Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-10
STATE ITEMS.

LIE SeLeou suiey &setes GIVE y iot-
lowing account OF the recovery Of the
bullion stolen from the Bellvills stage I:
Upon the rscsipt Of the news Of the
stage robbery. Dennis Thompson. @. Z.
Conover, John @. Irwin and another
whose name We did not learn,
started for tho scene Of the roLbsry.
They soon found m Of the sacks Of
bullion which the robbers were unable
to carry. After following the trail about
q quarter OF . mile. to a point where Il
crosses . spur Of the mountain. Dennis
Thompson discovered where one OF the
mules feet had slipped. causing quite q
depression in the trail. which be thought
looked suspicious, and after digging
down with his jack.knifs about twelve
inches hs struck bullion. Continuing
the search. they found buried In the
trail at regular distances OF about fifteen
feet . bar Of the bullion. They after
wards found the empty sack thrown over
q precipice quite distance from where
the bullion was buried. Judging from
the Dangling manner In which the rob
berry was conducted, there 10 no doubt
that the robbers we're inexperienced In
the modus opsnnd OF the business and
will be easily captured. Seven bars Of
the bullion have been recovered, and
parties are still hunting for the missing
bar.
TEE Carson Tribune learns from q let.
ter to II. F. Rice. wslls. Fargo 4 Co.'S
agent at Carson. that three Of the rob
bsrs Who robbed the Aurora and Colum-
bus stage. . short time since. we're az.
rested BY Colonel James Shaw. Deputy
Sheriff Of Inyo county. CAL. who cap
tured them about ten miles from Darwin
(0ld Coso) and brought them 10 Aurora.
OF the robbers q VA q white man,
one q Chilsno and the other . Mexican.
There 10 still ons bar Of bullion missing,
ami the vhits robbsr has gone out With
the Deputy Sheriff to show where II ia
secretsd. The bullion recovered amounts
to $l2.Ga IS.
Tuk Eureka Ssntinsl OF Saturday says:
Shram. who was shot by Dan
sullivan yesterday morning. was alive
last night at . late hour. and his attend
physician thought there was = bare
Of his recovery. although the
chances are greatly against II. He does
not suffer much pain. and his pulse il
quite regular. but there Ia considerable
in the wound. which, 10 ID
continues 10 increase. can not bot ter
inmate fatally. Sullivan IL In jail. No
complaint viii Be lodged against him
Until II 10 known whether Shram's
round 10 fatal or not.
TuE Eureka S<aiinsi Of the 9th inst.
'ays: The recent developments made in
he mines located ON Prospect mountain
have attracted the attention Of the
miners and others interested In the de-
OF u mineral wealth, and
u soon - the n % melts sunicisntiy
he mountain will be alive with pros.
miners and spectators. Parties
Huntington Valley recently pur.
chased the Charlotte mine, which has
'hown hns prospects. Il 10 one Of the
attest locations ON tho mountain and
promises well for the purchasers.
A .prsrArcH 10 the Ssntiei. dated Wells,
lpril I'd. says: Later reports from Ruby
Valley and Southwestern Nevada contra
lict the report that all the stock would
70 lost. The Winter has been severe,
with . great amount Of
nov. bot not ovsr ten per cant. Of the
took will die. Portions OF the valleys
AVE been free from snow all the VIM
er. being dry and dusty. while other
Of them are covered 10 the depth
I several feet.
The body Of Earl Hamilton. Who re-
emily died in Phoebe from the result Of
cut with . knife In the hands Of John
lice. has bssn smbalmsd and sent 70 his
Id homo in Davenport, Iowa. for inal
atsrmsnt.