Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-02
NEVADA ITEMS.


The Eureka Sentinel of Saturday says {:
James Hagap. q resident Of Ruby Hill.
was knocked down and robbed Of n
small sum Of money last evening while
| on his way homewarl from Eureka. lie
states that as he reached Cariboo Hill
three men. who were sitting down by
the roadside. accosted him anu got up
and joined him. After walking about
twenty rods. ons Of the men hit him u
blow on the neck. telling him TO the
ground. and whilstwo held him In that
position, the third one searched his
pockets. They we're rewarded by find.
ing six dollars. which amount they ar-
propriatsd. and then allowed him to 81
ON his way. The hiehwaymen are get.
| ting pretty bold. and some Of them will
bring up in Carson or in q graveyard II
these d~epredations continue
The Eureka Seniiai OF yesterday says;
Constable Mckay telesraphsd his depu.
~, G. G. Livingston, from Austin last
evening that be had arrested Sawtslle,
and that the latter had retained Coun-
sslor Mayenbanm. who was proceeding
70 U outn WIN W ma'e', e"'P"s ve.,1s
Judge McKenney. He also stated that
10 the writ was granted, the hearing OF
the case vouli probably take place to.
day. This does not look much like the
martyr Sawtelle il anxious to retarn to
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Sundays Carson Apprai says: .Alonxo
Sinclair. tho man who WAS hurt by fall
ing or throwing himself under the
switch engin. l.. L. lanes on Friday
evening died at the County Hospital at
10 o'clock yesterday morning. An in
quest was held by Coroner hersay last
evening anil a verdict was renHered 10
the enect mat ms uea.n was h's'en'u
oy injuries Ier.iseu ~n,.e III s'a,e "
iesoiene's, Ss,sins on vi" ..s'k ., ;ns
virginia anu iruekee na,i'oau, eo1'ps
! a contact Win tue ssi,eh sne'he l. T.
James, anu th"t NO "tHns can ID. NJ
t"ehsu 70 the engineer OF n'c,ien' u
unfortunate man was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The ward R.a.r says /: Some tim. 400
a "xg ,wen'y.'var Pouhus
was taxen IRON, 'no "r,,@ P,"cs'
e,Aln v'eeo'a' y"ue" ~ sAa
wissl. IL was kept dark ut the time.
and not until the present have we been
| plaeod In possession Of the facts. Tn.
nugget Was "a nearly all gold tina, n
chisel had 10 DO used upon il in order 10
| place il in shape for melting, which was
| done here very privately a few days
| since. The product Of the nugget was
| thirteen small bars. Thought 10 be worth
about tire. thousand dollars. The own.
,rs of The claim NAV with Good rrason
syneet similar dni. in future. M, n il
among the best in Oscsola,
Maurice Uartpett and Alec. Fraser
hay, struck a ine body Of ore in IN.
Magnet min. on Folsy's ridge. .pur OF
Prospect mountain. Al the depth o.
ten feet the bottom Of the shaft was ems
tir,ly filled with ore, and il continues
downward quite q distance. The ore II
found on the west side Of the quartzite.
and Ia very rich. The boys have q fine
prospect ahead.
speaAipv ot IN. nrob,bilitv NJ N suit
hsrs.n Wnmhoid anI Ws.h.e sonu,;ss
over Nh, cost of the Rover trial. the
Silver STAFF saws: Is IL possible that III.
IMMACULATE officials Of washoe county.