Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-29

Of Parke 6 Bowie, tailings mill pro-
prietors in Six-mile canyon. This new
pan Is larger than, and constructed on
somewhat Of a different principle from,
those In common use, being for the
working of tailings exclusively. 1t
will doubtless prove to be n of the
most valuable Of Washoe inventions In
that line. The Enterprise gives the
following correct description Of this
new pan: The Parke pans are seyen
and one half feet In diameter and six
feet deep. Each pan complete weighs
about nine tons. The mullers are cast
upon the disc, which revolves within
the pan. and therefore are not movable,
nor are they straight, as in other pans,
but are of n curved form, and, when
in motion, continually force the pulp
from the centre to the circumference
of the pan, against the ~inclosing rim.
This rim Is provided with cog-like pro-
jections, standing out two or three
inches, and it Is against these that the
contents OF the pan are forced by the
curved mullerS. The currents thus
produced In the pans are also favorable
to amalgamation, and hard Jumps Of
shines, often baked In the sun till Of
more than adobe solidity, are readily
pulverized. The mullers do not touch
the bottom Of the pan; therefore no
grinding IS done, as in the common
pans. The Parke pan holds n charge
Of six tons, and is capable of properly
working six charges every twenty-four
hours.
YE ZErHYR AT GENoA.-The Carson
Register says: "Old Boreas was on the
rampage at Genoa yesterday forenoon,
and scattered things about In a very
disagreeable Three young
ladies, Miss Hnntley and two Misses
James, lost q buggy ride BY the wind
upsetting the vehicle and splitting them
in the sand. Fortunately they sus-
talned but slight injury. The smoke
house Of J.. Il. johnson was blown
down, and hams, lumber and shingles
blockaded the street with sandwiches.
A storeroom belonging to the same
gentleman was unroofed, and for a
time it looked as though johnson
would have to take to the hills and
camp out. Frank Henderson. the
stage driver, came In with 4 dozen
adobes clinging to his eye-lashes and
one projecting from each nostril. lie
swored many n fearful swear"
FATALLY ISJuRED.-Dr. Heath says
that Mrs. Dealy, the old lady Of whom
we made mention in yesterdays NEWS
as having been severely Injured by a
rock rolling down from the Savage
dump the evening before, Is lying In a
critical condition and Is not very like
ly to recover The rock which struck
her on the right hip, knocking. her
down. seems to have caused consider
able injury internally, especially about
the pelvic region. The breaking OF
the ankle was the least severe Injury.
Her advanced age-about so years-is
also unfavorable to her recovery.
SECOND WARD, GOLD HrLL.-At a
meeting of the citizens of the Second
Ward, Gold Hill, held at Lincoln hose
house April 2Sth, for the purpose Of
selecting candidates for two Trustees
to be elected May I'd, George Emmett
and Simon Ogg, receiving the highest
number Of votes cast, were declared
nominated as said candidates. 1t was
also resolved that all citizens voters In
the Second Ward be invited to vote for
this ticket, irrespective Of party.
ELECTION DAY.-Next Monday Is
the appointed day for the grand mu-
nicipal elections of Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia. On that day the town officers
for the ensuing year are to DO chosen,
and it behooves all good citizens duly
qualified as voters to attend the polls
and see that only good, competent and
worthy men are chosen to fill the
various municipal officers, all Of which
are responsible and require responsible
men to fill them.
PUBLIC MEETING To-SIGnr. The
voters Of the First Ward, Gold Hill,
regardless Of party politics, will hold
a meeting this evening, at the Hall OF
Yellow Jacket Hose Company. TO make
nominations Of three candidates for
Town Trustees, to be voted for next
| Monday. As we understand 1t, a ticket
Is to be- made up of good and conpe-
tent men, regardless Of party lines.
Let there be a general TURNOUT OF AK
payers.
INFORMATION WNSTED.-Squire j.
Phillips, of Mason City, West Virginia
wants information Of the Whereabouts
Of John P. Phillips, who Is supposed
to be somewhere In this State. Mrs.
Rebecca Ames writes from ottawa,
Illinois, for information Of her son,
John Ames, generally known as big
Jack, who Is a stage driver by PROBES
sion.
CoMMIssroSEp.-The following com
missions were issued by Gov. Brad
ley yesterday : To Chas. B. Golf, to be
Commissioner of Deeds for the State
of Nevada from and after June 18th,
1871, to reside at Vaudeville, Califor'
mia; to Horace Andrews, to be Com
missioner Of Deeds for the State o!
Nevada, to reside in New York City
WARN BNTHs!- On this Saturday
evening and Sunday warm baths cal
! be obtained at DR.. Meyers bath hous,
in Gold Hill.
BuLLIoS.-The United States Brancl
Mint, at Carson, yesterday receives
, three bags Of bullion, worth abou
45, 100.