Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-23
THE EVENING NEWS.

wealth. Oh a lhTkc u
and cement claims, when hau oesM
for years by the hydraulic anu siS'ee pr
cesses, aud which were consiaefeu "oiNeo
ont, and some of them as
wor,hless-but recent developments oy
rho mid of crushing and amalgamating
h.v;pg demonstrated that the bulk Of their
mineral resources had really never been
touched. As there are quite a number Of
old miners from Forest Hill IN Washoe,
we append the following list Of mines
which have suddenly become famous in
point Of wealth. and which the writer
states could be sold to San Francisco cap
italis,s any day, for the cash, at the
figures thereto appended: The Indepeu-
den, claim, on Brushy Canon, 900, 900;
Big Springs, near the D~ardenelles, for
500. 900 the Dardenelles. $500, 900 Orc
claim, $4,000; Green Springs, $50, 900 :
Baltimore. 100000. etc. There would
seem to be a bully old time o, Forest Hill.
which in years gone by has been one OF
the very best mining localities In Caliior-
MIA. until for about three years past When
the Washoe' excitement took on most OF
its best men.
GALES. SNELrINo WORKS. About
seven miles from Carson city, south, are
situated the above named works. The
ore now worked, is taken from the Galena
mines, about eight miles distant (south)
from the furnace; the mine being a mile
and a half from Washoe city. We have
been shown some specimens Of the ore,
with specimens Of the first smelling. The
ore frs, tried averages about $50 a ton.
The works are adapted TO work ores TO
within close 10 per cent. Of exhaustive
value. This is the first thoroughly suc-
cessiul week of smelling operations at this
furnace. It can reduce three tons per
Gay and it is to be greatly enlarged.
These works are fitted and calculated TO
work the more stubborn ores OF the
country and the results OF this one estab-
lishuen, will be highly beneficial 10 the
country in this respect. Edwards, Rich
ards & Williams are the present pro-
prie,ors Of these works.
GRAND MATINEE. - On tomorrow
afternoon Music Hall will be opened for
ladies. and Harry Walls magnificent
adaptation. " Arabs Wedding" will be
presented. No one should fail to see this.
There is nothing said or done. during the
whole performance. which can shock the
feelings of the most prudish. The ques-
ton is often asked, Why are ladies not
admitted 20 the evening performances :"
The reason is because the clouds Of segar
smoke would render it unpleasant for
them. Music Hall will be crowded on
this occasion. as the fame Of Mrs. Yea
mans, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wall. George
Pardey, and the hos, Of others, has gone
forth with a widespread circulation.
Doors open at l o'clock-performance to
commence q, 2 o'clock.
Music HALL.-And still the people do
no, tire Of that m~agni6cen,ly amusing
Irish play. The counting scene between
Barney Farrell Geo. Pardey) and Katy
Mrs. Yeamans) has made a splendid hit.
The comical drolleries Of Pardey have
been taken up as a street ey.word. and
instead of "How's your dorg:' or
How are your stocks" the question
..How's your grandfather :" is asked.
And the queris, being informed. uniser-
sally replies Very well ,hir." "Susie
Brown" is left out in the cold, katy's
grandfather" having usurped her place
in the affections OF our fun-loving citizens.
The play will be repeated tonight, with a
new f~rs,.part; and on tomorrow after
noon a grand matinee will be given, az
:ording an opportunity for ladies and
children 10 witness Il.
The "GLosE" DrscovRRr.-Assays Of
the new found rock in the Globe tunnel,
made by our Gold Hill assayers. run
from $50 80 to go per ton. The rock is
also reported as improving at each foot OF
excavation. This is a big thing for Ameri-
can Flat; and no less q matter worthy OF
general hrrrah. Good pay rock in Ameri-
can Flat mines, and from the Sierra Ne
vada TO the Utah on the north Of Virginia,
have been the items specially prayed for
by our citizens during the past twelve
months. The former having been obtain
ed, all along the lode-line there will be q
sensible appreciation Of property value.
Better times, sure.
HrNsro - Several rich specimens Of
gold quartz. which we had the pleasure
OF examining in A. B. Paul's cabinet, in
Gold Hill, two and a half years ago, have
been exhibited on the streets Of Virginia
and this within u day or two, as
the latest specimens of ore from several OF
the outside and netc districts. Wildcats !
a new crop brewing. Will humbug never
lie, up in Washoe:
New MILL.-We understand that a new
and big mill is already projected for Amer
lean Flat District. So quickly does the
Globe strike tell for q large local improve
men,. The prices Of lots in that burgh
have been enhanced twenty per cent ; and
not less than 4 dozen good sales Of real es-
tate are there reported. The American
Flat folks are specially jubilant over the
strike. They ought, they deserve to be.
STATE OF NEVADA VS.. SHEPPARD.-
A venire Of Fifty men was exhausted in
endeavoring to obtain a jury in this case,
and but three jurors were obtained. A
new yenire Of seventy-fve was then or
dered, r~e,urnable this morning At 10
o'clock. Considerable difficulty will
doubtless be experienced in obtaining
jury.
To AppyAsI APpsrirH.-Largs loads oil
greens peas, lettuce, and the like
are said to be on the way over the noun
tains; packed in a new and improved
s,yle, so that none of the original fresh
mes. of the articles will be lost in the
transportation.
Soxr Mexicans are reported to have
struck a lead Of exceedingly rich gold
bearing quartz in what is known as Lont
Mountain. somewhere in the southern part
of the Reese River country. They are
going to work upon their claims VIII
arastras.
Jr,.so The weather is eminenay on
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