Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-03
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From Inc Empire, March al.l

weather, by writing ~ ptaise W "
lovely sunshine, yesterday morning
The weather had been beautiful LOT
several days, and the snow was r"pid'!
disappearing from the mountains put
about 4 o'clock yesterday morning
another storm set in, and raged Win
considerable violence until near 8 IN
the evening, spreading" fresh mantle
of snow over the hills, and provoking
many a mental "d-n it, In tho
evening, however, the wind died away,
the snow ceased falling, the clouds dis
nppenred, and the canopy of Heaven
(which, by the way, 10 only u few feet
above the summit of Treasure HiiD,
was gemmed with myriad stare, whose
bright eyes flashed with pleasure at the
prospect of clear weather, as the orbs
of a White Pine horse would at the
sight Of green grass. But there is no
telling how tho weather will be to day.
Nrw DxysLofNENTs.-Soms very rich
and important developments have been
made during the past few days in the
vicinity of the California mine, on tho
southern end of Treasure Hill. The
Kuieksrbecker, a claim situated in the
vicinity Of the %Ebsrhardt, has turned
out m very good ore, resembling both
Ia, appearance and the assayer's figures
the ore from the famed EberhardL.
Work, we understand, has recently been
resumed upon the Knickcrbocker, and
great anxiety is manifested in its pro.
gress. In the California, considerable
quantities of ruby silver are reported TO
have been met With, and other claims
in the vicinity are looking well.
PAT HoLLANp.-Ths numerous friends
of Pat Holland, who is known to e'ery-
body in Nevada and California, will be
| pleased to learn that the BlaiSdell
Troupe has rendered him q compliment
tary benefit, to be given ut the Theatre
Comique, on Friday evening next. Pat
has been confined to a sick bed for some
time, and his legion Of friends will be
glad of an opportunity to contribute a
trihs to his relief, aud ut the same time
receive the full value Of their money. A
host of volunteers will appear on the oc-
casion, and a rare bill will be presented.
BE STORIES ON THE RoAD.-A gentle.
man who arrived from Elko yesterday,
By Walkers line, informs Us that he
met several men vending their way back
to the "whits settlements" and that
they gave White Pine q terrible name.
One man informed him that when he ar
rived here he would find men sitting in
chairG about the bnr-room stoves, lean
ing against zach other-being too weak,
from starvation, to sit up aloue That
man would lose money il he should hire
out to lie by the day-hc could do SO
much better by the piece.
SnoorINs.-A fstieuff took place in
the rear Of o building fronting on Main
street, Hamilton, on Sunday evening,
which terminated in an exchange Of
shots and the arrest Of the parties. Tho
parties to the ARRAY were John Wood
ward and John Gray, alias Slim Jim,'
the latter OF whom received a shot
through the flsshy part of the left arm
iuficting a painful though not danger
Gus wound. The shooters were arrested
by officers Mcintyre and O'Koefe, and
will appear for trial before Justice At
wood on Friday next.
Jupan BEArrY's DEcrsroS.-It was ru.
mored day before yesterday that Judge
Beatty, in q decision upon n motion for
a change Of venue from Lander to White
Pine County, had decided against the
eonstitutionality Of the law creating the
new county. We learn, however, that
the decision was to the effect that, there
being no such county Ms White Pine
until the lst Of April, the Court could
not grant n change Of venue until that
date.
JUMPED A LoDoISG HoUsg.-Yester-
day afternoon, q young man whom the
storm had affected rather peculiarly,
observing an u%noccupisd tent in which
there was plenty of bedding, concluded
TO locate it, and accordingly turned in
and won't to sleep. When the owners
returned one Of them began putting the
young mans boots upon his feet pre-
paratory to turning him out, when the
jumper drew u pistol, aud had II " head
put on him " for his trouble.
SuosHoEx DIsrRIoT.-A letter from
E. J. Hotchkiss speaks in tho highest
terms Of Shoshone District, which is
situated rs miles east Of Patterson.
Tho writer says it is the best camp be
has visited in the silver regions OF
Nevada, aud that the richness of the
mines there can be compared to no
other place than White Pine.
THEATRE CoMIoUE.-Blaisdell's troupe
attract large audieucsa to this comfort
able place Of amusement zach evening,
and are giving entire satisfaction.
Some additional and first class talent
is now under engagement, and will
shortly appear. This evening an en-
tirely new, large and attractive bill
will be presented, and all who attend
will got the worth Of their money IN
rational amusement.
SNELrISa WoRKs.-The San Fran
cisco Smelling Company will shortly
commence the erection Of extensive
smelling works at the fourishing littlo
town of Swansea, a short distance
above Shermantown. These works will
prove Invaluable in reducing ores from
the Base Metal Range.
FiGur.-A discussion with 6sts took
place on Main street, Hamilton, yes
terday. Soon sfterward Que mar
Gifted " another under tho car, md
planted him in the mud. The second
affair, however, WAS amicably settled,
rs the blow was duslt to the wrong
man through mistake.
AFFEcTIoSArE.-A lady attracted con-
siderable attention and not II few re-
marks, in front OF, one Of the stage
Offices, night before last, by the dem.
onstrativeness Of her Affections toward
u gentleman probably her husbnnd)
who met her at the coach on ia ar
rival.
". s. AND L. BOARD Heretofore
the White Pine Stock and Exchange
Board, at Treasure City, has held ses-
sions but twice q ue~sk-Tuesday aud
Friday evenings-but we understand
that on and after the 9th pro1imo the
Board will hold regular daily sessions.
0Un CoAL.-Chnn Reticker, who is
largely interested in the coal he'd dis.
envanaH latatw a,.k Of U,miltnn