Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16
STATE NEWS.

state News insteau OF u neretoIore
placing the news OF each locality
under an appropriate heading. 1t twill
be found interesting:
In Eureka on the 18th Instant. ac-
cording to the SentiRei q cutting aifray
occurred In Conu's Saloon, ut Ruby
Hill-a man known rs 'Chloride
Johnny" inficting n r. cut In the
left side OF Little Billy" whose other
name we were unable to learn. The
alteration was over q game Of cards.
Deputy Sheriff Walsh arrested johnny
and lodged him In JAIL. The same
paper says Of the Il. h. mine a fine
body of ore Is being worked In the
Marcelina location. extending In the
old ground Of the company from the
frat to the second levels, over n
hundred feet, all paying ore. and a
DRIFT started IN the main shaft from the
thirl level I'll feet from the surface.
tor the purpose OF striking the south
ore body. The Skylark shaft. situated
ak hundred feet north OF the main
shaft. Is being rapidly developed. and
nom appearances one OF the best bodies
Of ore yet discovered la the mine will
be opened. There are about forty men
at present working In the different
portions OF the mino engaged In tbs
further Developments OF the INHERENT
bodies u The Senfinei OF .he
lith. regarding the Pallsade and Flu
reka Railroad ssys that although work
on the Narrow Gauge T. greatly I'M
peded by the ate storms u ss,.i' pro-
crossing. More Iron mas arrived lor
the track-lsyers aud the grauihg par
ties are some distance beyond tlls hrst
stage station. this side OF Pallssue.
The locomotive u expected from the
Csrlin shop Ia n few days. a number
of teams are employed In hauling tini-
bers for the bridge aud culvert builders:
There are now about two hundred
men. including the tsamster'' ut work
aud IL |, expected the force VIII he
doubled In q short time. 80. Relative 10
the Pancake Coal Milne. the Sentihe1
Is informed by Col. Ems. OF larson,
that no mas oont'a.,eu y s"y .'J.u'
wo,ls. and that the machinery Is er.
n,r,ed t6 arriy, In a short time,
OF Lander matters the hees'tie says
that an accident nppeieu w ,nc ro-
eal'ohtas m'he, ialsee p'aus' rI''
day aiternocn, ny when John f.. JAM
o was seriously ,Juteu. u par.
t%lc,ilars OF tue aIlair are as ioi'ows :
A boulder was being hois,eu W. the
shan III a sing, anu wheh u q ~.
tanned = height OF about ioo ieet' u
slipped ahd Tell TO the o"tto'n, oteSr'hG
In pieces. Jamiso0 was workin III
cro,''eut NJ u Instance W "oou' we've
feet from the SHAFT anu one o ! tho ny
Ing piece. struck MN III tue hesu.
knocSing nun seiiseie's. Dr. poSait
wa. immediately 'eht '1r' anu on ns
arflVa' had the Wounded 'hsh eoh.sy-
si,r,ls fracture. with L,pr.,sIon. of
,n. f,o,,,I .min.ne. of The skull. on
,ha ,i,h, all. .Jami.ou /. In pos.rs.
~, =, Tia s.,..s md rating ca.v.
.n, N, po,,r, 'on.iJsrs IL Janr.r.
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From Phoebe We get the following
by the Record. On Monday the 'th
Instant. suit was entered IN our DIS
trict Court by tie Mskepp, SILVER MN
Ing Company against tue Newark
silver Mining Company. The action
!. brought 10 recover. possession OF n
quartz ledge aud mining claim situ,te
on Spring Mountain, la Ely District.
being 500 feet Of tho ledge struck ut a