Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-21
TIE EVENING NEWS
Thur.lay R1euins--..Jaauary ~, 1869

WHITE PINE IScoRroRArloSs.-The
following have fled their certificates of
incorporation at San Francisco and
Sacramento within the last two or three
days; The White Pine Mutual Mining
and Milling Company, capital stock
$1,000, 900, Trustees-A. W. Blair, DR..
John Grant, o. P. Sutton, John Night
ingals, j. Z. de LaMontaguie, John A.
Stanley and S. G. Smith the White
Pine Smelling Company, capital stock
$50, 900, Trustees-George Coffran, ID.
d. Shattuck and W. P. C. Stebbius.
Scott Company, organized for the pur-
pose OF carrying OF and conducting the
business Of mining on a certain lode or
tract known by the name of Chloride
Flat, White Pine District, State Of Ne
,vada capital stock SIS 200, divided in
80 shares Of 5000 each-term of exist
snce, Eve years principal place Of
ness, San Francisco; Trustees-G. Ca
tursgli, P. Rieci, W. II. Petit, John A.
Barber, W. A. Cornwall and Rudolph
Stssnback.
Or FOR WHIrR PISs.-Mike McClus-
key, the ever.jovial, has boxed up his
Gold Hill Thester saloon fixtures,
liquors, decantsrs, glasses, spoons, bar
aud general worldly plumber, and
shipped the same on four wagons drawn
by two powerful ten-mule teams for
White Pine. He has to pay sixteen
cents q pound freight, amounting in all
to about $4,000. John Monahan has
also sold out his saloon here in Gold
Hill, packed up and will emigrate with
Mike, as his eopsrtnsr in iniquity. They
propose opening the best and most pop
ular saloon in the district. Johu NJ.
Daniel {" Kentucky, of the lnterna-
tional saloon, Virginia, and Judge Pit
xer left day before yesterday for White
Pine, dssiroas Of prospecting for them-
selves the glowing beauties Of that land
OF rich promise and rough usage.
ELKo IrExs.-Towu lots in this thriv-
ing little town, at the junction of tho
White Pine stage route and the railroad,
1875 miles from Hamilton, are said to be
selling or like hot cakes, and ut stead
lily advancing prices. Choice locations
sell for from $500 to 81 900, and the
chances are that the prices will be much
higher, as the population, which is now
about 800, is rapidly on the increase,
and Elko shortly will be the most pros
porous railroad town in the great Amer
lean Basin, judging from present indi-
cations. Col. Frank Denver, Of Virginia
City, is said to be building n fine bridge
across the Humboldt at that point. in
order to accommodate the White Pine
travel.
Crown PoISr. -Drifting east for the
good body of pay ore expected to be en-
couutsred next the east clay wall Of the
ledge in this noted mine, will be COM
meuced at the l,l0O-foot level in n few
days. The distance to drift is $40 feet,
and from the nature OF the rock to so
through, il will probably take four or
Eve months or more to run this Drift.
The new steel bells now in use at the
surface of the shaft, are n decided i'm
proyement over the old style formerly
in use. They were manufactured by Mr..
A. NcMartin, the blacksmith At the
works, Of the finest quality of cast
steel, and for beauty of finish and clear
ness Of tone, are superior to any we
have yet seen or heard.
THa TAIxASA DrksPEHroS. This is
the title Of a newspaper shown us yes
terdsy by Jim Myers-a daily and hour
ly paper published in the year 1869, one
hundred years hence. 1t is illustrated
with wood cuts, and is delineative of
what Uncle Sans dominions and tho
rest of the world will have progressed
to al tina, interesting period. Kansas
is set down as the capital Of the United
States, with a population of $50, OOO,-
900. Travelling in the air is the com
mon mode, and electricity is the grand
motor for everything. It is the queerest
paper we have seen for many a day, aud
quito an amusing curiosity in its line.
Coon CooksRY.-A good cook in q
kitchen is certainly one Of the most
comfortable features in housekeeping.
John Maxwell, the man who does the
cooking for the Bachelors Club" over
the Bank Exchange, is what zoe would
call q cook who knows his business, as
the fat and sleek appearance OF the
boarders shows. John is a clever man ;
as an evidence Of which he yesterday
sent US o large, thick, delicious eustard
pie, asa present. We fear the Club
are going to lose their good cook, rs he
talks of going to White Pine.
Social BALL AT DAyroS.--One Of
those truly enjoyable social serPsichO-
resn parties for which Dayton has be-
come so noted, takes place at 0deon
Hall, in that town, on Tuesday evening
next. The best of music will be in
attendance and a happy time may well
be anticipated by all who do themselves
a. nr.. nIeaspre of being present.