Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-22

pretty anu 1rtlSLlCdlIy atLTaCIiV0 f10l6n
and In the love scene with Modul
BILLY Robinson) she was particularly
Interesting. This evening the famous
and popular sensational play Of g Ca,
mile" will be given, with Miss Ince
In the title character, and Mr.. Garden
as Armand. For balance of cast, See
distributed programmes. In order t
secure q good seat go early.
MORE COOP ORE.-As several par
ties In Virginia and Gold Hill are iu-
terested in the following good strike
Of ore in Kearsage Dis trict, we copy
the item from the Inyo Independent o
last Saturday, relative to 1t, for thel
Information and benefit Mr.. A. Win
gard, Supe rintendent Of the Silver
Sprous mines, has shown US a quantity
OF ore which is pronounced by compe-
tent, experienced judges to be tho
finest ever produced In this county
which Is saying great deal. 1t ap.
pears to be a singular combination Of
some Of the richest characters Of silver
ore-chloride aud black sulphurets,
while particles ofthe white, native sill
YER are seen, with now and then good
"colors" Of gold. The shaft Is now 81
feet in depth, tho ledge sever and the
| ore five feet in thickness. Its average
value will hardly DO less than $1,000
per ton, and probably more. The walls
are nearly perpendicular, smooth and
perfect, aud the two-foot "gouge' Is
being rapidly crowded OUT by the
"pay," which grows richer from top
to bottom. A short time ago one-half
the Sprout stock was offered at $l2 so
per share; this, however, was with
drawn and $l5 refused. and now S25
would hardly buy it. A quantity OF
tho rock Is to be shipped to San Fran
cisco, when we will DO able to give Its
exact value.
In TowN.-D. P. Pierce, the we'll
known and efficient mill Superintend-
cnt, visited our sanctum at noon to-
day. He was formerly Superintendent
or the Rhode Island and Sunderland
mills, lower Gold Hill, and afterward
ran the Kearsarge mill, working the
ore from that famous mine more sue
cessfully than it ever was before or
has been since. For the last year or
so he has been prospecting, operating
and developing the mines Of Benton,
Blind Springs District, forty-fiye miles
south Of Aurora. He speaks very
highly of the mines of that section,
aud will return In the course Of q
week. He looks as hearty as = Plute,
and as though the feed and facilities
Of Blind Springs District agreed with
him.
SEVERE AND PERHAPS FATAL Acct
DENr.-Day before yesterday Bart Gro
min, one of the workmen employed In
the construction Of the large reservoir
back of the Yellow Jacket works, was
trying to raise a heavy timber a foot
square and about IS feet long, when 1t
accidentally fell over upon him. His
left collar bone and shoulder were
badly broken, and n portion Of one of
his ribs forced In upon his lungs back
Of the shoulder blade. His injuries
were so serious that DIR. Hall, his at
tending physician, thinks no will die.
BELcHER ORE.-We we're shown
some very rich sulphuret and chloride
ore from the Belcher ], 100-foot level
this forenoon. The ore-breasts Of that
level are looking and promising better
than ever before. Three mills are kept
steadily running on ore from this
mine.
CABLE BRoKE.-A cable broke ~ tne
Crown Point works last night while
hoisting a double cage with a a load
of ore and another chr loaded with
tools. Being Of tho effective safety
pattern in use at those works, tho cage
only drapped six inches.
OUTSIDE ORE SrRrKE.-A rich lead
of gold and silver-bearing quartz is
reported to be found in the hills about
southeast Of Dayton, be-
yond Ell Dorado canyon. It assays
very richly, and shows considerable
free gold.
OvERMAN.-The new Oyerman shaft
Il now down to a depth of 235 feet.
The rock, though 1t requires blasting,
works we'll, and Is Of such a nature
that the shaft will stand we'll, and will
give no trouble by the swelling Of Its
Woop.-Any or all pers ons desiring
frewood, in either large or small lots,
DO accommodated on reasonable
terms by consulting Thomas Gala
cher. Read his adve rtisement in an
other column to-day.
DASEY.-The main shaft Is now
lown 467 feet and tho drift for the ledge
1t the 4O0-fooE level Is In 153 feet.
at both points still progresses
we'll.
DUsrY.-The dust was pretty we'll
laid by the recent storm, but the streets
are beginning to get q little dusty
Another storm would not be
amiss.
CAMILLE" To-SIeTr.-Go and see
Miss Annette Ince In the beautiful
sensational play Of Camille" this
evening, at Piper's Opera House.
SUccoR.-This mine Is said to look
IS well as at any time during the
year. The winze In the White shaft
Is now down eighty-six feet.
CHoLLAR YIELD.-The Chollar-Po-
.osi mine yielded 1000 tons of ore last
week, assaying $4a 40 per ton on the
average.
COOP AssAYs.-Tho ore now being
taken from the Crown Point mine as
says $40, 500 and $3.50 per ton.
AssEssMENT.-An assessment OF u
per share was yesterday levied by the
Mining Company.