Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-05
MoaE RIcu ORE.-At Feusier L Co.'s,

MoRE Ricu 0RE.-At Feusier & Co.'s,
Virginia, last evening, Mr.. Monno.
showed us a quantity Of very rich ore
from the old Rogers mine, Flowery. 1t
contains considerable gold, but the sill
yer is principally in the form Of chloride.
1t also contains some little galena and
other base metals, rendering it Of a re-
fractory, rebellious nature, so that here-
tofore but a very small proportion Of its
true value has ever been extracted from
it by common mill process. Within a
few days q large body Of II richer de-
posit than ever has been developed in
the mine, which assays n high as $1,000
to the ton. Several tons Of it arc to be
Immediately shipped over to Dalrs mill,
Washoe Valley, for treatment, Mr..
Shamp claiming to be able to work tito
within eighty por cent. Of the actual
average assay. fit yields rs we'll as it
promises at the present time, the Rogers
mine is destined soon to take position
in the front rank among our best paying
mines. The fact Of its being an l." out
side mine" not connected with the
Comstoek ut all, should be no detri-
ment to it, neither will it be, in case 1t
yields the proper credentials in tue
shape Of numerous bullion bricks.
Buy Yous JEwxLRY OF EAvEs.-As
will be seen by reference to an sdver-
tisoment in another column, under the
head Of "New To-day" Mr. W. T.
Esyes, the well known jeweler, has re-
moved from his old place Of business,
at the corner Of c aud Union streets,
Virginia, and is now to be found at his
new establishment, No. "a South c
street, side by side with the other hrst-
class jewclry stores Of the city. Those
wishing to purchase diamond rings,
pins, or any kind Of fiue jevelry, will
do well to take n look Mt the many prct-
~ and precious things he has on exhi-
bi,ion. He also does all kinds OF dia-
mond work, aud makes to order rings,
pins, or any other article o fjewelry that
NAV be desired. All who trade al
Eaves' never fail to have good satisfae-
ton rendered them in all cases. The
proof Of the pudding" etc.
CoRoxxR's ISQuEsr on RILEr.-A Cor
oner's iuques, was held yesterday at
Dayton, by Coroner Laverty, upon the
body Of Riley, which resulted in the FOL
lowing verdict BY the jury: " We lind
that the deceased was named Thomas
Riley, was q native Of New York City,
and aged about 81 years he came 10
his death on the I'd Of June, 1868, in
the ouu,y Of Churchill, by a pistol shot
from his own hands" The following
witnesses identified the body as that o
Thomas Riley D. 4. Armstrong, G. W.
Shaw, C. D. Crowell, II. E. Sargent, H.
@. Blanchard, B. II. Carrick, Thomas
Waters aud Patrick Quinn. The funeral
of deceased took place at noon TO
day, from the residence Of his widow,
on the American Flat road.
The HossE OPRRA.-Blaisdell x Con-
stables great circus performed to q very
large and highly delighted audience last
evening at Virginia. The riding, tum.
bling and other acts are very good, and
the doiugs Of the trained dogs especially
az, The clown is one Of the %jolliest
jokers that ever was seen in the saw
dust arena, delighting alike the Young
or the old, the Caucasian or the Ethio-
a the Piute or the Chiuamau. The
hug. tent was not large enough to &C.
commodnte all who wished TO see the
show and many had to be turned away.
They can 90 tonight, however.
Coon FIELD FOR THE New OFFICERS.
We would call the special attention
of the new town officers elect to the
condition Of the public road on the Gold
Hill slope Of the Divide between here
and Virginia. II is in a terribly rough
condition for teams, passengers, or any.
thing else to pass over. A few days
work could be expended there TO an eI-
trsmely good advantage, ana we srHHeI'
ing public will highly appteeis'o WA
inc the locality.
,rs,sn. weather
-..,;.n.., ho ANYTHING I'm, Summer
! = ,s~,;sfc,orv. Yesterday after.
lin" ....n, 80 hail .rd rain
noon several sqaai's y uonn, no.
passed along ,us oa,e a. .omS,h;ns =,
wilson, u al. -! 'V ,n.ss,antna
tue same sort nas anmn nnon q,
onoW nus ' .Si Sppm.- Tim, far. I,
will clear of fine tomorrow evening al
! o'clock, and on Monday linen-e0a'
weather will commence
E,ssr WARD GRANT n CotrAx CLUB,
,~-.o,;.uos,ho P;,s, Ward Union
AT meeting A.,
Club, Virginia, held last evening, tut
name was changed to First ware
Grant and Colfax Club" Thefollowine
SmGess, 70 e' pras;dsn,' James Phclan
Vice President, c. Finley Secretary,
VIM. H. Young Treasurer, l: e. James
Finance Committee, >. ). BROWN "
Finley and |. E. James.
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