Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-23
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FBSSers Rw Nichols Ed Coleman
wmfOuns Mrs Smith
NlISISG IrEMs.-'rhe Buckeye mine.
near Silver City, is under improved
management, being put into tirst-rate
working shape, and is already yielding
handsomely. 1t is essentially a gold
mine, containing but little silver. The
water is being pumped out Of the lower
levels, and the present daily yield Of
the mine Is about 40 tons of ore, which
IL being reduced ut the Franklin mill.
The Buckeye is justly creating quite a
ilutter In the stock market at the pres
ent time, and Is among the best OF our
"outside mines. The sinking Of the
Gould & Curry shaft deeper is progress
Ing we'll, and the indications met with
are said to be very encouraging. The
last assessment Of SIS per share became
delinquent last Monday, aud was added
10 the price Of the stock, which sus-
tanned a still further increase, based,
however, upon sanguine and not un-
reasonable anticipations of ore devel-
opments very likely to be met with in
the sinking of this shaft. Very little
ore il produced from the upper levels
or any part Of the mine ut present.
During the past week 500 tons ore was
extracted from the Hale Il Norcross
mine quantity on the dump. 1900
tons. Eighteen hundred and twenty
one tons ore was taken from the Chol-
lar-Potosi mine, assaying $5l IS per
ton. During the same week $50 tons
ore was taken from the Sierra Nevada
mine. The present decided advance In
Belcher Is based upon the demonstrated
fact that the Crown Point ore extends
into that mine. An arrangement will
probably be made to work the Belcher
through the Crown Point.
GoNH TOO FAR 0UT.-Qulte a cry
come, from White Pine at the present
time, complaining of the great scarcity
Of laborers Of every kind there, and
calling for miners, teamsters, me
chanicS, etc., to come there and get all
the work they want at good wages.
During the last year hundreds upon
hundreds of men in search of remun-
erative work have gone from Nir-
ginia, Gold Hill and other parts OF
this section to Phoebe, Salt Lake and
other localities ont in that vicinity,
and now from Phoebe and Salt Lake
comes the cry that there are more
people there than can find employ
inent. that hundreds upon hundreds
are wandering about with nothing to
do and no ADEQUATE means OF support.
Now It strikes us that the boys went n
little too far out, and they had better
take the back track rs far as White
Pine.
CARSON IrEMs.-Wc extract the fol-
owing from the Register of this morn
ing: H. NJ. Yerington, Superintend-
ent, informs us that the work on the
road from Reno to this town will be
commenced this week. The men have
been hired, the ties contracted for, and
the construction of the road will be
pushed forward with the energy pecu-
liar to the corporation. Unfortunately
for Carson, work will be commenced
az the other end first, although 1t is
hoped the company will conclude to
work from both termini, and so help
us In our time Of need. 80. EX-Lienten-
ant Governor Slingerland informs us
that he has In his charge a howitzer,
obtained by the Committee for salute
firing on the Fourth. The gun, \ brass
one, was originally turned over by the
Government to the Silver City Guard,
and was brought from Harper's Ferry.
CROSSING RErAIRED.-The rails ut
the Main street crossing Of the Vir-
ginia aud Truckee Railroad depot had
got so badly out by the numer-
Gus heavy teams passing and grinding
over them, that yesterday they had to
be renewed, and the crossing thor
oughly repaired and put in complete
order.
ST. JoHN's DAY.-To-morrow occurs
this noted festival day Of the Masonic
fraternity. but there will be no special
observance Of it In this vicinity by the
fraternity. The Masons Of Reno, how
ever, are going on an excursion 10
Bonner Lake, and many brethren from
Gold Hill and Virginia will assist them.
GOLD HILL LoTTERy.-This best and
most eligible of all the lotteries now
before the public, and better yet, n
home lottery, will positively be drawn
next Tuesday without further delay or
postponement. Secure tickets before
they are all gone. Read advertise
ment In another column.
HAMBURG CHor HoUsE.-When you
are up to Virginia and want a good
square meal, done up In the best and
most approved style, embracing all
the good things of the season, call AT
the we'll known Hamburg Chop House,
Tommy Hebron, proprietor. Read
his advertisement.
MuNPY.-We notice numerous peo-
pie up at Virginia are afflicted with
that ugly disease called the mumps,
About every tenth man you meet ha;
his jaws tied up and looks rs II he hat
an egg inside his cheek which he was
afraid Of breaking.
GONE EAsr.-E. Strother, popularity
known as one of the oldest residents
Of this section, and a former member
Of the Nevada Legislature, elected
from American Flat, left on n few
weeks visit to relatives and friends In
the East last evening.