Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-02
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From the Unionvillo Silver State, NAY aist. ]
n As the season advances business Is
gradually improving. and the prospects
Of our town are Frightening up. Four
families arrived here last week. with
the intention Of making their home
with US. Several strangers have COM
menced new enterprises, believing that
Unionville presents rs good an open
Ing for business as any town In the
State. The mines now being devel-
oped throughout this portion Of the
country are giving general satisfaction,
and In many instances exceed the high
est hopes Of their owners. The farm
ers are busy upon their ranches, with
high expectations of having large
crops, and our hills and valleys are
speckled with fine cattle. Taking ev-
erythlng into consideration, the pros
poets Of Unionville never looked
brighter; and we hear similar reports
from all parts. If thugs continue to
improve as they have In the last three
months, one year from now will find
Humboldt county one of the liveliest,
II not the best, counties in the State
for all kinds of business. -
In compliance with n late order of
the Board of County Commissioners,
our County Surveyor, David Van Len
nep, proceeded to Battle Mountain,
where he met by appointment the Sur
veyor of Lander county, with whom
he surveyed and marked the county
boundary between Humboldt and Lam
der counties, In accordance with the
instructions Of the Commissioners Of
both counties. As was anticipated.
the result shows that Battle Mountain
Station IA In Lander county by several
miles. The town Of Battle Mountain,
Galena. and the whole mining district
of Battle Mountain are in Humboldt.
Il isslyly whispered among sports
that an Invasion Is to be made on our
peaceful town by gang of hurdles, "
who are expected to arrive in the
course Of a week or so. Visions OF
"old times. Rox," ball all night, lots
of fun, etc., flash before us. We hope
the managers will import a few high
heeled "Jackeys to keep cases "
for the Institution and keep the thing
running. We want none in ours. hav-
Ing snatched the grasshopper off the
sweet potato vine manya time and Oft.
"Oh, / feel, Ifeel, I feel" @
It Is reported that Mossheimer, pro-
prietor Of the Oreana Smelling Works.
has failed, and left for parts unknown.
The particulars Of the affair We have
not vet been able to obtain. A new
company has been organized to man
age The smelling works, and 1t Is ex-
pected that work will soon be COM
menced again. Harry Strout Will
have his furnace In running order In
about two weeks. He Is q man Of
energy, aud means business, and there
is no doubt Of his success.
The trial of Lindsey and Cage, who.
Il will be remembered, were Indicted
for the murder Of man in Winnie
mucca little over a year ago, and
transferred from this county to ElSo
for trial, will commence tomorrow
"wednesday. Gen. Harris, District
ATTORNEY Of Humboldt, will be in at
tendance as assistant counsel on the
part Of the State, and VI. ). Bonnineid
and o. r. Leonard as counsel for the
defense. a
A few days ago man who, from
letters found In his trunk, was sup
posed to be William Caroline, died on
the cars between Winnemucca and
humboldt Station. The body was left
at Wadsworth for Identification.
Governor John G. Fall, who has
been spending the last week In White
Pine, returned yesterday, fully con-
yinced that Humboldt is equal to any
county In the State in a business point
of view. fs.r .H. -..| q.
Judge G. G.. Berry spent last week
In White Pine County, a portion OF
D the time presiding as Judge at Ham,
ilton, by Invitation Of Judge Beatty,
ofthat county.