Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-02
AyorHkR VALUABLE PrcruRs.-J

News Depot, who has been furnishing
the public with copies Of that new and
o excellent picture Of General Grant
and his family, yesterday showed us
still another fine picture of Lincoln and
his family. 1t is a large sized steel en-
craving, splendidly executed, and rep
resents our lamented President ut home
in the midst Of his family. He is seated
near a small table, with Little Tad,
the dear little son whom he loved so
we'll, seated fondly at his right a
In the background stands the eldest
SON, Robert, Just merging into manhood,
and evidently possessing sufficient OF
his fathers disposition and character to
make him a man Of note among men,.
Seated complacently at the other end OF
the table is Mrs. Lincoln, who never
would have gone into the second hand
clothing business had her husband, the
President, outliyed her, instead Of her
outliving him to disgrace him. The shad-
ing, perspective, and general tone Of the
picture is harmonious and good, and
the portraits are all from life. 1t is a
choice and desirable addition to the
family parlor or drawing room collec-
ton of pictures. Mr.. Bonham also
showed US a similarly executed large
size steel engraving Of Colfax, which
we can voueh for from personal knowl-
edge as the best and most correct yet
produced in this section. These fine
pictures are from u prominent Philadel-
phia engraving firm, aud Mr.. Bonham Is
the sole agent here. He will canvas
Gold Hill and Virginia during the pres
ent week, and then so to Washoe, Reno
aud elsewhere. Orders sent to the
Dayton Postofice News Depot, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
KIARsARGl MINING CoNpASY.-At the
annual meeting Of the stockholders of
tho Ksarsargo Mining Company, held
on tho 9th Of November, at the COM
pany's Office, the following Board of
Trustees wal elected for the ne1t year {:
George W. Beaver, 4. h. Grim, Is. +.
Sherwood, John B. Winters and Charles
Van Gorder. At a subsequent meeting
the new Trustees elected tho following
officers: President, A.. X. Grim Vice
President, B. F. Sherwood Secretary,
T. B. Vineyard. The Kearsargs mine is
situated near Fort independence, in
Inyo County, Calitorsis, Immediately
south Of our State line. We under
stand that General Winters, who is the
principal stakeholder in this valuable
silver mine, is going down from here
next week to start up the mine, and to
keep it going during the winter prepar-
atory to starting up the splendid mill
next spring, which the company owns,
near the mine. The mine has been suf-
6eiently developed to satisfy the stock
holders that it is a valuable piece OF
property, If properly managed-and the
chances are, Is the company is u OF
debt, that handsome monthly dividends
will DO declared, commencing about the
first Of next June, and that they will be
kept up regularly /; several OF ther right
kind of miners aud millmen o! Gold
Hill intending to manage the property
hereafter. Nearly four-ffths OF this
mine is owned in Gold Hill.
Tar RAISE IN MEArs.-The raise in
the price Of all kinds Of meats unsni-
mously resolved and agreed upon BY the
butchers of Gold Hill and Virginia, rs
set forth in their advertisement to be
found in another column, wen into eff
feet Yesterday morning. The high price
they have to pay for cattle now, is
what's the matter. They ran their
shops at q loss last winter, but don't
mean to this winter if they can help it
not much. Growl, ye high-toued GUS
toners who always growl unless You
get the very choicest cuts, although
you arc the hardest to please and the
poorest pay; you've got to cash up
hereafter. Snarl, ye buyers Of two-bits'
worth Of steak, who at the same time
always want 8 piece Of dog meat
thrown in for al imaginary dog (Which
is .yourself). Whine, ye countless beg
gars of soup bones and liver, for hence
forward the ruthless butchers will shut
their oars to your abject su~pplicstions
and bid you GO to work like themselves
and earn an honest living. No more
Deat cumming hereafter.
THE "HIBERyIcoS."-Thi fine piano.
rsmre painting Of Irish scenery taken
from nature, representing the principal
cities, towns, lakes, old towers, ruins,
and other objects of interest in the En-
erald Isle, will be fully opened aud pre-
pared for exhibition to the ladies and
gentlemen Of Gold Hill and vicinity, to-
morrow evening, at the Gold Hill Thea
ter. Recollect that this is no catch
penny humbug, but n truly interesting
aud valuable painting, well worthy the
attention of all true lovers OF art and
we'll portrayed beauties OF nature. Read
the advertisement.
public ScHooLs.-Mr. s. f. VIM has
been elected Principal Of the Gold Hill
Grammar School, and will open on Mon
day next at 10 a. n. in the hne new
.-l Eas.haI Tho