Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13
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From the White Pine News, May Ill

INJUNCTION "BUsrED."-A few days
ago an individual, originally from the
classic regions of "Pike," jumped the
claim of a burly Teuton down on Po-
COMP Flat. Arguments having been
exhausted, our German friend started
for town, swearing thar he would serve
the Piker emit" AN injunction.
Not knowing the modus opcrandi Of the
process, however, he procured the ser
vices of q surveyor, and With him re-
turned to the disputed territory"
The surveyor, Of course, was willing to
make q " piece" and accordingly COM
menccd at once to define the boundaries
Of the premises. Pike vas an inter-
ested but quiet observer Of al! that was
transporting. Alter a time the surveyor
and Hans both got dry and repaired to
n neighboring saloon to irrigate,
leaving behind them the instruments
used in the survey. Hero was a chance,
thought Pike, to summarily stop all
proceedings, and he was not slow to
improve it. SEEKING Il shovel he dealt
the theodolite few well directed blows,
smashing it into atoms, and turning to a
party of spectators, with u conscious
air OF triumph said, "Boys, let's all go
and take a drink I've busted h.-ll out
of that injunction" We are indebted
to Bob Rowland and John Monahan,
both eye witnesses OF the ludicrous
scene, and both Of whom, it is safe to
presume, smiled T" with Pike over his
success, for this item.
GETTING HIS HAND lX.-Charley De
Long, in view Of his appointment as
Minister to Japan, appears to be famil.
iarizing himself with the names Of the
people among whom he is to represent
the United States, vide the tito of a
lawsuit drawn up by him Yesterday /:
South Aurora Silver Mining Company
against White Pine Mutual Mining aud
Milling Company, Little John Mining
Company, John Roe, Richard Roe, Sam
| uel Fen, Richard Den, Foo Chow, Wah
| Ho, Sam Sin, All Gin and Gen. Winn."
ANOTHER SrmxE.-We hear Of n rich
strike about 80 miles northeast Of this
city. Ore was exhibited IN the street
yesterday, said to be worth $4,000 per
| ton, from the new district. We could
hear no particulars, for tho reason prin-
cipally that the parties making the dis
covery were anxious to keep it dark.
We have faith in the reported new dis
covery, and as soo MS we get possession
of the facts will lay them before our
readers.
RgGIsrER.-0ur register agents give
notice that they are now ready and will
register all who are entitled to vote at
the coming municipal election. Register
early if you want to vote often.
BxKr.-This indispensable article Of
diet is now worth 80 cents per pound in
our markets. Several droves of cattle
are en- route hitler, which will probably
reduce the rate.
AyornER MILL NEARLY READY.-One
Of the mills Of the Union Mill and Min
ing Company, erected two miles below
Hamilton, is now nearly completed, and
will start up about the LIST proximo.
DEER.-Two fue deer were yesterday
seen over on the Base Range by II gem
| tleman Of this city. He didn't get close
enough, however, to distinguish the
color Of their narratives.
BULLION SnIrPED.-Therc were four
bars of bullion, valued Mt 5000 %,
shipped from Shermantown, through
the Pacific Union Express, on the 9th
instant.
ORE TO NxwARE.-Teams arrived here
yesterday for the purpose Of loading
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the Newark mill, IS miles distant.