Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-14
PACIFIC COAST BREvIrIEs.

The Ward Refer says The mining
property known as the Ward Consol.
dated has passed into the hands Of the
Martin White Company. The mine
was sold six months ago at Sheriff sale
to satisfy the lisnholders. Il wa pur.
chased by ]. @. Russell. subject 10
redemption. The time being allowed 10
expire Mr.. Russell received q deed for
the property and shortly after sold TO the
Martin White Co. This settles for oil time
TO come the celebrated case OF Shark vs..
Martin White and In q way that would
not have been thought Of at the outset.
The Martin White Company shipped
since our last issue fifteen bars OF bullion
valued at Sl8, 725 50. Quito an i'm.
provsment IL noticeable In the hnensss
since the last shipment. The last two
shipments ranged between 600 and 700
fins-ons bar going over 300.
The Carson appeal says: The Gov.
ernor has approved the following staff
appointments made by Ghgadier General
George II. Sabin OF the Second Brigade:
J. L. Duff, Assistant Adjutant General;
Thomas j. Reed, Engineer Ofacer; H. 7.
Hoadley. Ordnance Officer; David Man
helm, Quartermaster; George u. Thomas,
Surgeon; Thomas Campbell. Judge Ad.
vocste; s. L. Lee. Inspector; Edward
Rsum, Commissary; Z. A. Little6sld,
Paymaster-all with the rank Of Major;
and Charles J. r. Butler. Aid.ds- Damp.
with the rank Of Captain.
From the Reno Journal OF the 18th
instant: Yesterday morning the train
from the West brought down the re-
mains OF q Chinaman who had been
caught In the machinery Of some mill
up the river, which one the attendant
could not name 20 that our reporter
could understand. He was fsarfully
mangled, and must have been killed
instantly. The county buried him.
Henry Hill, . fisherman. was found
dead on the shores Of Pyramid Lake
last Saturday. When he was found he
was lying face down In his boat. Il Is
supposed he persisted Of cold. Deceased
was q native OF Hamburg, Germany.
aged 50 years. He leaves o wife and
two children in Reno.
The Bodie Standard says: Tho Stand.
Company have shipped bullion from
their mine up to March 8. amounting to
1854, 1874 G3. The last shipment,
March g., wa Sl9.529 81. The last
shipment from the Bodis mine, on the
same date, was sG.275 Oh.
Ed. Riley. says the Eureka Sentinel Of
tho 10Th, was shot In the thigh In the
lower hurdy.houss early yesterday morn.
ing. The wound only being q flesh
one. aud II being claimed that the shoot.
ing wal accidental, no arrests were
made.
Hon. John Smyth. Asssmblyman from
Lander county. was serenadsd by his
constituents upon his return to his
home in Austin. So says the RsueiAs.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt
In Carson City q little after IL o'clock
Tuesday night. The vibration seemed
TO be east and west.
Thomas ]. Flynn, who killed Bethards
In the State Prison several months ago,
has been found guilty Of murder In the
second degree.
They have had q regular "German"
in Carson and now the people OF the
Capitol aro too proud to speak to com.
mon mortals.
There is now nearly n million dol.
lars in silver coins stored away In the
vaults OF the U. s. Mint In Carson City.
Harry Mighsls, editor Of the Carson
Appeal, has gone TO San Francisco for
a visit. accompanied by his wife.
A squaw had her right leg and foot
crushed by a train last Wednesday near
Empire. She died yesterday.
Hugh J. NOLAN, the Irish orator. will
speak for the Bodisites on st. Patrick's
Day.
Bullion continues to flow into Carson
from the southern country.