, The foo,.bill, eIso contain leads.
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gu. nin.S n.,,sv 81 ~, IIH .s.,;o5 !. nov
tooL;ns snsIv Good t;l,shis land can be
md hv s;mnje location. And farm, already
ioc.,ed can he had a, from sioo N ri, o00.
sooord;n. ~ The smonnt ~ snts
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IN 'ne o'A'e' s'o~ e
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In ,ne xa. Me ps ~ aaaae;.an
maSe hae oe.n S..ps T.
with some otnet sections Iou o,ate'
the MOUNTAINS On 'ns olher manu-, wy"
uuly 'elrinS, 'eiy 'eW ~ PSSI
OF comiortaoie nousee-"ese s'Ios. "no-
" unprePafeo lor "ineelIano neISe SUI
iereo more nan o'ner"ise "ouio ha'o
been the case wneie que preparations arc
made. Inc snow II tne mountains was
not much more tnan iouf ieet al any one
time. and as TO the valley alInougn le%
inches somenmes zen, II never Ienia
but q lew In summer' II Is some
what hot at times IN tne yailey, out IN .ns
Mountains Always oelsnuui'y e0'' anu
peasant
TOWNS.
Inc Town Oh Upper neni'Es, =. ot,
way, 10 improving ,aplI.y oIe e,sas
to twelve ouildtngs aifeaay up, anu '' Ths
two families among is les'oents' n
place is located'on f1ne creek Hno nus an
elevation Oh ABOUT s,ooo ieet' tne NOUN
tains PACK OF II are from TWO 70 !ouI %ous
SAND ieet niRnei. ~. coSlse, .. 'ne nisn
elevahon Oh snis p.sos, eusy mus hn, 4
enee somso s.r.5Ua. VI, mMoh ;ncor'
Iney P.epI aS...;..ood 't,sr ali II
srmmsr no,h;na can h. more deliobtful
.S.. ,..;S.nos H. in5sn.n5s0cs 4,
,ns 49, ~ su, ,awn ,ocs,sd In he val.
isv TIT. Mas il. orovino' "A seyenteen
,sm;,;ss ave- Located n The town. or within
a ysry flaw miles Of il. Thew have a
scbool. house already IN. for the ~cultiyu.
,;on and direction Of The Young idea,
wb;ch .nssLs well for the nublic spirit OF
The nsopls- No cburches have been started
"a W. in .hsse places. hut lie, them begin
to nrosper. and the preachers will soon be
After them. Town lots, Of course, in the
early settlement of these two places are
pnooRRss NJ TINE COUNTRY.