Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
THE EVENING NEWS.
W. Learn from John Nc,

,erday morning, after an exploration o.
fifteen days there. the following 'ae's
Bu, ons mill is now running. n thai
the California, and they are and have been
working rock from the California ledge,
At clean up OF four tons OF rock. Sl5s
% If bullion was received. Il was the
confident, belief Of those concerned about
the mill that a large amoun Of free gold
escaped, from some difficulties experienced
in the working process. There will be
another clean up in a few days, when,
from more careful working, a much larger
yield per ton is anticipated. Not many
changes in eject" are taking place. as San
Francisco and Sacramento capitalists re-
fuse to invest in more groupings. The
leads have got to be developed first. and
here is where the "shoe pinches." Many
Of these leads are held by men Of small
means who are unable to develop extern
sively-many by men who have no mean:
at all, having spen, every dime last winter
in "freezing to" their claims, and hence
very little is doing or can be done at pres
enl, as a very small mount Of money Is
circulating there. II is a very poor place
for a poor man TO go at present. for there
are hundreds Of men who cannot get en-
ploymen, already there. Carpenters are
the best employed men, building up those
embryo cities, which may or may not de-
velop themselves into grand proportions
In regard to the leads, our informant states
tina, there can be no doubt as to the rich
ness Of the groupings. He visited u large
number, and almost without exception
found them good. While On the Excelsior
ledge. just at the edge Of the snow line,
he took a pick and broke of five pieces OF
rock, all Of which show free gold. and
they can be seen at the Vesey House,
where McSorley is stopping. Nc. Is an
aFable gentleman. and will give all the
information in his possession in regard to
Excelsior to any one who wishes It.
SERIOUS ArFRAY.-Lass night about II
O'Clock, Thomas Bulger, proprietor OF the
White House, met some eight or ten men,
connected with the Gold Hill Foundry,
At the washoe Brewery, located in the
lower part of the town. An old grudge
existed between Bulger and some OF the
hands Of the foundry. Violent words
passed on their meeting, when two OF the
foundry men pitched into Bulger. and in
hic,ed no less than five severe gashes about
the head and splitting and tearing open
one Of his ears with a splinter OF wood.
The platform in front Of the brewery,
where we saw il this morning, was thor
oughly bespartered with blood, as was
also the saloon around the door. Besides,
numerous panes Of glass were broken IN
the door during the fight, if fight It can
be called. We heard differing accounts In
regard to this affair, but as no arrests have
vet been made and no examination entered
into before any Magistrate, we refrain
from offering any comments. DR.. CASTOR
attends upon Bulger. and although he
found him comfortable this morning, Is
moi. without his apprehensions in regard
10 the final result. The watm weather
and the full habits Of Bulger, together
with the serious character OF the wounds,
are no, considered favorable conditions.
LIBERTY HOSE COMPANY No. 1.-The
members Of this Company must bear in
mind ,ha, they are called upon to meet
this evening at S o'clock, for consultation
in regard to matters appertaining TO the
Fourth Of July. This Company has re-
ceived special invitation from the Execu-
tive Committee for the occasion, and also
IN invitation from Eagle Engine Company
No. 3, Virginia, to become their guests on
the occasion. These matters, and the
preparations necessary TO be made for a
credi,able turnout. makes the meeting
n a, which, all that possibly can, should
attend.
Mosr GRArIFYrNG.-There are in all
ssren,y.eig quartz mills, whose depen-
denee Is upon ore from the Coms,ock lead.
or this number seven,y-two are now
steadily engaged, three will never be re-
paired, and three are now undergoing
repairs, This state Of affairs is truly re-
freshing, as the mill interes, languished
for a long period, until within the last
three months, and the difficulty had been
to procure ore. The daily yield OF ore
from the Coms,ock lead in now l,600 tons
and daily increasing.
SAMUEL J. RASDLE.-The Salt Lake
Telegraph makes inquiry in regard to the
whereabouts" Of this young man, for the
bene6, Of hi. father, living in Great Salt
Lake City. Young Randle was a member
of Company Z FIRST Nevada Cavalry.
When discharged. he worked at black
smithing, uutil this Spring, in Silver City,
bu, slice then he has been working IN the
Central Mill, Virginia. He was here, In
Gold Hill, a week ago last Sunday-was
well. and has been dong as prospeTousiy
in hi, line of business as most others.
BEAUTIFUL CABINET OF MINERALs.-A.
B. Paul. Esq, brought over from the
Kearsarse Distric, a very rich and varied
cabine, Of minerals. which can be seen at
the assay Office Of II. Harris, OF this place.
opposite the NRws Office. Here are to be
seen all the kinds Of minerals, so far as
discovered in this district. They consist
Of gold. silver, copper and lead. The
cabinet is really worth looking at to all
lovers Of the beautiful in the way OF min
erals, and to all those interested in the
prospective wealth Of our State.
TITLES TO TowS Lors.-Persons who
are occupants Of. or desire to obtain the
Government title thereto, in pursuance OF
law in such case made and provided. are
informed that on next Friday, June 29th,
Colonel Gregg. the Receiver, and Dir.
Lockhart, Tor his deputy.) the Register
Of the Land office at Carson. will pay an
official visit to Gold Hil-and all persons
desirous Of securing their lot titles can do
90, which will save them quite u trip and
expenses to Carson.
FEDERAL LIcENsEs.-Not less than 2S4
cases Of neglect to take out licenses, or oil
actual violations Of law, were presented to
III. United States District Court. On the
assembling Of this Court. last Monday, in
Carson City, rs Of the indicted individuals
snsvered 10 their names, Of whom two
pleaded guilty, and were ined ffty dollars
ZACH and the costs Of Court, which
amounted TO about forty dollars more.
The Court will proceed with the trial OF
these cases during the week. More anon.
WHEN the railroad cars commence run
ming to Alta Station. which will probably
be within ten days, the time OF departure
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