Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures.

Mrs Huntley Miss Dolern Z W Jones
81 Jones Tucker Dan Tucker
u Smith : lady Ms More wv Williams
" Fair
sY WILLS. FARGO . cos LINE.
in Mustard Arthur BurtonMr Lipman
Miss Campbell. Mrs Campbell W 8 Hobart
Mrs Mary Crane Horace Smith Mr. Robbins
TT Feels Robt r Evans C Powling
W Ghsssm John Hipck Pat Hogan
II wertheimer Jno n Kelly D MMilan
John Ginig
KEARsARaE.-D. p. Pierce, Superin-
tendent Of the Kearsarge mill. came
up from that famous deposit Of mineral
wealth last Saturday, bringing aboue
$50 pounds of bullion for Bousiield i
Co., assayers, Virginia, to make into
bricks. This bullion is Of superior
quality, containing q much less per-
centage Of lead than that heretofore
produced from the mine. He meets
with excellent success in working the
ore, and also In filming the bullion
that Is to say, separating the lead,
which Il its only base metal, from it.
Pierce thinks this lot Of bullion will
prove to be nearly or quite 500 fine.
The deeper this valuable mine is
worked the richer and purer Is the ore
found to be. The winter has not been
very severe as yet In Independ-
ence valley, but owing to the great
elevation Of the Kearsarge mine above
Il, the snow has been rs much as five
feet deep there this season, and two
feet at the mill. When Pierce left,
the quantity of snow there was about
the same rs here. . He has 4 very high
opinion Of the kearsarge mine, as we'll
as the mineral developments through
out that section. About ten or twelve
miles below Independence, on the
river, an English company, with a
capital Of 100000, are opening and
developing a mine called the Eclipse,
which they have recently purchased,
and which promises to prove one OF the
most valuable mines in the country.
A QUEER fellow, who did not like to
be disturbed, was asked by his wife to
read the news. He proceeded thus to
do so: LAST night, yesterday MORN
ing. about three o'clock in the after
noon, a small boy bought a penny Gus
tard for three cents, and, falling
through a brick wall. nine feet thick,
fell into n dry mill-pond and was
drowned. About forty years after that,
on the same day, an old Tom cat had
nine hen turkeys. n high wind played
yankee Doodle" on the frying pan,
and knocked downt the old Dutch churn,
disturbing a deaf and dumb man who
was talking French to his aunt Sam
uel." ~ don't believe It's there"
said the wife. "Come and see," said
the husband. and trlunphantly pointed
her to q paragraph, reading: For
the best wines, whiskeys. ales, porters,
brandies and cigars in Carson City, go
to Mart Reese's Magnolia Saloon, n
few doors below the Ormsby House.
NOT RoBBERY.-In u item of Sat-
urday, mentioning that John Derrick
son and John Stout were pardoned out
of the Stats Prison, we stated that they
were sent from Storey county for eigh-
teen months on a charge of assault
with attempt to rob. This was a slight
mistake OIL our part, which we cheer
fully correct. Derrickson showed US
the documents In the case this morn
ing, and the charge was ian assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
do bodily injury" Aman nc Virginia
owed Derrickson some money, which
he refused to pay, so Derrickson tried
to get even by striking him over the
head with a bottle. Stout was Der
rickson's friend, and was arrested as
Nh equal participant in the assault.
As we before stated, owing to extenu-
ating circumstances, influential friends
petitioned for a pardon, resulting In
their restoration to the rights Of citi-
zenship.
GXRSErr.-The jury at the Coroner's
inquest held In Carson on the body OF
Garnett returned a verdict to the fol-
lowing effect: 1--WE find that de-
ceased's name was James Garnett, 4
native Of England, aged 40 years that
he came to his death OH the Sth day OF
December, 1870. from the effect of a
pistol or gun-shot wound received ut
the hands Of some Of the guards or
officers Of the State Prison. while re-
Polling an attack made on them by 4
body Of State prisoners deceased
among the number(. for the purpose Of
making their escape from said prison /;
and We further find that the guards
and officers were fully justified in their
acts In the premises"
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A very are
opportunity for purchasing a first-rate
city residence Is offered in our adver-
Using columns to-day. 1t Is centrally
and eligibly situated, near. the corner
Of F and Taylor streets, Virginia, is
finished In excellent style throughout,
comfortable and commodious fora good
family residence, being The same now
owned and occupied by +. Hitler, NJ.
D. The lot is IS by 100 feet. with sta
bles and carriage-houSe at the rear,
trees, adornments, and all the conven-
fences Of a well-arranged home.
STILL HoFEFUL.-Old Pinschower
don't give It up yet. He just knows
that II that Phoebe survey had been
run right, his election as Sheriff OF this
county would have been secured. The
idea Of their stopping the thing only
TWENTY-FIVE miles this side Of the State
line won't do him. He proposes con-
testing the election until that survey Is
completed to the base of Mount Da-
wilson.
OK TKIAI.-The robbers Of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, on the Central
Raclfc Railroad at Verdi, were placed
on trial In the District Court at Washoe
City to-day. ). w. Coffroth, Esq, OF
Sacramento, appeared as assistant pros
ecuting attorney. .E.
LIKE "QuAxER Guns Artificial
teeth are Of little use and easily de-
tscted. Take care Of the real ones
All you need Is fragrant Sozodont.
Use it daily, and your teeth will be