Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-07

were located In 1861, q shaft was sunk
to the depth OF about 800 feet and a
DRIFT started west. Ore vas developed
of both low and high grade, the best
aSsaying from $3.50 to $500 per ton.
The driit at last cut through a thick
wall Of clay and tapped a heavy body
Of ledge water, which flooded all hands
out Immediately. This put an end to
their prospecting. rs the company.
from lack OF funds, could not we'll pro-
cure the necessary machinery to work
the mine. 1t has changed hands since
then, and recently Las been reincOr-
porated. Tho title Is also perfected,
aud being now fully prepared to pro-
coed substantially and systematically
to develop their mine, the company
offer a limited number Of shares for
sale at q very low rate, In order 10
raise a working fund. This valuable
mining property will be found a safe
aud ~remunerative investment, for pay
ing ore will be taken from 1t Within a
very short time so that all assessments
will be avoided. For further partlcu-
lars read the advertisement. This Is
a thousand times mor lucrative and
sensible investment than buying Wild
cat diamond stock.
ENTuUsED. Tho glowing, fusing,
and confusing heat Of the sun day be.
fore yesterday, worked like a dose Of
yeast powders upon the fervld imagin.
alton OF our youthful friend Sinner, and
i.l-. L. l,.hu. fh.. utftt1finn . 0IIi
Sol put OH his Dolly Warden suit and
went rollicking around ; he penetrated
everywhere even the ladies chambers
we're not considered sacred by him ;
he went In without ceremony and un-
blu,hing rested upon their white bos-
omS, making them so uncomtortably
warm that many Of them illustrated
the saying OF the Immortal bard, "truc
beauty unadorned l. then adorned the
most" 1t melted the butter and
caused the cheese to shed tears, much
to the disgust Of all housewives. In
short. IL made fair women and brave
mel generally feel like Beecher, that
it was id hot" Last night, al
ter dark, a strong wind sprung up, aud
during the night pretty women aud
horrid men were able to sleep soundly
In their ~vlrtuous beds.
NEW CARS ron THE VIRGINIA AND
TRucKcE RAILROAD. The Truckee
Republican of Tuesday gives the fol-
lowing item Of interest to US of this
section : Two baggage and two pas.
scnger cars for the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad passed through here
on Monday. They were built in San
Francisco by the kimball Manufacture
Ing Company, In charge Of 5. Atkln-
sou, the master car builder. Atkinson
is the man who constructed the famous
kimball palace car, which was de-
stroyed at the Chicago fire. The pas
senger cars for the Virginia and
Truckee road are beautifully furnished
! OIL the inside with q combination OF
California laurel, redwood and maple.
These woods were 70 highly polished
that they reflected objects with all the
perfection OF mirrors. The finish OF
these cars Is fully equal II not better
than that Of any Of the cars Of Eastern
make, aud very naturally Calitornians
feel proud Of them.
DEAp.-Willlam Mcintosh, unlycr-
sally known throughout this section as
Billy Mcintosh, died at Virginia yes
,erdLy, Of congestion OF the brain. He
WAS about 40 years Of age and among
the early residents Of that city. For
me:ly he was n very prominent men,
Der OF the Fire Department, and has
always been connected with 1t. being
at one time Foreman Of Washoe En-
CINE Company, No. 4. and holding
other offices Ia the Department occa-
siomally. Billy was also q saloon
keeper ut various times, understood
the science of pugiliIm, and bis lively.
genial deposition aud general regard
for his friends rendered him we'll known
to everybody. Thus, n after the
other the old boys step out.
OrFIcERs ELEcrEp.-At 3 regular
meeting of Young America Engine
Company No. 2, Virginia, held night
before last. the following gentlemen
we're duly elected officers Of the COM
pany for the ensuing term Charles
Goodwin, Foreman; NJ. D.. Haskir,
Second Assistant ; Joe Joseph, Record
ing Secretary ; Geo. II. Berry, Finan-
cial Secretary E. Flnck, Treasurer;
rhos. Clolworthy. First Engineer /:
e. G.. Fogg, First Assistant Engineer;
W. Il. Heddrington, Second Assistant
Engineer. Trustees-John sMallon, d.
| Stearrs, J. Young. Chas. Goodwin, A.
c. Scott. W. r. Heddringtou, Stew
ard.
FELL IN A Frr.-At about q quarter
past 6 o'clock this morning, a large.
robust man. whose name we could not
learn, fell In a fit at the old stables n
few doors. south OF Wells. Fargo Il
Co.'S, on c street, Virginia. He tell
upon the sidewalk at full length. and
was breathing very hard with blood
oozing from his nose and mouth.
Quite a crowd was standing around
him, and upon Inquiry We learned that
he was not = mar addicted to strong
drink.
DIAMOND INcoRPoRArIoS.-The Ari-
IONA Diamond Mining Company was
yesterday incorporated in this city.
says the Enterprise. Their capital
stock Ia 81. 500. 600. in 100. 600 shares at
S25 each. The following gentlemen
are the Trustees: w. n. Lutte. D. l..
Blanchard. II. 5. Beck. John Mallon,
Jos. Butcher and NJ. Byon. The CON-
pany Is TO mine for diamonds. sap
phires. rubles, emeralds, opsls, ETC., iu
Arizona.
DIsrRIcT Court - RIsINa JuDoE.-
The following business was yesterday
transacted In this Court: Mcmillan &
Adams vs.. Peter Often ct ais: tried by
Court and Judgment rendered for
plaintiffs. I. j. Chambers VS.. Alts'
Gold and Silver Mining Company
hearing of motion for dismissal Of ap-
peal continued till this morning at ~
o'clock. Estate Of John Browning.
deceased decree OF distribution made.
REPUBLICAN, COMMITTEE MEErlNo.--
4 notice In our advertising columns
requests that the members Of the Re.
publican County Central Committee