Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-07
HxALrnY CLIMATE. - While people

and even nearer our W locality, while
cholera morbus and other summer COM
plants have been running their usual
course with fatal effect in other portions
Of the country, the hot season OF Gold
Hill and Virginia has come m gone
without my Of those sad concomitants
to mark its annual appearance. Our
s'sickly season" never does amount TO
much, and this past summer especially
so. We may look upon the hottest part
Of the season now rs past, for autumn
has come, aud with it autumn weather.
Reyes, the well-known Virginia under
taker, complains sadly Of his business
being dull, although rs may be seen by
reference to his advertisement in an
other column, his establishment on
South c street is the place where every
thing in the undertaking line can be
found, and of the very best quality, and
he is always ready and willing to render
requisite services. We are glad Reyes
does poor business /; not from any par
ticular luminosity towards Reyes, but
it's q bad indication Of the health and
prosperity Of a community to see q
prominent undertaken hourishing we'll
in hot weather. Yet we must have an
undertaken to furnish our last dwelling
properly, and it is then that Reyes comes
into consideration. many other business
we would like TO see Reyes become
wealthy and flourish like a ''green bay
horse" Mining accidents, doctors, and
similar calamities furnish more call for
collins than any Of the fatal diseases on
our calender.
PgRsoxAL.-This morning we had the
pleasure of shaking hands with our an
cient friend, ]. X. Sutterley, formerly of
the we'll known firm Of Su.terley Broth
ers, photographers, Virginia. He left
some three years ago for Salt Lake City,
where he set up u gallery and got mar.
ried, but lacking in some Of the quail
ties Of n good and efficient Mormon, he
soon moved to Montana, where he has
been for the last two years. He has re-
Gently established himself at the new
railroad town of Winnemucca, on the
Humboldt, where he has erected II first
class gallery and dwelling, and intends
spending the rest Of his days in the bo-
som of his family. He looks about ten
years younger, and has come to Viz
giuia to purchase bluestone and other
Photographic material. He says the
cars will run to Winuemucca inside Of
n week.
To TRANSFERS AND 0rHERs.-Thc
right place to so and have a good wagon
made, or to get blacksmithing and re-
pairing done in o most substantial,
workmanlike and approved manner,
with promptness and dispatch, and on
the most reasonable cash terms, is at
Randall & Gladding's, lower Gold Hill,
nearly opposite the Gold Hill mill.
Horse and mule shoeing is a specially
Of the establishment. Give Randall i
Gladding q trial.
The WEArHER.-This locality was IA
vored with several smart little showers
of rain yesterday afternoon, which had
the effect to lay the dust finely. The
sky is overcast again with heavy clouds,
to-day, giving promise Of more owe
The weather is cool, healthy, and agree
able, although the sudden change from
the feryid temperature of last week
causes cons derable complaint OF colds
in the head, obstructed lungs, and ali
that sort Of thing.
New Corluroy BASD.-Mr. Knight, Of
the Carson Brass Band, has organized a
new c~otilion band, including York, the
best cornet player in the State, which
will make its first appearance at the
ball in Schaefer's new hall on Wednes-
day evening next. The flute, when
properly played, makes one OF the
sweetest melodies in instrumental mu-
sic. 4 great many ladies and gentle
men are preparing to attend inns oaii.
On that special occasion the celebrated
"Sunfower Scottische" will be per-
formed. All should see and hear 1t.
Observation-Disclosures Hogan,
who has charge Of the Bowers mine and
mill, is showing a good deal Of energy
in making this property productive.
We noticed three silver and gold bricks
this morning on the counter OF the Cal
ifornia Bank, in Gold Hill, being the
product Of eight days work OF the
Bowers mill, and the value of which,
rs per assay figures, was about $4,000.
We speak Of this with pleasure, rs the
Bowers property has, until II mont or
two past, been lying in au ~unproductive
condition.
SATURDAY EvESiSG's RALLY.-The
grand Union mass meeting of last Sat-
urday evening WAS decidedly a crafty
ing affair to all loyal Americans The
assemblage was n large one, and the
Hon. Thomas Fitch gave them one Of
his very best addresses. The Virginia
Glee Club sang Grants What's the
Matter" and DR.. Gates recited brakes
address to the American Flag"
OUR YoLcANo.-Its rampant fires are
burning low, and the moderated flow OF
boiling lava, hot and red, fills the spec
,ators' souls with dread, or frightens
people from their bed. There was TINS
morning at the crater, scarce hre
enough TO roast q later but all had
hest their Joy restrain, for nobody
knows how soon the terrible thing may
belch again.
THEArRicAL.-The "Flying ssud
will be placed upon the stage at the
Opera House tomorrow night, to be ioi-
lowed by other great attractions IN
ouick succession during the rest OF Mr.
Wheatleigh,s engagement. Collins, the
famous Irish comedian, will appear
next.
MORE R,cH Ora quantity OF very
rich gold ore, in every piece OF which
plenty of pure gold is plainly visible,
can be seen at Collins hat store, Vir-
=, ginia. 1t is from the Mohawk and Mon
treaE, Excelsior. The mines OF that
famou. district are decidedly looking
mp.
OK observation-disclosures Biggs is
selling his we'll written pamphlet work
ON In6delity, to the people of Gold Hill
and Virginia. He only charges a dollar
for il. We have read it and can con-
scieu,iously recommend it to the careful
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