Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-11

BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE

Is tasch1l, VIM Masterson, J b Low.
HALE / NohcRoss STRIHr.-The &C.
casion of the present rise in Hale & Nor
cross stock is the development Of some
very good ore at the lower or l,o3o-foot
level Of that mine on Thursday last. 1t
lies next to the east clay wall, and is a
very promising streak Of ore, FIVE or six
feet wide and paying over $50 to the
ton. The drift after passing through 1t
is still in quartz. The extent OF the
pay streak is not at present known but
will be soon, as it ia being drifted upon.
From this it would seem that the recent
prevalent rumor that the ledge had been
entirely drifted through, was q mistaken
idea. This newly Developed streak runs
in more of q northeasterly and south
westerly direction than the established
course Of the ledge, and this course
would apparently carry it to the west OF
the Chollsr Potosi shaft. Finding a
body Of such good ore at that depth is
most certainly q very encouraging cir
cumstauce to all the mines in that VI
cinity, as well as the rest Of the ledge.
MELANCHOLY DIsAPPolNTnxST.-SOms
euterprising burglars-for there were
apparently two or three of them-con-
ceivins the idea the, Hazen's brick store
on the Divide must contain a safe full Of
coin, went after the same night before
last. The first broke into Clsrk's
blacksmith shop near by, where they
provided themselves with MI the
tools they required, such AS crow
bars, cold chisels, wedges, ham
mers, monkey wrenches and other
effective weapons, aud with these they
worked most industriously for two or
three hours in that cold, uncomfort-
able night. They picked, pred aud
wreuched away ut one Of the rear win.
dows, until at length they succeeded in
digging away the bricks on the north
side, about tho hinge g%udgeons, and
succeeded, after much hard toll and
tribulatiou, in getting the big iron shut
tiers open. With All ax they soon de-
molished the glass and wood Inside
window, when to their utter d~isappoint-
meat and g~rievous wrath they found
themselves face 10 face With several
hundred Ions Of barley in sacks, piled
square up against the window, from
floor 10 window. They sadly turned
away in huge disgust, leaving al! their
tools on the ground.
WRosx BUSINESS IS IT?-Ths loose
stones thrown out in ~excavating for the
new town sewer still remain scattered
about or in heaps along the sidewalk,
especially in the lower part Of town, TO
the huge disgust aud Inconvenience OF
Of all foot passengers. They ought to
be cleared up forthwith by somebody.
Then there is the new sewer itself:
down opposite Dolman's hay yard the
top OF il is eaved in ut one point, leaV
ing n dangerous drop hole for some.
body. Unless it is fIed we shall ex-
pect to record some poor devil OF a
p%rinter, or some other unfortunate,
dropping in and getting sluiced out
through the lower end Of the sewer.
RESIGNED his "PosIsH."-J. W. Ho-
gan ha, resigned his position rs super
iu,endeut of the Bowers mill, Gold Hill.
He has got the concern in good running
order and leaves everything in good
shape, We did not learn whether ho-
gan is now going to get married, or go
to White Pine. One or the other, Of
course.
GoxE TO wuIrE PrYr.-Jimmy Eding-
ton, Patsy Mason, Jimmy Clark, James
McMartin, Les Blackburn, Johnny
Flaher,y and several others Of the same
STYLE of boys, have left lor White Pine
within the last day or two. George
Birdsall, the we'll known detective II
former Chief of the Virginia Police, has
followed them 10 the new silverado.
SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED. Mr..
Stephen Lack, formerly Foreman at the
Plato mine, Gold Hill, We learn, has
been appointed Superintendent OF the
Eclipse mill and mine, to fill the va
csncy occasiousd by the death Of Mr..
Simons.
RHODE ISLAND MILL.-This excellent
mill is now running in full blast on ore
from the Crown Point mine. All re-
pairs, etc., to the machinery requisite
for the winter were made n couple OF
weeks ago, and the mill is no" in Tor "
seasons run.
STREET IypRoyEuExr.-Street Com
missioner Gallagher has been having a
10, of waste quartz hauled into the up
per par; of Main street near the old
Granite mill, to fill up the deep rut'
and chuck-holes there existing. A de-
sirable improvement.
GOLD HILL LANcSRs CLuB.-The mem
bers Of the above Club are officially no
tilted In another column TO call on the
Secretary, Mr.. Martin, and get tickets
for their next entertainment. No one
admitted without q ticket.
Jimmy Murphy, the
we'll kuewu Ethiopian song and dance
man and general delinsator, has Just
recovered from his recent attack oil tue
small.po and is about again as usual.
SAVAGE DwIprSp.-The Savage Min.
ing Company have declared a dividend
of 81 per share OIL their capital stock,
payable to-day.