Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30


of Virginia and Gold Hill, and that OF
San Francisco was calculated to be
twelve minutes and f~ifty-eight seconds,
but recent and more exact observations
reduce this difference in time to eleven
minutes and three seconds. BY a new
arrangement inaugurated with the In
coming Of the new year, the true San
Francisco time Is now t~elegraphed to
all the stations Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company every Monday
exactly ut IL o'clock NJ. The Enter
prise Of this morning says: We hap
pened in at tho office In this city yes
terday Just as "Graphy," the we'll
known Superintendent, was preparing
10 take the time. About half a minute
before u o'clock in San Francisco he
land those in all the offices on the Pa
citic coastl we're told to look out. At
length .'click" went the instrument
and the thing vas done. lnstantlyth the
Office clock and the watches OF b sew
eral gentlemen present, were set az
exactly 1911, the true time here. Mr.
NJ. friedrich, the 3eweler, was present
TO get the time for his fine chronome-
ter, and will hereafter keep the exact
time as telegraphed from San Fran
cisco, with the variation proper for
this place Of eleven minutes and three
seconds.
MINING At AMERICAN FIAT.-The
Enterprise says: The Globe Company,
near American Flat, now have their
mine In shape, and are taking out pay
ing ore, which Is being crushed ut the
Pappoose mill, Lower Gold Hill.
They have an abundance OF ore That
will mill from $50 to $25. By care
fully asserting their ores they might
raise the average yield to nearly twice
these figures. The Arizona Company,
Just north Of tho Globe, are also about
ready to begin taking out ore. They
have cleaned out their old tunnel and
drifts, and are raising shafts into their
ground. These mines were opened In
the early days by men of small means,
and the prices charged for the reduc-
tlon of ores being very high, they were
abandoned and the works allowed to
fall into decay. The present redivivus
of these mines will doubtless prove
lasting.
DISTRICT CoURr-RIsrNa, JUpaE.-
The following business was yesterday
transacted In this Court: August En-
glehardt VS.. Parke &c Bowie ordered
that portions Of plaintiffs complaint
be stricken out for irrelevancy and re-
dundancy. William Penn Console
dated Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany VS.. G.. w. Cook OF ais; order
given for surveyors to be allowed to
enter the mine for purpose OF making
surveys. Annie Wylie vs.. Jas. Walsh;
trial by jury and verdict for plaintiu;
William Penn Consolidated Gold ana
Silver Mining Company vs.. u. w;
Cook; plaintiffs motion for extenc-
ing time for filing additional bond on
injunction overruled.
ROLLER SKArINd.-This afternoon
and evening, and hereafter every Tues
day and Saturday afternoon and c
ing, there will be roller skating at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. Wm.
lily Doane, ut the request Of many
patrons, has changed the Friday skat-
ing parties to Saturday. The numerous
lovers Of this pleasing and health.
giving exercise or amusement Will
please take particular notice. Tho
Hall floor IL In splendid order, and
ladies and gentlemen glide over 1t on
the magic rollers with the greatest OF
ease.
MAcmNERy.-The preliminary En-
gines and hosting machinery for the
four air shafts Of the Sutro Tunnel,
have arrived and will shortly be put
in working position. Tho various fix
lures, lathes and other arrangements
for q first-class machine shop are being
brought in. This shop will DO built
ut the mouth Of the tunnel, and Is to be
complete In every respect, prepared to
do any aud all work desired In that
line by the Sutro Tunnel Company.
Morn STATE PMsoNERs.-Deputy
Sheriff Triplets and p. b. McCourt OF
Lander county, arrived at Carson
from Austin on Sunday with two State
nrisoners-Robert Hamilton, sent up
Tor six years for grand larceny, aud
Daniel G~lassett, sent for three years
for assault to commit murder.
Crown Po1Nr AND BELcnER Bull
1Ios.-we yesterday observed on thu
counter Of the Bank Of California a 10
of nineteen bricks Of bullion FROM Lne
Belcher and Crown Point mines. Inc
weight of the lot was LISA pounus'An anu
the value $4,000.
SUPREME CoURT DEcIsIoN.-ustice
Whitman, Chief Justice Lewis concur
ring, yesterday filed an opinion In the
case Of McCausland vs.. LAMB, the
Judgment and decree Of the Court De-
low being affirmed.
GRAND JuRY.-The Grand Jury Of
Storey county will meet at 2 o'clockr