Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-05

silver, 93,9Sa pieces dncludcs nne
and impaired bars), value ......... <T9,oi6 OF
Total value OF bullion worked. $5O5,Oie OF
Yours truly,
GEO. G.. LYON, Clerk.
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HANpeoME.-As the train Of cars
from Virginia City rolled into Gold
Hill yesterday morning, at 8 O'Clock,
to take our people to Carson City to
celebrate the glorious Fourth, We were
pleased to see how beautiful the loco
motive "NEvADA" was decorated for
the occasion of our National Holiday.
On the front Of the locomotive was a
large and handsomely framed portrait
of Washington, triumphantly entering
the city of New York in 1873, wreathed
In flowers and eveagreens, and sur
rounded by beautiful little American
flags. The balance Of the locomotive
and cab were also handsomely arrayed
I'm flags, evergreens, ETC., all OF which
certainly reflected credit upon the po-
lite and gentlemanly engineer, Mr.. p.
Campbell, and the genial and honest
Harry Shrieves, Esq, the conductor OF
the train. (The more We see oil the en-
.gineers, conductors, and officers on this
road, the more we feel convinced that
better or more efficient men can hardly
be found on any railroad In the United
States. Some Of them are picked men
from the great Central Pacific Kali
road. Long may they wave.l
SUPREME Court, CARsoN.-The Su-
preme Court met on Monday last, and
Get the following cases, after which 1t
adjourned till 10 o'clock, A. N. to-day:
Ex parte ]. P. Martin, July 5th; Ha-
mer vs.. Kane, July 9Th; Young vs..
-ffall. .Iply 9Th State VS.. G. z. X. Il.
Co. Juiy 9Th; State ex rel. Nelson
Stoutmeycr "a. Jas. Duffy ct al, July
7th Clarke and Wells vs.. Lyon coun-
ty, July sth; Bowker vs.. Goodwin lar
gument by r. s. Mesickl July sth;
ten DAYS allowed w. Webster to file
brief for appellant State OK rel. VIM.
THOMSON VS.. Board County Commis-
rtoners of Washoe county, July 9Th ;
maf.er of the estate Of II. SticSnoth,
'Iniv sis: Wood s. Kenyon vs.. Z. +.
Oinev at al.. July 10th; 8. j. Cooper
y. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
mi briefs to be filed BY sept: lst;
Pratt vs.. Bice ct al, July ethi over
Co. vs.. American Co., appellants
10 fle brief by Sept. LIST, and respond
emit allowed seven days after service 10
answer; Taylor vs.. Bousfield, appear
dismissed.
MILL BuRSEp.-A dispatch received
by John McCone, Esq, Silver City, at
zseou to-day, from Hamilton, White
Pine, saws: "Your mill was burned
last evening. Believed to be the work
of an incendiary." No further par
.ticulars were given. 1t was a ten
stamp mill, built two or three years
MOO. az a cost of $s5, 0O0. Mr.. McCone
.;nforms us that he had no insurance
.nnon IL. and had partly arranged to
sell IL to the Hidden treasure Som-
pany on Treasure Hill. The MIL was
located In the outskirts OF Hamilton,
was complete In every respect, n one
e the hest mills Of its size In the state.
McCone was intending to 60 out
1T. % attend to his property, ana
tnere "a been there now n he not
Sou'G aae 1 by other business. lie
sustains q serio,." ~
G.ovnrRs.-rhe Reno State Journal
because all tie prizes in the
G SS Hin lottery were not draw. avn,
.hsr. We are authorized 70 Say saso
NJ least forty prizes-the one ios onis
annns themLwere drawn by feopie
IN that place or nelgh6ornooo, am
ipg to at least $500. Furtnelt,V So"
that Reno did not invest more .na
abou. $500. People who y iolte,y
tickets should not growl II they aae
NOT among the winners. we hao -
,Ickets in the Gold Hill Lottery, anu
didn't win A cent, but that Is no reason
for us to growl.
Oru,R.-The new shaft Of this mine
Is to-day $50 feet deep, or loo iee'
below its former bottom at the time
deeper sinking was resumed; Inc .oGS
;S bard. hut blasts we'll, and II little
watcr IA encountered therefore tne
yyork n-ropresses at a fast and satlslac.
,orv rate Il Is expected, from presen'
progress, that the 600 feet deeper; ,U ~
The former bottom spoken OF, VIII W
completed about six weeks sooner ina
at first calculated upon: a new s =.
ton and drift for the ledge VIII W
opened at each 200 feet.
Foor RACE THIS EyESINe.-The 100
race. Of which we made mention a day
or two since, to take place between
Scott of Virginia and johnson OF Colo
Hill, for 800 q side. distance ~,
wards, takes place at half-past . ocioci
This evening, at Virginia. The piac'
selected Is on c street. the starting
poInt being opposite Weeks, Fargo .
Co.'S. They will run north 70 aoou
the international Hotel. Ben LacIe!
and Joe Stewart are the appointed
Judges. Clear the track.
SIERRA NEvADA.-John Lambert
ESQ. the new Superintendent OF tn
sierr. Nevada mine. has fully entere'
mon his duties, and Is oyerhaullnI
tS;nos generally. Mr.. Lambert Is on
oY tbe Oldest and most experienced gu
Usrintendents on the ComstocS, an
Pls;,hsi an honest and reliable gentle
man In whatever position he may D.
placed. ~,
QUARTERLY BULLION REroRr.arh
shipment of bullion from the ounce g
wells. Fargo & Co., In this city, io
.bs quarter ending June SOth: amount q,
ed to 1905 bars, worth $s,26o;4iGo az, 2,
Tho shipment for April was : i an
043 81; for May. $l.a4s''e' ~
for June, sl,o7s,6sa 50.
LEG BRoxxS.-Mrs. Swartz, residin
a. Genoa, accidentally got her le
broken below the knee on Msnday la
BY By f. %a,!nS, NOM ns.S Sna1i Windows TS