Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures
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MINING REvIvAL.-The San Fran
cisco Bulletin of Wednesday. COM
menting upon the increased impetus
and confidence so perceptlble at the
present time In all mining operations
throughout this State, and especially
on the great Comstock lode, remakrs as
follows: The recent strikes in the
Crown Point and Belcher mines, be-
tween the 900 and 1900 feet levels
which last Is the greatest depth yet
penetrated In the mines Of the Com
stock lode, have done much to revive
confidence In silver mining operations
In Nevada and In the stability OF Min
ing values and investments. That
lode Is now said to be q true tissure
vein, and the experience gained by
working It will be a valuable guide to
the systematic development Of other
lodes In the same State. Mining never
was so active and prosperous all over
Nevada as at present. The State, We
are told, swarms with ~prospectors,
especially In the mountains in the line
Of country through which the Central
Pacific Railroad passes. That that
road will at least treble Its trade year
ly with Nevada for many years to
come, and that our bullion and mer-
camille business with the Silver State
will increase In like ratio, we have no
reason to doubt. Many old mines
arc being relocated. They were rich
but useless In the early days Of Ne
yada but the railroad brought them
out of the wilderness Of distance and
p~rohibitory transportation rates, and
now they can be worked probably.
Nevada will continue to give US in
creased supplies Of her gold and silver,
which we will willingly exchange for
the products Of our fields, the ma
chlnery Of our foundries and the goods
from our manufactures.
CARSON IrEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
Ing: The certificate Of Incorporation
of tho Arctic Gold and Silver Mining
Company was filed day before yester-
day. The incorporates arc Governor
L. r. Bradley, DIR. II. B. Ellis OF Re
no. and A. c. Ellis Of this city. Board
of Trustees for the ensuing term: j..
r. Bradley, A. C. Ellis, H. +. Rice,
r. B. Ellis and NJ. Z. Gardner. Capi-
tai stock, $240, 900, divided into 2,4OO
shares Of 500 each. The Attic mine,
which belongs to this company, Is situ-
ate sixty miles south oil Carson: on
the West Walker river, In Mono
county, California. The ore Is argen-
tiferous galena, Of wondrous richness
In silver, specimens of which may be
seen at the law Office Of A. G. Ellis In
this city. It Is believed that the am
ple supply Of water for all purposes,
fogether with the surrounding mex
haustible forests to supply charcoal,
will enable this company speedily to
give such results as will create an era
In this character Of mining on the
eastern slope.....T The United States
District Court will convene In this city
on Monday next. We understand that
Judge Hiilyer will not cali q Grand
Jury for the forthcoming term.
MORE STATE BoARDERs.-Last Sat
urday there were just fifty convicts
confined In the state frlson' OUT s'iioe
then Burke and Cockereii' two Oh n
escaped convicts, Murray who Killed
Spencer In Gold Hill, and q Mexican
sent from Virginia tor grand larceny
have been added to the number. Yes
terday Sheriff Pegg, Of Washoe coun,
ty, brought to the prisona man named
Thomas Hamilton. convicted IN the
Second judicial District our LOT
Washoe county, OF grand larceny anu
sentenced I imPrisonmens lor. W
years. Pruitt, me coioreG Sohr,c.,
rscaptured AZ osockton, Cai., anu
young Roberta tecaptasea AZ 9. near
back. and Bill Russell, recaptured In
San Francisco. Is expected to arrive
tomorrow. Thus eight oid and new
ooaroSps any Eo1 Leu so,,iiH - .Sa conrss
ernor Denvee o,s y ~ ns inc ers u noe
Oh SGS "e univ ssn Or eleven Of the
mlsea .S c,nv;c,. stii, AZ large.
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ANOTHER CONVICT REcAPTuRED.-
r,,. Carson Reqi,ier of this morning,