Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-22
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MATRIMONIAL COMPLICATIONS. -
From Reno We have the following &C
count of a little sensation in that town.
It would seem to refer to the elopists
who lately arrived at Virginia: "A
nice little sensation was created in
Reno over two marriages and an elope-
ment all in one night. 1t Is but sim-
ple Justice to Reno. however, to state
that the parties figuring in the elope-
ment came from Sacramento. The
clopists came In on the cars and the
gentleman took his beloved ashore
and married her before she had time
10 get her breath or get rested. He
seemed bound that the g~ood-looSing
bachelors Of Reno should not make
her acquaintance until he had secured
her." According to this story it would
seem that George ii. Shibell and Mrs.
King, now in Virginia, were married
I'm Keno and are really man and wife
after all that has been said and sung
in regard to their affairs.
Blown Ur. - Yesterday morning
about 1880 o'clock, John Hampton, a
miner employed in the Gould and Cur
nv. stuck his candlestick into the side
If n powder key, which he supposed to
contain tamping clay. The tact was,
however. that the key contained blast
inc powder, somewhat disguised by
dust and dirt that had fallen from the
root of the DRIFT. It Is supposed that
in sticking the candlssticE Into the
keg, a piece Of burning wick was dis,
lodged and fell into the keg ut all
events a terrific explosion followed,
and Mr.. Hampton was horribly burned
and lacerated upon his arms, breast,
f,ce. hack, and, in fact. almost over
hjs whole body. The skin on the back
of bis hands peeled of and hung down
I'm fisps over his fingers. and his eyes
are thoupht to be badly injured. DIR.
Heath vas called to his assistadee. =
IuuESsrLy RIcH.-We were shown
last evening a certificate Of an assay
made by Mr.. Balch OF float rock from
the newly discovered quartz deposits
e,s, of Virginia, which shows the rock
10 be immensely rich. Inc arses
assay shows $9,973 % per ton. nearly
ali gold In fact. there IS not mueh
more than a trace OF silver IN tue ore.
The claim from which this noat comes
"a called the Sutteriey, and it Is saiu
,bot on the claim there Is not less thah
. a tons of float in sight. We were
aiSo shown two assays from what Is
rnown a. an extension OF the Suffer-
i.v One showed Sla7 Is and the other
az sS ner ton, On this claim they
have a lead, but OH the Sutterley the
lead has not yet been iounu ~ , or
thew have not looked for 1t, ~ they say
they have plenty OF ore on the sur'aoe
to last a long time.
Go1pES EAGLE MINING COMPANY
At a meeting Of the locators OF the
Golden Eagle Mining Company he,a
a, virginia City last evening, MIR. i;
T. curran was chosen Secretary anu
All McCausland, Treasurer. rms com u,
"a own the location sposen VI ~
our issue a day or two since, III VI.
foothills IL miles east OF virginia, ~
tTe meeting a number Of speclmens o'
Itch orc from the mine were exhlo'1eu'
along with some fifteen or twenty Us,
s,v. from different offices In Cola mn
and Virginia. ranging In value rom
goo 70 $500 9 ton. The most periec'
sa,;.f,c,ion and confidence was eN'
pressed by those present ut the result
fhns far obtained. 1t Is the inten.lol
IA O as practicable to have u no.
ough milling test of the ore maHe.
the close OF the meeting q sua,. $3.50 49,
ment was levied to deiray TIC "'
sary working expenses.
,owr Aa,,S.-Johnny Young. for
Manly proprietor of the Brooklyn Res
taurant, at Virginia, and who SOLD on
and went East to settle down. H.; y ~ nil,
or two since. arrived with ms muau,
bv the cars this morning. WINE SUI
ming In Chicago. Johnny got = aH W;N
snratned. and wrote to a friend ~ VIZ
ginin telling him Of the accident aie
ssrino him how he would like to bav.
..two or three doctors around him VIII
rnives and saws" from which oriSin
ated the story that Johnny was aoon
20 loose a leg. He sayshe has come :!
stay this time; Ito hi with MINER
ca:" that he would not give Stote!
county for all he saw outside OF IT. tina
the Comstock is tho best lead yet.
Rail- or LIBERTY No. l.-Febru'r!
ed. washington's birthday. Lioer'!
Engine Company, No. l, will give
grand ball at Miners Union Hall. !,
This town. The proceeds Of the oa!
will 90 toward paying for a new, hrss
class engine. The first musical ealen
in the State has been secured ior On
occasion, and that all will be proper!
conducted and pass of pleasantly am
merrily, the names Of the manage,
and those on the several committees l
q sufficient guarantee.
The PLAce.-Barnert's, next to tn
Bank of California, on G street Vh
ginia, Is the place to 60 and get a first
rate, stylish, we'll made suit Of clothe
at the most reasonable rates. Gent
furnishing goods, etc. Drop IN a
Barnert's and examine goods an
prices.