Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-02
THE EVENING NEWS.

leaving all his effects to his mother, and
appointing his brother, in Germany, ex-
ecutor. On the morning Of his death u
new will was written out, and signed
by Ludwig Wolf for Hamburger, as he
and the subscribing witnesses testihed
at the request Of deceased. A contest
arose as TO which was valid. Inc hrst
had no seal attached, AS required oy
statute: the second was signed away
from the house and out Of the presence
of,bs deceased, as not required by the
statute. Judge Rising, after hearing
testimony, rejected both Wills tor in-
formality, and appointed ). w. 0huo-
buck special administrator, hxing oonus
a, S, 900, and ordered all parties hold
ING proper,y of any nature to hand the
came over forthwith. ". II. Watson,
n. A. II. Ball and Judge Hall were ap-
pointed appraisers of the estate. MT
Chubbuck is w. NJ. of the Masonic
Lodge, of which deceased was a mem
Der, and this iusures the prompt and
correct settlement Of the estate, n the
payment Of the residue to the mother OF
deceased, as requested.
DRAINING Dowx 0PPosIrE THE ASYLUM.
AT u meeting of the Virginia Board OF
Aldermen, last night, II resolution was
offered and adopted, providing that the
Virginia city Street Commissioner be
authorized to build a sewer, TO connect
with the d street sewer, and run down
Washington street as far as the salt
house known as Mclaughlin X Roots
old warehouse, so AS to drain the hlth
which is now running down that street;
said sewer to be twelve inches In the
clear and constructed Of two-iuch plank.
This sewer win drain the filth it collects
and oozes to a place opposite the orphan
ASYLUM, and one block distant. In warm
weather, this drain will make it very
sweet-sceu,ed and salubrious, in the
neighborhood of its ~utterance. The
prevailing south winds, when they do
blow. will afford relief TO the little and
big folks on the left of the cesspooi.
WORKING SULPHuRErs.-A new method
is described by the Grass Valley No
doaal. The pans are about eighteen
inches in diameter and fifteen inches
high, and are driven by steam power.
The sulphurets are worked just as they
come from the rock, and do not require
70 be roasted. II is claimed by the
owners of the Martin pan that they can
work s~ulphurets at u third less expense
than by using the Mnox pans, which
are FIVE feet in diameter. The working
of the pans is very satisfactory and it is
the intention of the proprietors to put
in several more Of them. 1t only re-
quires about three-quarters of a cord OF
wood in twenty-four hours to run the
FIVE pan and sufficient power can be
obtained TO keep about sixty pans going
day and night. The pans were put up
20 do custom work, and have been con-
s,autly used for the past four months.
EAvEs' JEwELRY SroRE.-We dropped
in, this morning, to see Uncle Eavcs
and his large and splendid Jewelry
store, a, the corner of Union and c
streets, Virginia. The large and WELL
stocked cases Of elegant gold and silver
watches, for ladies and gentlemen, are
worth examining and making selections
from, for they are not equalled by any
other establishment in this State. The
full sets of jewelry, too, are brilliant,
splendid, and genuine. We would es-
pecially recommend the ladies TO go to
Mr.. Eaves', aud examine his VALUABLE
stock. His assortment is all genuine,
pure, and valuable, and purchasers can
RELY upon the true intrinsic value OF
whatever he sells. He also has a large
stock of superior clocks, of all sizes,
patterns, and prices for sale.
McC~LusKEY's M~ELoDroS.-A Grand
Mass meeting " tonight at McCluskey's
Hons. A. j. Talbot, Jackson Wal
lace, and Henry Clay Quinn, will sd-
dress the assembled multitude on the
great issues of the Day. The regular
Melodeon troupe will also discourse
voluptuous music in great variety and
STYLE. New songs, new dances, new
b%urlesquss new jokes, (the best one
being on Universe Bill, in trying to run
for a reelection J and new conundrums,
etc. For Gold Killers, McCluskey's is
the place for fun.
LARGE Srocx. - Mercer & Tucker,
P~os,ofice Block, Gold Hill, are receiv-
ing a tremendously large stocko of grocer
les. provisions, horse-fesd, etc., for the
Fall aud Winter trade. Mountain
schoouers are unloading at their store
daily. They buy cheap for cash, get
their good, over at the lowest prices,
and are ready to compete with any store
. in the State.
RExovAL.-Dr. Stephenson, the edu-
Gated colored physician, who is gaining
a large practice, and who has beer
quite successful in curing different di
seases, especially infammatory rheu-
matism, has removed his office to No.
2O4 South C street, opposite the Me-
chanics' Mills, Virginia city.
To THE LApIrsl-Mr. Frankenheimer,
dry goods merchant, Gold Hill, is daily
receiving and opening for inspection
and sale, - large and splendid assort-
ment Of ladies' Fall and Winter goods.
Now is the time to call and make your
selections. 1t is the finest and most
fashionable stock he has ever opened.
BLACK CRoox.-Geo: Smith, of Red
Mountain. says the Crook is a fountain,
of fun; the last piece OF 'form" should
carry by storm, and run before James
and Leslie's Melodeon tights as long as
there's taste in our towns for sweet
tights.
BuLLIoy.-There was shipped from
Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Gold Hill office,
this morning, 3 bars of bullion,
weighing 1872 pounds, which Is valued
at S6,536 SO.
NrsHr OuSIBUs.-The Buses be-
tween God Hill and Virginia city, will
running until midnight, on
and after October I'd. See advertise
men, under "New To-Day"
SUPREME CouRr.-The regular oc'o-
Der Term commences on Monday next.
transcripts should be fled by Friday,
the 4th instant, to be in time for mat
term.
LIBERTY HosE.-The members OF LID