Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-14
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county. we have been permitted 70 gisal
some interesting facts fssm = letter 70
osivsd By him from Mr.. Len Martin,
now . resident Of Ida Valley. situated
about tventy.thrss miles 70 the south
east Of Silver Peak. Hsmsralda county.
The principal mines Of the district are
tho King Solomon, Sswana, Ida Hill.
Sapphire, Cinderella and Death Valley.
The ore veins average from four feet to 10
inches In thickness. and arc many oil
them Of exceeding richness, several lota
having been worked that gave returns ol
from $500 to $500 per ton.
The King Solomon and Ssvana an
two OF the choice locations OF the Dis.
trict, and are bsing worked with force
and energy. The hHt has q shaft down
on the ledge q depth Of ITO feet, u which
point water vas struck. putting . stop
10 the sinking. A tunnel VA then
started calculated 70 drain the watsr 70
. considerable depth bslow the bottom
Of the shaft. This tunnel IL now In
over 100 feet, and has only about forty
feet moro TO run 10 reach the lsdea. The
ore from the King Solomon mills from
$3.50 10 $500 per ton, and that Of the
Ssvana $3.50 per ton. The ores eom'
prise both the rich metallic chlordss o.
horn silver peculiar 10 tho Southern Dis.
ticts Of the Stats, and rich sulphursts
similar 10 the Comstook ores. The
richness Of the ores are already attract
ing much aitsnion, and there ssems bat
little doubt, II the mines are ono prop
srly worked, that they will soon become
dividend paying. and viii add much "a
the wealth Of that portion Of the State.
since writing the above We have seem
O certi6cats Of two assays OF ore from
the King Solomon, one Of t5le 70. and
the other $3,767 "A; also. two assays
Of ore from the Sswana, one Of 4444 o.,
and the other 1758 %, all OF which as
says were made by Mr.. G. wisgand, the
well known Assayer Of Virginia City.
A pretty good allowing.
LAuoH AND Gaow FAr.-To-nisht the
Addams' Variety Troupe opens at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. for the
iut time. The troupe comes with high
recommendations, aud will undoubtedly
give q fnt-class, u~nexceptionh enter.
tainment. The original Yankee Adams
himself will appear In his sids-splitting
representations Of the Yankee Plow Boy.
Sam Slick, and Fourth Of July Grafton.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson will appear In 70.
vorits character songs; Master Joe Ben
jamin will delight the audience With
choice Irish songs. sung In his inimita.
BILE way; and Masters Chavallsur and
Hopkins viii give . nns acrobatic and
clog dance performance. The price OF
admission Is only atty cents. children
half price. Those who attend can rest
assured Of getting the full worth OF thsir
money. Doors open at z o'clock; the
performance commences at 8. Go and
be happy.
wonrrY OF REMAax. "A feature
worthy Of remark at the Open House
In Virginia Inst evening was, that the
parqustts. instead Of being crowded BY
a parcel Of screaming and whistling
young r~ascals, vas allied with an orderly
and respectable set OF men; mostly.
judging from their appearance, Ger.
mans, Frsnchmen, Italians and other
Europeans. Il Is seldom that the Cd.
ucated ears OF those music-loving peo-
ple are favored by such glorious melody
Ms greeted them last evening. The
Sauret Concert troupe will undoubtedly
be held In happy remembrance by them
for many riong year.
Coon IpxA.-It Is In contemplation 10
build a small sewer from the crossing In
front Of The Globe Hotel on South @
street. Virginia, TO Hickey street. This
will allow the water 10 escape that 9TH
erwise would 90 frequently dam up at
that place during the winter.
ElaIrux.-In our issue Of yesterday.
ve said that VIM. Smith Sr., inquired
for by @. T. Davenport. had been q
member Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. II shosld have been VIM.
Smith, Jr.
SUDDEN changes In the weather are
productive Of throat diseases. coughs and
colds. There IN no no moro sffsctual
relief TO be found than In the use Of
Browns Bronchial Trochss.
ALI CHlHrz OF EuaxxA.-ses the
challenge BY Ed. Brannon To ran q foot
race to the top OF Mount Davidson. which
appears In our advertising columns TO-
day.
A~rsxrxr.-An assessment Of 81
per share Is levied BY the Alpha Consol.
idatsd Mining Company. Bee ofacial
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
Fun At the RACE TRAcx.--Thsrs will
DO lively times at the race track north
Of Virginia tomorrow. Both horse and
foot races on the tspis.
AFIxE sEnxsiDE.-.Lst evening the
Gold Hill Brass Band. under the lead
srship OF Billy Hoskins. familiarly
known as "Commodore." took . turn
about town, serenading some Of our
prominent citizens. They visited the
residence Of A. 8. Burt, foreman Of the
Bslchsr incline, ON the Bowl "a grade
back Of tho Bslchsr works. Mr.. Burt
being recently married. was treated 10
the anest sersnade he has listened 10 for
q long time, and In return he trsattd
his musical friends In .
worry hospitabls manner. Then
the band proceeded to the
center OF tho lofty trestls bridge across
Crown Point rsvins, where they dis
coursed o few we'll executed pisces OF
music, the sweet, rssounding notes OF
which rang forth on the clear mooulit
air with fno effect. Al the residence Of
b. +. Haxeltns. Esq., they did the
handsome thing In the music line, and
their we'll pleased friends invited them
In and properly responded. Il was past
the midnight hour when the musical
brethren wound up their very pleasing
sersnads al Gibson's. having ssrsnaded
tho whole town, for everybody could
hear them and enjoy the fascination Of
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