Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures.

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OUR MINING REPoRT.-Owing to in
creased editorial duties claiming our
undivided attention during the pres
emit week, we were unable to visit the
mines as usual, consequently cannot
give our regular weekly mining sum-
mary to-day, but will have to defer
it until next Saturday. Nothing par
ticularly new or sensational in the way
of rich ore deposits has been developed
in any Of the mines since u last Sat
urday's report, except perhaps in the
good streak Of ore found at the north
line Of the Savage, ut the ID street
level, in the North Potosi section.
This Is turning out splendidly, and
bids fair to be n development Of great
importance as we'll as considerable eN-
tent. Rumors of a rich strike IN the
Ophir, at the lowest level, north drift,
have been prevalent during the last
day or two, and the old stock job.
bling dodge was again resorted to. OF
shutting the men down in the mine
night before last. The erich strike"
however. proves to be a humbug, and
a glance at prices in our regular stock
report to-day confirms 1t. The stock
market has been quiet, and closes just
that way. Some degree Of animation
and advance is shown, however, in the
Hale Il Norcross and the Chollar-Po-
tosi, based upon the anticipated reg
ular monthly dividends which will be
declared In about 4 week. The
Alta says: "The stock market contin-
ues its depressed aspect, and there is
less apparent disposition on the part
of the public to operate. The strictly
commission business Of the Board has
become very small, under the continued
assessments levied without very salts
factory results. Nevertheless, should
there turn up any improvement in the
prospects Of the Washoe mines, great
activity would ensue."
PRETTY COOP HUNTING. - Harris,
the we'll known assayer, has just re-
ceiyed a letter from his son Ed, dated
Lake Tahoe, September Odd, from
which we are permitted to make the
following extract Of decided interest
to all true sportsmen: IL have just
returned from n weeks hunt out in the
mountains about 80 miles from here.
There we're five of us-Ernest, John,
the two Housackers and myself. 1t
was a splendid place for hunting. and
game plenty-any amount of quail and
grouse. Deer were also very plentiful,
rs we killed thirteen Of them, besides
four bears. We also found two trees
Of wild honey. One tree had 40
pounds In it. | killed n bear my
self with my gum. l walked up to
within thirty or forty feet of him and
shot the top of his skull off with a wire
cartridge / also killed 4 very fine
buck. 1 would like very much to see
s.. and would take him to the place
where we killed all u game. Game
is not so very plenty here at the lake,
now, although | always kill half n
dozen o and from two to three
dozen quail whenever l so OUT
CAUGHT At LAsr.-Through the un-
ceasing vigilance Of I'LL wide-awaSe
Gold Hill officers, Harkin and New
house, two men considered to be the
very ones who robbed Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane, at their residence OH Carson
river, last Monday night. were de-
tected here in town and followed to
Virginia, where, with the assistance
OF some Of the police Of that city, they
were arrested and are now in jail.
The evidence against them Is said to
be very strong. Mr.. Crane came up
through Gold Hill to-day, IN company
with officer McFadden, of Dayton, on
their way to Virginia to see these men.
Mr.. Crane identities them rs the fell
lows who committed the robbery.
There Is other evidence which we will
not mention at present. They Will
have an examination in Silver City OH
Monday next.
Rev. W. C. GRAY has been ap-
pointed to act as Pastor Of the NJ. +.
Church, in Gold Hill, for the ensuing
conference year. Mr.. Gray will preach
in the church.every Sunday evening at
half-past seven O'Clock. All IN cor
daily invited to attend.
LUMBER FRoM CARsoS.-A large
amount of lumber is being shipped
from Carson to Virginia and Gold
Hill by the railroad. Over 100, 900
feet have passed over the road during
the past three days.
MONUMENTAL, No. Ga special
meeting of Monumental Engine Com
pany, No. 6, Virginia, will be held
this evening at half past Z o'clock. A
full and prompt attendance is desired.
HAVE YoUA CoLp?-Goto Brodek's,
No. 81 c street, Virginia, and get \
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only N dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tn
GoyERSoR BLAspEI. and family, who
have been on a visit to the eastern part
of the State, returned to Carson yester-
day morning.
The judicial Convention for this
District, comprising Ormsby, Douglas
and Washoe counties, will be held In
Carson.
JUDGE R1srsa returned from Elko
Yesterday, and the District Court Will
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