Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-23

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The principal supply Is still from the
east gravel deposit, which holds out cS'
ceedingly well and bids fair to do SC
for a long time to come.
KENTUCK.
About the same as ut Il last report.
The daily yield still shows n falling
of, and no new ore bodies are diScov-
cred.
SAVAGE.
Nothing particularly new or encour-
aging developed since Il last report.
FIRE DAMP ExPLosroN.-Yesterday
3 connection was made by means Of a
drift from the i00-foot level of the
lower Savage mine, to the old upper
workings. When the face Of the drift
! first broke through into the old mine,
| there was quito an explosion, from a
! quantity of fire damp taking fire rs ii
issued forth from the aperture. It did
not last long, however. and FORUM
ately no harm was done. Fire damp
is seldom heard Of in these mines, and
in this instance it had doubtless been
accommodating foryears in that confined
space, created from decaying timbers,
etc.
Observation-Disclosures authority
told us yesterday that l. l.. Requs was
appointed Superintendent Of the Say
age in place of Charles Bonner, re-
signed. Reliable authority, backed
up by the personal assurance Of Mr.
Requa himself tells us that this was
all 4 mistake. The change Of the
Superintendency Of the Gould s. Curry
was what got ideas mixed and induced
the blunder. We freely apologize for
the no harm done.
MISSING MAN.-Charles Holmes, ell
gineer at the Overman mine, came
from his work OH Thursday morning
last, at 6 o'clock, Us usual, being on
the night shift, went to his cabin, OH
Main street next to Dolman's nay
yard, left his dinner pail, changed his
clothes, and has not been seen or heard
Of since.
PIGEoN SHooTTNa.-At Virginia a
grand shooting match takes place this
afternoon on the shooting ground near
the gas works. The match Is between
members Of the Nevada Sporting Club.
Plenty Of pigeons were secured. Some
Of the finest shots among the members
Of the Club entered for the contest.
BILLIARD ArcH.-The billiard game
at the washoe Exchange Billiard Sa-
loon, Virginia, last night, between
George c. Currie and William II. Rob
inson, for the champion cue Of Nevada,
was won by Robinson, beating Currie
500 points. Robinson's average was
%; Currie's, Il.
WM. MoYLE.-Dr. Bronson, attend
ing physician, arrived from Carson at
noon to-day, and we are pleased to
learn from him that Mr.. Moyle's con-
dition this morning was considerably
improved and his prospects for speedy
recovery good.
The REGISTRY LIsTs.-A printed
list Of the legal voters Of the First and
Second Wards in Gold Hill will be
distributed by the Town Marshal on
Monday morning. The list will also
appear in the NEWS on Monday.
EASTER FEsT1vAL.-The Easter fes-
tival of st. Johns Sunday School, Gold
Hill, takes place tomorrow evening at
the Church. What q happy time for
the little ones.
SrRAwBERuEs.-Fresh, ripe straw
berries, raised in California, made their
first appearance in the markets at viz
ginia this morning-price six bits a
pound. :
MINSRs' USsoN.-A special meeting
Of the MipSE Union will be hold at
their W. at Virginia, tGmorrow at 2
o'els&P p. NJ.
INSTRUCTIONS chessfully Siven whe-
Their you intend p~kfchasint or not, at
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