Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-22

THE "NAeLs l. CocoRAN." This
mine, which is situated on the Tunnel
road, near the Cemetery road bridge, in
Virginia city corporation limits, is now
being developed thoroughly, under the
personal sup~erintendance of Mr. Magic;
The shat. is already down q hundred
aud sixty feet, and down it is rapidly
descending,-probably destined for an
other hundred feet Of deepening before
any drifting will be commenced. The
hosting works are very conveniently
situated ; handy for dumping and close
adjacent to Il stream that will soou
amount to a mill-privilege tow'of water:
The ore now being taken out will Ego
$50 and over, to the assay, and II water
power mill so near, would unquestion-
ably make the dump stuff pay well.
The work on this mine is another evil
dence Of the tenacious perseverance
which characterizeS the majority OF
Washoe prospectors. Over and through
iunumerable difficulties, Mr.. Nagle has
pushed the work to its present advanced
state: and when the mine begins to
"pay," as soon it must, we believe, the
determined superintendent can well
afford to draw n long breath of self-con-
graduation. During last winter, the
shaft was not worked, Mr.. Maggie being
necessarily absent in San Francisco;
and the water came rushing down the
raviue in u most unmannerly way, and
tipped into the hole not less than 10 feet
of fluid, all of which had to be hauled
up, this Spring, and forty feet of the
shaft replanked on account OF the de-
LUCE. This is but one illustration Of the
'set backs" the owners OF this mine
have met. But though greatly veIed,
they have never acknowledged them
selves discouraged. At the pre-
sent time, parties of large means
are interested in the work, and it will
20 forward steadily from this season.
The new German Pavilion is situated on
the grounds owned by Mr.. Maggie, and
that building will be near the shaft OF
the mine. The groupings are distinctly
visible, from almost any part OF Virgin
ia city. A road from the hosting works
directly past the mouth of the old Gen.
trail Tunnel, and so up by Jake Clark'i
mill, is in process Of construction, and
when completed, the works will be very
easy of access from above. The dump
filling toward the tunnel toll road, and
| not three rods from it on one side, 10 rs
convenient us it possibly could be for
working purposes, even supposing you
| have to cart offall the ore. Indeed, for
eligibility of situation, we know OF NO
| works so favorably situated rs are those
| OF the Naglee & Corcoran mine. We
| are convinced that steam hosting works
and three daily shifts Of hands, so that
| the work would be continues, would
| develop thore a stock-board-riyal to the
'supper crust mines-further up the
mountaiu-in less than three months.
| There can't be any mistake about the
indications; and, even under present
| force of labor, let the Savage and
| Hale l. N~orcross look to their figures
Of to-day and expect another and
an equal tally On the bulletin card
! before the year closes, from n lodge
to the East. The rocks thar, the
lode is thar, and the men are there who
are after ore and expect to get it. They
will succeed. And as we said last Fall,
all around these burgs there are new,
paying mines-for the searching Of 1867.
But the "Nagle 4 Corcoran' will make
the first display at the counter You
see.