Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-12-21
THE EVENING NEWS.
%S~sow,SroRx GALLor This is the
appropriate title of a beautiful piece of

appropriate title Of a beautiful piece
sheet music for sale at Dale & Co.
music store, Virginia city. It wa
rather of q difficult job to raise anythin
like a gallop out of horse or mule les
up there this morning on account OF tn
heavy state of the streets. There wa
snow storm enough, but, no good sleigh
ing, although there is nc telling wha
this evening or the morrow may brin.
forth. Halls Laundry n%avigates tn
streets on runnersi in the most philosoph
ical manner imaginable, regardless o
whether it be good or bad sleighing
ever recklessly v~enturing down int
Gold Hill, where the streets are fully a
bad as in Virginia, especially whe'
travelling up them. The only chance
for a gallop here is down hill. Thu
snow on the summit Of the Sierra is salt
to be from eight to ten feet deep, ant
neither mails or passengers have gal
Hoped over the Bonner Lake route fo'
the last four days from CALIFORNIA
Perhaps they may arrive to-day.
%ISrRREsrISG ISsrirurroS.-Likc as the
turbulent rush of many waters down the
raging Carson is, so is the rush Of many
customers onward to Dale Il Co.'s great
holiday gift emporium, G street, Vir'
ginia, opposite Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
Toys and holiday gifts Of every descrip-
ton, hang from the walls and ceiling,
and stacked upon shelves, tables, and
floor. Everything can be found there,
from n jewsharp to a piano; dolls that
can shut their eyes, and dolls that can't;
horses and other animals that II move
themselves about as if they were alive ;
steamboats,, and whole trains of cars
with locomotive all complete, that start
off all to themselves and run all around
the floor at n fearful rate, by merely
winding them up. There too, a young
man can buy himself q whole ranch,
with cottage, o%ut-houses, cattle, trees,
etc, to match, all for about six bits, and
for W or three bits more, he can buy
himself q little wife. Prospect Dale's.
The TINE AND PLACE TO ADVERTISE
Now ia the very best time Of all the year
to advertise. Everybody reads the ad-
vertisements in order to see where is
the best place to 90 and purchase what
they want, and will continue to do so
during the holidays, more than at any
other time. With the closing OF the
old year and the starting in OF the new,
all shrewd business men should see that
they are properly placed in print before
the public, and their business represent
ed fully as we'll as their neighbors'.
Virginia dealers, or even the projectors
of balls and parties, who expect the
patronage Of Gold Hill people should
advertise in the Gold Hill NEWS. We
invite the particular attention Of all
true business men to q critical consider
alton of our advertising columns, to-
day. ga word to the wise,' otc.
ANOTHER Coon MISE.-The Hanson
Independent Ledge, Wash
District, a few days ago sent to
Gold Hill eighteen pounds of average
ore out Of their claim, to ascertain what
be the yield by mill process.
Conrad Hauck, one Of the stockholders,
had it worked It the Eclipse Mill, in
Gold Hill, in a small prospecting bat
terry, and the result is very satisfactory.
The amalgam product Of the mill pro-
cess was yesterday assayed by Van
wyck & Co., with the following result :
Gold, $40 %; silver, Sl4 2l-,otal,
S33 40 per ton of ore. Value per ounce
of bullion, So 20. The Hanson COM
pany has a fine ledge of plenty Of ore Of
this description, and no doubt but it
will be a bullion producing mine next
Summer.
IycoRPoRArEp.-The following GER
ti6cates of incorporation have been filed
in the County Clerks office: Cerro Cor
DIV Gold and Silver Mining Company,
Lone Pine District, Inyo county, Cali
capital stock, $500, 900, divided
into 1900 shares of 500 each. Trus-
Buch, Jr., W. S. Edwards, D.
c. 6. Green, G.. W. Hop
tins. Principal place of business, Vir-
Silver Star Mining Company,
Washington District, Esmeralda county,
Nevada; capital stock, S24o, 900, divided
INTO 2,400 shares Of $500 each. Trus-
II. Watson, &. W. Hammer
saux, G. j. Collins, John Piper, II. X.
Mitchell. Principal place Of business,
Gold Hill.
WEEKLY BuLLIoS.-The following is o
statement of the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week: From the. Office of Wells,
Fargo l. Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped 3,l76 pounds ofassayed bullion
at SEQ, 925 SO; from their office
in Gold Hill, l,l4l pounds, valued at
S34, 2lO 25. The amount of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is as
follows: f. Ruhling s Co., Virginia,
q, $50 ounces; Theall & Co., Virginia,
80, 500 ounces; George W. Dorwin, OF
Virginia, $500 ounces; Van Wyck 4
Co., Gold Hill, 26,406 ounces; Wiegand
L Co., Gold Hill, 1916 ounces.
CALIFORNIA MILL.-The mill in the
canyon at the foot of Cedar Hill, for
merly known as the Mariposa mill, now
owned by the California Bank, has been
remodeled, and under the
superintendence Of Charles Barston, it
will be run on ore from tke Sacramento
mine, Cedar Hill, Steele & Co., having
the contract to furnish tho ore. It be-
ing all gold quartz, no pans or other
arrangements o r.saving silver will be
used ethereby much reducing the cost
and simplifying the process Of extract
ing the gold.
SKATING RISK.-Certain entcrprising
have constructed an artificial
pond or "Rink," at the north
end of Virginia city, near the powder
It is about 200 feet long by
100 feet wide, and forms a most excel
lent sheet of ice to skate on. They
to furnish skates and skating
for skaters, at four bits a time. These
Kinks are very fashionable insti-
in the east, where the ladies as
well rs the gents indulge freely In the
healthy and graceful amusement.
ATTENTION THE wHoLs.-Just received
for the holidays one of the finest as'ortmens'
gold and silver watches, chains, sleeve
finger rings, napkin rings, etc. ess;;
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