Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-01
THE EVENING NEWS
Coon Oar BACK OF THE CoMsrocK.-

n leuSe OF NeIy P4oo
has been discovered about n mile and a
ouarter from this town, in the head OF
Crown Point %ravine, by Edward Hanna,
who brough. a boxfull of the ore to thi,
Office, where it eau be seen by all inter-
ested in such matters. The ledge is
about twenty feet wide, running parallel
with the Comstock, at o distance Of
nearly a mile from it, and dips to the
west at an angle Of about twenty de-
grces. Mr.. Hanna first found the ledge
about u year ago, but only worked at it
about a week. He has been doing con-
siderable toward its development this
season, running q tunnel some thirty
feet in length, through the groupings,
from which he took the ore shown US.
He attempted sinking from the bottom
Of this tunnel but Dor encountered
such a body Of water that be has made
hut little progress since. The ore is OF
n blush cast, favorable in character,
and assays excellently we'll. Mr.. Han
na is not q monied man therefore his de-
velopment of his valuable discovery i,
uSSSSSNAlN slONs ~ PtoPSA uASadh VI
capital rightly invested might reveal II
mine at that point richer than anything
on the Comstock. AS we said before,
the ore can be seen at this office.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BREAD.--Read
what our substantial friend Jacob
Becker of the Pioneer Bakery has to say
in another column, under head o "New
To-day" He means business. The
bakers of Horntown have been having
the audacity Of late to come down here
and try to peddle out their wares in OPP
position to his good, wholesome bread,
cakes, pies, and all that sort Of thing
but he stands no such infringement any
longer. He has hung his banner on
the outer WALL" and having just re-
turned from San Francisco aith II large
supply Of ammunition, he will hereafter
sell more and better bread, and at
cheaper rates than any of these inter.
lopers can afford to in fact, cheaper
than any family can afford to bake their
W food in that line. Everybody
should ~patrouize home institutions in
preference to any outsiders. Read
Beckcr's reduced prices, and buy no in.
ferior bread, cakes, pies, or doughnuts
from any outside dough mixers.
CHARLEY WIRES BuREAu.-The at
tention of epicureans and good judges
in the eating aud drinking line is d.
rected to Charley Whites advertise
ment under head of" New To-day" At
his famous Bureau Chop House, c
street, Virgin II, opposite Gillig, Mott 4
Co.'S, the best aud choicest of every
thing eatablc the market affords can be
always found, cooked to order in the
best possible manner. His bar, too, is
always well supplied with the fines, OF
wines, liquors and cigars. The Bureau
is the fashionable place of resort for
gentlemen, but there are also private
rooms where ladies can have their
wants attended to in the way Of good
food. Call at the Bureau, and pros
pect Charley Whites Inequalities.
WEEKLY BULLIoS.-The following is a
statement of the amount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during
the past week From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, there were
shipped 1880 pounds Of assayed bull
lion, valued at Sll6,34S &C; from their
Office in Virginia, 5,l39 pounds, valued
at SlI0, Coo 60. The amount of crude
bullion received for melting and assay
is as follows: E. Ruhling 4 Co., Of
Virginia, ls,626 ounces; Leopold kuh,
of Virginia, 2,379 ounces ; W. O.. Bous-
field 4 Co. successors to Theall i
co.,, of Virginia, $4,000 ounces Gold
Hill Branch Assay Office Of E. Ruhling
L Co., CT, 500 ounces; Wiegand 4 Co.,
of Gold Hill, 29,55l ounces
LEFT THE HosPirAL.-Wm. Nicely, the
deaf and dumb miner whose right arm,
at the shoulder, was so badly crushed
by n cave ut the Hale & Norcross mine,
q few weeks ago, that the bone from the
shoulder socket down nearly to the ell
bow had to be removed, has sufficiently
recovered to leave the Hospital st.
Vincent De Paul, where he was. We
met him on the stree, this morning aud
he expressed himself (by means OF PEN
ell and slate) as highly gratifed With
his progress, and hopeful Of eventually
recovering the full use of his injured
arm. New bone is apparently forming,
and he has considerable use OF the hand
low.
NEw INCORPORATION. - The Nevada
Coal Mining Company have iucorpo-
rated with a capital stock Of $500 900,
divided into 5000 shares Of $50 each.
The Trustees Of the company for the
ensuing six months are j. S. Pitzer,
A. NJ. Edg ington, s. A. McMeans, J. r.
Stewart and j. P. Curtis. Officers for
the same term: DR.. S. A. McMeans,
President; B. F. Sides, Secretary; Leo
pold Kuh, Treasurer. The company
own 2,56O acres Of coal lands situated
about seventeen miles northeast Of here,
Mt The base Of the Washoe mountains.
They have n shaft down some thirty feet
and have found good indications Of an-
thracite coal.
PRICE OF EXPRESS ESvELoPEs GRSAr-
LIZ REpucEp.-Read notice in another
column, wnere IL Will ne seen that TUG
Union Pacific Express Company have
reduced the price of their envelopes to
So per hundred, when 100 are taken, or
) cents zach for any less number. Bust
ness men wishing their cards litho-
graphed or prin,ed on their envelopes
may have it done for 81 per hundred for
Autographed franks, and 50 so for
printed ones, by ordering $50 or up
wards. Could any conscientious indi-
vidual ask the thing done cheaper?
PAY-DAY!- Certainly it has come
Everybody is cheerful, and everybody
is pleased when payday comes. In
Gold Hill, during the first week Of every
month, there are disbursed by the
various mining and mill companies, for
labor and supplies, not less that four
hundred thousand dollars in gold and
silver. Oh, it's bully is payday.
money makes the mare 60"
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