Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Carson Register has a crlbbaEe- board
which he designs making q present OF
to DR.. J. Cook, Of Placerville, which
In point OF workmanship Il unsurpas-
sable. The board Is composed Of $50
pieces Of wood and ivory ; all Of the
various kinds Of ligneous matter In the
continent are represented In the man
ufacture. Along the center Of the
board are Masonic emblems, denoting
the degrees from initiate to the Knights
Templar. On the end Is a silver gavel
and on the other Ia a seml-clrcular clip
tic piece Of silver. inlald, on which is
engraved : From G.. ID. Fryer to DR..
j. Cook" The crib board Is l6 inches
In length. A case for the board, 20
inches In length, by or 5 in width, ac-
companies the board, in the which are
80 different kinds of wood, beautifully
inlaid. Masonic emblems and geome-
trical figures cover the case also. The
box and board were made at the State
Prison, by Nose Remington. The de-
signs Of both were gotten up BY Gov
ernor Denver, who has shown much
taste and skill thereby. Taken as a
whole, this Is perhaps the most beauti-
full piece of work on the coast. Mr..
Fryer will not send the present away
for some days. and has 1t on the shelf
Of his bar so that all DESTROYS can see
this extraordinary work ofart. We are
desired to say that no charge Will be
made for examining thearticles, at the
same time no one having the where
withal will be turned empty away.
SIERRA NEVADA. - Relative to the
strike in the Sierra Neveda mine, Of
which we made brief mention yester-
day, the Enterprise Of this morning
says: A very important strike has
been made in the Sierra Nevada mine,
and In consequence the stock went up
$40 per share In the morning Board.
1t appears that the development which
caused the rise was made last Satur-
day, but nothing In regard to It leaked
out and became public property until
Yesterday. About q fortnight since
we made mention Of q fine develop
ment having been made in the milne,
being the discovery Of a new and we'll
defined vein lying back Of that which
has heretofore been worked; the pres
ent strike consists In the cutting Of the
same vein on the tunnel level, about
40 feet below the place where 1t was
first found. As visitors are not as yet
admitted we can only speak Of the
strike from hearsay. Putting together
the most reliable reports and striking
an average, it appears that a deposit
of fine ore, about eight feet In width,
has been found. The ore Is ofthe same
character as where cut into above, and
shows much more silver than any ever
before found in the mine or In Cedar
Hill. 1t Is said to assay as high as
$500. We have always had faith in
old Cedar Hill, and we now believe
that the beginning only Of the grand
developments soon to be made there
are boing seen.
LAST APPEARANCE OF MISS CARRIE
MooRE.-This evening, Miss Carrie
Moore, the wonderful performer Oh
the roller skates and v~elocipede, will
make her last appearance at Miners
Union Hall, Gold Hill, besides which
a grand farewell skating seance to the
ladies and gentlemen, both young and
old Of the general public, will be
given. During specified intervals In
the general hilarity Miss Moore will
put In two appearances on the skates
and two on the velocipede. Those who
have not yet witnessed her truly sur
prising and graceful performances
should not lose this last opportunity.
The usual prices Of admission will be
charged.
HUNBUG.-The Enterprise "local +"
in that paper Of this morning deliber-
ately announces as follows: "The
weather yesterday was clear and
bright. All storm signs for the pres
ent disappeared and we may now look
to have q spell Of good weather." Now
here Is a fair specimen Of what this de-
mented scribbler knows about the
weather. Several snow squalls pre-
Valleu yeStcTudy ANU IL WAS any tnlnp
but sunshiny or pleasant, yet Of course
he being abed and asleep all day did
not know. As for to-day, 1t Is cloudy,
cold and disagreeable enough as every
body knows, with a good prospect for
a heavy snow storm.
MINERS SHUT Down IN THE OPHIR.
The old dodge Of shutting the men
down In the mine was put In operation
at 8 o'clock last evening at the ophil
mine. This was owing to the drift
west from the shaft, at the llOO-fool
level being about to cut the east wal
OF the ledge. When the expected de-
yelopment shall have been fully un'
derstood and taken advantage OF BY
the officers of the company, the miner:
will be let out, and outsiders permit
ted to know something about It.
Meanwhile small stockholders had
better watch the stock list.
Towy LOT PArENTs.-A list Of town
site entries, embracing lots In the
town of Gold Hill. passed for patent
ing, Is published in u advertising
columns to-day. The attention Of the
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