Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-24

Rlcn SrMxE.-Ths vein Of rich ore
found In the Leo mine, Gold Canyon,
= short dlitance this side OF Dsvil''
Gate, mentioned In u last regular
mining report Of Thuraday, has sincs
developed Into a strike OF considerable
Importance. Il Is in the face Of the
main tunnel or adit running into the
hill, following the ledge, and has
wldened to about two feet In width.
Il came In at the bottom Of tho Drift
and has raised now nearly to the top.
The greater part OF It 10 a soft black
ore, which assays as high No 5000
to the ten, In gold, It containing but q
small proportion Of silver. In fsct,
both fine and coarse gold 10 easily and
plentiiully washed or "horned' out
Of 1t. This rich streak increases In
size and richness and promises to de-
velop Into q good sized body or chin
nsy Of ore. Mr.. Moyle, the Superin.
tendent, feels quite elated over his
success, and, OF course. Is carefully
securing all Of this good ore for future
re ference.
FROM TUE LAKE.-John Mckinney,
Of Lake Tahoe, arrived In Gold Hill
from tie lake yesterday morning. and
favored N with q call. At his famous
place, on the western shore OF the
lake. he says the snow IL about
tan feet dsep. He has wintered there
very comfortably, however, and Is
preparing for the annual Summer
visitors to his popular resort. The
temperature has not fallen be-
low six degrees above zero, which
IL somewhat colder than here In
Gold Hill, but tho waters Of the
lake being always above freezing
point, ice has not obstructed navi-
CATION In the least. The snow forms
q perpendicular wall, hemming In the
waters Of the lake, aud snow
shoe travelling Is tho only meth.
Cd Of locomotion OH the land.
Emerald Lay Ia frozen over. but the
main lake IL clear Of Ice, and fisher.
men meet with excellent success and
big trout. Mckinney will return In
about = week.
LEO BRoKES.-Night before last q
dusky mshala belonging to the riute
tribe. was frightened by a drunken
nan to such an extent that she jumped
Of tho Overman dump aud broke her
right leg Just above tho ankle. She
Was discovered by ssmo good Samari.
tan who camc TO town and reported
the case to Doctor Hall. The woman
was properly cared for and to-day Is as
comfortable rs could be expected.
DisMissEp.-A young man named
Morris, who was arrested on Sunday
morning last upon 4 charge OF having
stolen q $500 gold note from Frank
Cooley, was discharged from custody
yesterday, no enc appearing against
him. He states that ho IL entirely in-
nocent Of the crime for which he was
arrested.
PERsosAI.-Constablc Tom Harkln,
who went on q hunting excursion to
washoe Valley last Saturday, return
ed homo this morning. lie attempted
to play q joke on Pat Casey by pre-
sentlng him with a mud hen. Whether
Casey ordered the bird cooked or not
dcponcnt saith not.
PRHrAREp.-An inbriated individual
residing In Gold. Hill, who was d.
armed by hi, friends yesterday, proved
to DO a walking arsenal. On eXamlna-
IL was tosnd that 10 had Oh his
person 6vo revolyers aud n jack.
knife.
TnEATRicAr.-Manager Piper opens
with his company at the Carson Thea
ter tonight. Tho play selected for
tho occasion Is "Led Astray." Miss
Kate Denim personatlng Armandc and
Sir. Coggswell Rudolphe.
REsIoSEp.-Mn. Cleveland has re-
her posltlsn a. teacher In the
Virginia Public School. The vacancy
10 filed temporarily by Miss Savage.
AssEssNESr.-An assessment OF %
esnts per share IL levied by the Silver
Clsud Mining Company. See official
notice In our advertising columns.