Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-01
rHE EVENING NEWS.

respondent for one Of the San Francisco
papers, under date Of June 25th, writes
from Single Springs as follows II is
currently reported here, that Cisco has
been found. II seems that il is located
at tho present terminus Of that useful
work, THAT is, to Coolies,) the Central
Pacific Railroad. It was not lost, as
many supposed. 1t was only hid, by
being covered up with snow; aud, as
the snow is now disappearing, it is now
stuck in the mud aud access to it, from
the east, is almost impossible, on ac-
count Of high water and that same mud.
The location Of the town, is a splendid
one for the growth of rocks, as they are
covered up with snow from November to
July; consequently they never freeze, the
climate under the snow being so mild.
II is said that Croker several days ago
issued a bull, decreeiug and ordering
that all passengers and freight bound
for the east side Of the mountains,
should 60 By that route, instead o fPla-
cerville. So far it has no more effect.
/ presume as much freight has passed
over this route this season thus far, rs
ever did in the same length Of time;
half of il, however, has been loaded on
the teams at Sacramento. Extra freight
teams run here daily, and the depots
are all crowded to OVERLOOKING. On ac-
count Of the great benefit this c. P.
R. R. is comforting upon the State, the
Company intend that the State shall
give them money for the purpose OF
~shingling the road to protect the snow
from the rays of the sun, so that they
can have snow BY the side Of the cars
all Summer, TO keep the passengers
cool"
GoISa EAsr.- Rev. W. H. Martin,
preached an excellent sermon last eve
ming, at the Presbyterian church, Vir-
GINA, TO \ large audience, subject !:
Love of Christ" After the sermon,
the congregation being desired to re-
main, n subscription was raised, amount
ing 10 about three hundred dollars,
which, with n further sum TO be obtained
is to be presented TO him, before his
anal departure for New York, as Il testi-
monial for his efficient services in his
congregation aud for his personal efforts
in obtaining sufficient funds 10 erect the
beautiful Church edi6ce where he has
been laboring. The departure OF Mr..
Martin is owing to the illness Of his
wife, now in Brooklyn, y. Y. There
are few ~clergymeu on this coast possess
ing greater ability thsu Mr.. NJ, who
will in going from this community leave
many friends who will regret his depar-
ture.
WHERE TO BUY.-L. B. Fraukell, Of
the Gold Hill Stone store, just above
the Thea,er, certainly offers great bar
gains, Just now, and where people eau
save money. As many of our SALOONS
are buying their stocks o; liquors, ales,
porters, wines, ~champagnes, etc,
Frankel offers superior qualities Of the
articles cheaper than they a be bought
10 Virginia city. Groceries and provis-
ions are anothe5 article which he is
selling At reduced prices. On last Sat-
urday be received a fine stock OF staple
dry goods, such as linen sheetings, ta-
bic cloths, towelings, ETC., which he Of
fers At very low prices. In general
merchandising, Mr.. Frankel is a clever
and accommodating man 10 deal with.
Drop in and see mis- stock-no trouble
TO show you his goods. Read his ad-
vertisement under New To-Day, and
zee what be says
A PREsESrATIoS.-W We understand
tha, on Wednesday afternoon, the en-
ployees Of the Chollar-Potosi mine are
make a presentation to Harry Beckwith,
ESQ, the Superintendent Of the mine,
AS a testimonial Of regard and kindly
friendship on their part. We have not
heard what the testimonial is to be, but
il is no doubt something valuable, aud
in accordance with the liberal and en-
lightened character OF the hard-hsied
men who IRE developing that valuable
silyer-brick producing mine. We &C
knowledge q friendly invitation to be
preseut on that pleasant occasion and,
II possible, shall avail ourseltto witness
IL.
FRox wrtsoy DIsrRIcr. - William
Bourne, of Virginia city, returaed yes
terday, from Wilson District, Walker
River, and brough, in 27+ ounces Of
crude gold bullion, which had been re-
duced ut Capt. Prny's mill, from ore Ia
ken from the Midas ~Company's claim
the amount Of ore being fifty tons, and
mined from the surface TO o depth OF
thirty feet. II is estimated that the
gold 10 this crude bullion will 80 about
Sls per ounce in iueuess. Lieutenant
Bourne reports the mining operations oil
Wilson District as in II prosperous con-
dition.
OuR LOCAL ForypRIEs.-Some OF the
San Francisco iron Foundries are after
our mill and mining trade but John
McCone, of the Nevada Foundry, lower
Silver City, intends that none Of these
new candidates for public favor shall
take any Of his trade from him-as he
will endeavor to furnish rs good work,
il not better, than can he obtained from
the Bsy. He advertises to furnish cast
ings Of every description ut nine cents
per pound. McCone has q good deal OF
"~snap," and o wonderful sight Of en-
eryy, and be means business all the
time.
The wAsHoE LEPER.-Since his re-
turn from his recent trip TO the Bay,
Shanker Suarleyow's sores have broken
out afresh, and doubt is even expressed
as TO his reaching his second centennial
anniversary, in this world. Shanker
hopes, however, to be able to be IN Vir-
pinia on the 4th, when we presume he
will be entertained by the city,-at the
pest house.
FIar IN CARsoS.-on Saturday night,
the Pavilion on the plaza, in Carson
city, was discovered to be on FIRE. The
alarm bells aroused the town, and the
Are companies saved the property from
being entirely destroyed. The damage
done is reported to be about three hun
6red dollars. We learn that the FIRE
was the work of au ~ineendiary.
PsEpARryo.-Both of the Gold Hill
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