Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-28
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The BsIcHER MrNE.-Whoever has
any stock in this mine had better hold
on to It. and not sell at the present
prices ruling the Stock Board. Who
ever does sell, Is making a sacrifice
which will DO regretted within the
next sixty days. We were down In
the mine only n night OF two ago, and
went all over 1t, where 1t Is opened,
and we can assure tho public that, ex-
cent In the Crown Point, no such large
body of rich ore was eve seen ON the
Comstock. Two hundred feet north
and south, by a hight and depth OF at
least three hundred feet, and a width
OF seventy-five feet or more, Is GER
tainly encouraging enough to any rea-
souable person who may have the
stock to hold OH to 1t. But this Is not
all. The drifts to the southwark, and
there are yet eight hundred feet to
explore, are quite as encouraging in
rich ore as any portion Of the mine.
Several days ago, In the southeast
drift, a small "white horse F" OF barren
quartz MAS struck, the extent Of which
was hardly four feet through, which
Indication afforded quite q feast for
the "Bears," and on the head Of which
thew have succeeded In bringing down
the price of the stock about fifty dol
lars per share-Simply to buy 1t up
themselves. But to-day, October 2Sth,
the little Joker ola "white horse" has
nearly all disappeared-and there are
still about eight hundred feet ahead
for drifting on q level line toward the
Segregated Belcher. Less than three
months have elapsed since the first ore
was taken ont Of the 1,lOO-foot Lowell,
and from which almost or quite hall q
million dollars has been extracted, and
n house sixteen feet high, sixty feet
wide, and one hundred and fifty feet
long, would fill up the hole where this
half million was extracted. LOOK
where you will In tho Belcher mine,
where the men are ut work, and you
can see nothing but rich aud valuable
ore. and In such abundance, too, that
IL cannot be raised to tho surface az
fast as the miners pick. blast and show l
it from the face OF the deposits. We
would advise no one who has q share
of Belcher to part with 1t at preseht
Stock Board prices. Hold on to It,
and it will prove a highly profitable
investment. On the first OF November
there will be at least four hundred
thousand dollars in the company''s
treasury, and whether a dividend Is
declared In November or not b div-
idends must come before long, unless
there Is something very rotten III
the State Of Denmark"
Dor HOUSE VoN DER RHINr.-Ihe
box ONCE at Piper's Opera House Will
be open next Monday, when reserved
seats can be secured without extra
charge for the grand opening night OF
the Johnny Allen engagement. Schne..
lar or Dot House Won Der Rhine. Will
he the great attraction, and 1t Will De
mt upon the stage In as good style as
h Can Francisco. Allen Is like En-
met, a great personator OF Angilcized
Dutch characters; in fact, IS salu 70 oe
SUPERIOR to Emnet In that respect;
He Ia a whole show by himself, and
Mis-, Alice Harrison Is famous and un-
surnsssed as a song and dance woman.
They will Be supported BY = first;rate
stock company. aud cannot fail to draw
full houses during their weeks engaSe.
ment. They leave SanFrancisco Sunday
morning, and will arrive at virginia
i'm good season to open at the Opera
House, Tuesday evening. secure
and 20 and see the famous Schneider.
RAILROAD AND STAGES. - onstruc
ton trains are running regularly
through from Reno to Steamboat
Springs, but a. the depot, office, hotel
and other arrangements at that poin'
will not be completed by the first o
November, the connection between
the cars and Woodruff & Ennor'
stage line to Virginia will not DO mad'
until the fifh-a week from to-mor
row.