Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-04
THE EVENING NEWS.

and extensive east vein, IN tneiE "Anei
and II was then for the first tim aPpa-
rent tina, the pay of the Comsiock would
be found to the east at a greater dep'n'
Soon after this discovery the Savage
company extended their explorations TO
the east, and found il even oe''er 'nan
the Hale & Norcross. We now nave 70
record that about a mont ago the e1-
ertions of the Superintendent OF the
Gown Point were crowned with sue
cess in finding q very rich and extern
,iy. east vein. Several Of our old stand
bv's. and most experienced miners who
have examined the Crown Point, and
who are familiar with the history Of the
Hale L Norcross and Savage, pronounce
the late discovery in the Crown Point
mine Of the greatest Importance; and we
have no hesitation in saying that the
Crown Point with its economical and
good management, its small number OF
feet, and it, present extraordinary
developments will soon be made, the
finest and mos, desirable paying proper
~ on this great lode. II we may Judge
from DEVELOPMENTS made IN that 100
foot level OF the Crown Point, and the
ore lust struck in the 500 foot level, 1t
is evident that ore will be found very
extensive, with strong indications OF u
great improvement going deeper. We
are told that another level will be COM
menced at once, ~ the same time the
500 foot level will be thoroughly eN-
plored. so that within q few months we
NAV look for some extraordinary good
result, in this, now a fHvorite mine IN
Gold Hill. We are informed that the
hosting works and property OF the BAL
,imore American company has recently
been purchased BY the Crown Point, so
that in case the present hosting aPpsr-
stus Of the Crown Point is found mad
equate, the new and powerful machinery
ius, bought, will be erected in It's place,
which can be done without any ssoppsge
or delay in the regular working Of the
mine. As the Yellow Jacket are also
vigorously extending their explorations
essterly, we may reasonably LOOK Tor =
similar discovery there within the next
month, and as the Belcher sdjoins Crown
Point on the south, we are told the
Crown Poiu, vein rapidly improves IN
that direction. We may soon look for
the almost defunct Belcher 10 be restored
TO It's former glory.
Row AT AMERICAN FLAr.-On yesser-
day q row took place between two men
named Esgan and Riley. One had u
warran, issued for the arrest of the
other, charging him with having made
an assault upon him whereupon the
other party had q warrant issued for
the arrest of his accuser, charging him
with having fred a pistol st plaintiff.
Both parties were in Judge Halls Court
to-day, having a hearing. A number
Of ladies were present rs witnesses and
the front part Of the Court room WAS a
perfect Jam. Il is altogether probable
that both parties were TO blame, as II
looks on its face like one Of those I'M
called-for rows which often take place
between men who should be ashamed
to appear in II Police Courts.
WEEKLY BuLLIos.-The following is
statement of the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week: From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo + Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 7,TSl pounds OF ssSsyed bullion,
valued at S253, 296 20 from their office
in Gold Hill, 6,730 pounds, valued u
Sl55, SOC 43. The amount OF crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is as
follows: E. Ruhliug * Co., Virginia,
a. .ao Go w nnrrtn Nlr-
ginia, 3.642 ounces; Leopold kuh, Nir-
Cinis, 1850 ounces Theall & Co., VIr-
ginia, 20, lOl ounces; II. Harris, ofGold
Hill, 2,592 ounces Van Wyck K Co.,
Gold Hill, $4,000 ounces Edwards +
wiegand, Gold Hill, 29,3O2 ounces.
Book OR DoUsLE BEER.-Is will be
seen By an advertisement that Ssurm B
Nui.er, this evening, will open some OF
that beer known 70 Germans as Book
beer. As near as we could understand
il, its qualities are very ~palstable, 1t 10
very old, aud came all the way from
Germany. It only takes half the usual
amount 10 make a man happy, n lastly
i, is something never seen in this market
before. 70 ana Ky IL
SpRrxG FIsHrs.-The Spring fights are
just beginnin Yesterday, there was
one at American Flat, and three in Viz
yiuia. that we heard Of. The blood is
beginning to get warm, and fights will
now occur daily, until the blood is pro-
perly tempered. We would advise per-
sons Of bad dispositions TO take salts, ~
it is cooling &c the blood and would no
doubt be a great benefit TO them.
OPERA HoUsr.-Last night there wal
another large crowd at the Opera House
10 see the wonderful performances Of
the Wizard Heller. The programme
last night was almost an entire change
from the other evenings. The more we
see of his wonderful tricks the more we
are bewildered. Go tonight, as there
in but a short time left in which to SEQ
him-tvo nights more, we believe.
RELIGIOUS NorrCE.-Thers will be no
preaching in the N. E. Church, Gold
Hill, tomorrow, on account Of the union
service in Rev. Mr.. Martins church,
Virginia city, under the direction OF
Rev. c. B. Earl. Sabbath School and
Bible Class at half-past IL P. n.
The Bsptists will hold divine service
AZ the District Court room, B street,
Virginia, every Sabbath at u P. Y.
Preaching by Charles R. Klein. Allare
cordially invited.
EVERY EvzSISs.-During the mont Of
May, there will be services in St. aary's
Church, Virginia city, every evening.
Saturdays and Sundays excepted. Yes
pers, on Friday, commence at 3 P. N,
sr. JoHs's CHURcH.-SeFvice and SER
mon BY the Rector, to-morrow-in the
morning, st IL o'clock-in the evening
at II o'clock. Sunday School at l2t.
Drvrprsp.-The Yellow Jacket Silver
Mining Company this morning declared
a dividend of fifty dollars per share on
its capital stock-psysble on and after
the 10th of May. See Col. watson
n.o,Isn.,;o, pnder USey To-Day