Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-22
A NEw MlLL.-Evans 4 Co. are build

WlII SLhIL UP ~ Ia
building is 30 by 60 feet in size, and is
most substantially constructed. 1t
contains one battery Of Eve stamps,
weighing $50 pounds each, and one of
four lighter stamps-what is known as
Bryant's battery. Another battery of
FIVE heavy stamps will shortly be added,
very materially increasing the crushing
capacity Of the mill. The engine is OF
about 80 horsepower, sufficient to drive
all the machinery that the owners con-
template putting into the works. The
mill has been built expressly to work
ore from the Sacramento mine, on Cedar
Hill, and rs this ore contains but a
triaing per cent. OF silver, pans will not
be required in amalgamating. The gold
will be saved in the battery aud upou
copper plates in the ~sluices, and the
s~ulpherets upon blankets. One pan
will be used for working the s~ulphurets
saved and in cleaning up the amalgam
caught in the batteries and upon the
copper plates. The parties owning the
mill have been engaged but % days in
its erection-quick work, even for
Washoe. A large amount Of ore is now
upon the dump of the Sacramento mine,
awaiting transportation to the mill.
The ore will doubtless pay well for
crushing, as, owing to the fact that it is
not necessary 10 work it in pans, it eau
be run through very rapidly.
Is another column will be found an
advertisement Of c. f. Collins L Co.,
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco,
Of q new article of watches and jewelry
made from a new composition called
"gold METAL" which we are assured by
them has allthe appearance OF fine gold
and wears well without furnishing. The
prices attached are certainly very low,
or if you want q fine genuine American
watch in gold or silver cases send TO
them for q list Of their prices, and you
will see that they also are very low.
Try them. G. E. Collins & Co. have
been in the business in San Francisco
many years, and are to be relied on.
RATHER WARN. - The thermometer
stood at eighty-four degrees in the
shade at Gold Hill yesterday. That is
rather warm summer weather, yet,
after all, it isn'ta circumstance to what
they are having in some parts of Cali
fornia. In New York and other cities
of the East the sun is so hot that il just
cooks the people down in their tracks,,
es we see by the telegrdphic dispatches
from there that people are dying Of sun
stroke at the rate Of a hundred or more
day.
RIoTous NEIGHBoRs.-Quite a number
of the free-love females residing in the
vicinity of the "Upper Level" on south
G street, Virginia, in the Bloody
Third" Ward, were on the rampage
pretty much all last night. The devil,
or his equivalent, bad whisky, seemed
to have got into them from the way
they " made night hideous" with their
yells and riotings, and at least one
shows evidence this morning Of rough
usage about the head. They must try
and behave q little better in future, or
District Attorney Bishop might take a
notion to put q certain city ordinance
in force.
GETTING ALoNG.-Thc three most iu-
jured victims Of the recent omnibus up
setting accident at Virginia, are slowly
recovering. AL. Prince, whose leg and
arm were broken, and Mr.. Moss, who
suffered q severe conclusion Of the
brain, are both gradually mending.
A. Bryarly, whose spine was so badly
injured that his lower extremities were
paralyzed, is fast recovering sensation
and strength in his limbs and will
doubtless eventually come out all right.
DR.. Cleburne is attending him.
Moons RESTAURANT, AT RESo.-lf
any of our Gold Hill or Virginia friends,
should have occasion to go to Reno,
and desire to have q splendid
breakfast or II real good dinner, we
would advise them by all lea to visit
John A. Moch's Restaurant. He knows
show to keep a hotel" and being of a
pleasant, social turn of mind, he cat
exactly suit you with the very best in
the market. Mr.. Moch has his excellent
family with him, and appears to be fixed
for a permanent home at Reno.
FAREWELL BENEFIT To-yIGHr.-Mrs.
Bowers, the most talented and popular
Of all American actresses, closes her
engagement and makes her last appear
ance at Piper's Opera House tonight.
The play will be Loves Masquerade"
one Of the most beautiful in the cata-
logue and it being the farewell benefit
OF the talented lady whose excellent
qualities as an actress and lady have
won for her the kindiiest regards and
respect Of all, we look to see n crowded
house. Secure good seats in season.
WoN'T TELL 1--WE know Of rather
a rich item about u rough and tumble
fight between u Down-East Yankee and
colored female this morning not over
Eve miles from the Gould 4 Curry
works. 1t was u rich and gay affair,
but we refrain from telling it lest some
body should look upon it as . ~sectarian
slur. Some folks are very silly in that
respect.
Proceeds OF II BESEFIr.-The
unauClhl result VI tue Ueueut ~ ripper )
Opera House to the Gold Hill Miners
Union last Monday evening is not as yet
precisely known, but after all the tickets
are in and all expenses paid the nett
proceeds will not fall much short Of
$1,000. We sincerely congratulate the
boys on their success.
GoSg BsLow. - Charles McCarty,
whose left eye way badly injured by a
splinter of rock flying into it while at
work in the Crown Point mine on the
Sd inst, left for San Francisco yester-
day in order to place the eye in charge
Of some skillful o~culist, as there is
danger Of his losing the sight Of it.
MINING Accidental day or two
since q miner named George McCabe,
working in the old Milton ground, fell
down between some timber, a distance
of ahout IL feet fr~artnrinO his skull