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Oats & Delson nugget, found at Donnelly…

πŸ“… 1891newspaperπŸ“œ public-domainid: s_silver-city-enterprise-1891-11-27-030-in_05bhnkrπŸ“„ TEI
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chunk 1139 Β· paragraph 1863
59, weighed 45 pounds, and sold for $10,800. Oats & Delson nugget, found at Donnelly gold field in 1880, at the roots of a tree, weighed 189 pounds, and sold for $50,000. In addition to the above were the Heron nugget, worth $20,000, and the Empress nug- get, worth $27,661. Gold in the drift deposits has been found in larger masses in Australia than in any other country. Many large nuggets were found in California during the era of placer mining, but we have no record of any to compare with those we have described in Australia. MARRIED β€” In this city, yesterday, by Rev. R. E. Pierce, Nate Henderson to Minnie L., daughter of Captain T. B. Stockton, one of the oldest of old timers, and the man in whose honor Stockton’s Pass, Arizona, was named. The En- terprise extends both hands in congratulation, and hopes to give thanks fifty years hence with Pa and Ma Henderson, surrounded by an in- teresting family of boys and girls. ( 117 ) A Killing At Hanover The Principal Gives Bonds And Goes Free. Two Innocent Witnesses in Jail β€” -A Queer Law A vaguely indefinite account of the report- ed killing at Hanover, has reached us. A re- porter of this paper has tried unsuccessfully to gather some authentic account of the tragedy, but in vain. We present what purport to be the facts in the case, and leave comment for those more fully informed.