Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-11

The BELcnEn MISE.-Thls splendid
mine, says the Enterprise, has never
looked better than at present.
Throughout a length of 800 feet, every
stope, crosscut and opening Of any
kind on the great pay deposit shows
magnificent orc. Tho north winze,
now being sunk on the J, lOO-foot level,
Il now down l35 feet. 1t descends at
an angle Of 40 degrees and Is all the
way In ore Of exceeding richness-ore
the average assays of which are from
$3.50 to $500. On the ninth level Of
the old mine, where the ore body has
been cut through, the pay ground Is
found to be 30 feet In width and yery
rich. Thus the deposit is seen to have
width and depth as we'll as length.
As yet We are unable to give the Yield
for the past month In exact figures,
but 1t will vary but little either way
from $325,00 0 or this amount $780,
600 may be set down as net profit.
Taking into consideration stoppage Of
tho mills and consequent falling of In
the quantity Of ores reduced, the show
ing for the month ought to be satlsfac-
tory to the stockholders. The future
Of the mine cannot DO otherwise than
brilliant. The company now have on
hand over 800. 600 In coin and sup
plies Of all kinds in immense quanti-
ties. Besides the stores at the mine,
they now have (paid for) In Carson
City. timbers and lumber to the value
Of S27, 600. Add to this the fact that
all tho ore-breasts throughout the
mine are looking splendid, and that
an Immense body of orc has been OK
plored and Is now In sight ready to DO
raised, and We can see that all that Inns
yet been done Is as nothing when COM
pared with what can now DO accom-
plished. a very considerable increase
In the working force employed In the
extraction Of ore will be made to-day,
and should the weather prove fayora-
BILE for the transportation and reduc-
tlon of ores for the remainder Of tho
month, We may look for a big yield
for January.
GRAND PRAYER WEEx.-The Evan
gelical Alliance In England and on the
continent of Europe has published all
address which reminds Christians
everywhere that the present week is
set apart rs a grand week of prayer
and special religious services. We do
not know that any branch Of the Alli-
auce exists in Gold Hill or Virginia,
but In sacramento and other parts OF
California our exchanges make men-
ton of the week being observed In
accordance with the prescribed pro-
grammc. The commencement was Oh
Sunday last, and next Sabbath Will be
tho ending. To-day tho programme
prayer (intercessory): For kings and
all in authority for nations, especially
those recently visited with tho calami-
ties Of war; for the prevalence OF peace
in the counsel of statesmen ; for
righteousness, harmony and good will
among all classes for the spread OF
sound knowledge, and for Gods bless
ing upon the special efforts to resist
the progress Of infidelity, superstition,
intemperauce and other kinds Of I'm
morality. Tomorrow prayer inter
ceSsory): For the Christian Church !;
for bishops, p~resbyters, pastors n
missionaries; for translators OF the
Holy Scriptures into various tongues;
for ofice-bearers, committees, societies
and authors engaged in Christian work.
Saturday-Prayer: For a larger out
pouring of the Holy Spirit; for the
Increase of Christian love and holy
zeal, and the union of believers In
prayer and effort for Gods glory.
Sunday - Sermons: "Thy kingdom
come, Thy will be done on earth as 1t
is In heaven."-Matt. vi 10.
NARROW EscArE.-J. J. Holmes,
Assistant Superintendent of the Vir-
ginia and Truckec Railroad, says tho
Carson Register Of this morning, prov
id~cntially and mlraculously escaped a
serious accident night before last. He
came In from Steamboat Springs In 4
buggy, and driving Mt n good pace
down Carson street, crossed the open
sewer of Proctor street without Know
Ing that 1t was uncovered until lie
had cleared it. The sewer Is q broad,
deep ditch. Tho cross-timbers OF
slcepers on which the covering rested
were still In place. Reaching the
sewer, the horses leaped it with q
tremendous plunge, and fortunately
each wheel Of the vehicle struck the
centre Of one of the sleepers-other-
wise the buggy would have been dashed
to pieces aud its occupant probably
killed.
AGGREoNr1S.-Thc assessment Of $40
per share, now levied by the Imperial
Mining Company, aggregates $40. 600,
and that of the Empire Mill and Min
ing Company $l2. 600. Delinquent In
tho Stock Board February 9th, and ut
tho office Of the companies Oh the 9Th.
LEG BRoKEN.-Mr. Hyde, q team
ster, had his left leg badly broken
while driving his team into the yard Of
Parker's Lone Star stable, on tho d.
vide, about 3 o'clock this afternoon.
We learned no further particulars.
DR.. Bronson is attending him.
WEST PorNr.-E. Shamp writes to
his father, Colonel Stamp, of Nir-
ginia, that hc passed his examination
at West Point all right and Is now
admitted n full cadet.
BUCKEYE AssEssMENT.-Thc Buckeye
Mining Company has lowed all assess
meut Of 81 per share.