Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-30
THE EVENING NEWS.
Tuesday Ev,nius..---.Nov. 80. 1859
CAx'r MAKE Sourxaour.-our friend

Tor making soarxrout. tie says a maa
may chop up cabbage and pack it down
properly in kegs or barrels, but it is not
sourkrout even then; he has to leave it
to make itself in its own good time.
In connection with this idea we give
the following, clipped from an exchange:
''The latest decisions of the Commits
s;ouer of Internal Revenue cover the
following points: Parties using paper
collars must use them from their
original package; that is, from
the box in which they have been pur-
chased; and q three cent revenue stamp
must be attached to each one when put
on. When the collar becomes soiied,
and 10 turned with the clean side out,
it must receive another three cent
stamp, and must also DO conspicuously
stamped with the word turned Boxes,
when emptied, cannot be used a second
time, but must be destroyed in the
room where emptied, and the assessor
furnished with a certificate Of the fact.
II thrown out Of the window, or carried
out in the coal scuttlc or wash tub,
such boxes will be subject to export
duty. Bootblacks are required to use
their 5lacking just Us they hnd it when
the box is opened, adding nothing to it
whatever. The act of splitting ia the
box and smeariug the contents with the
brush constitutes the bootblack n mixer,
or rsc,i6er, or manufacturer OF backing,
and he must pay the ordinary manuiac-
tursrs' license. Each boot olacSed, Tor
which the sum OF Eve cents is paid by
the vearer, must receive, at the expense
Of the bootblack, q four aud three
quarter cent stamp. Any farmer who
kills a hog, cuts and packs the separate
parts, will pay a tax as a manufactures,
and must take out license for the same
and if he clarifies the lard, must take
out u re6ner's license.
The FIRsr PASSENGER CAR. The
Carson appeal of this morning says:
The fra, passenger car Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad came down from
Virginia yesterday, bringing quite a
party Of passengers, among whom were
Mr.. Sharon, A. X. Grim, Judge Rising,
the County Commissioners OF Storey,
aud Others. This beins the trial trip
and the frs. time that this car had been
through the tunnels and cuts, the time
was necessarily S~low-about W hours.
This Car is very neat in construction,
and i. calculated to accommodate about
thirty passengers, having seven double
seats on each side and single seats at
the end. At the other end is an apart
mentor baggage aud express matter.
Quite IN excitement was caused by this
arrival extraordinary and the interest
was heightened by the coming of the new
first class locomotives /" Carson aud
I" Virginia" The Carson il a very
handsome engine, and she was "ppro-
pristely decorated with American flags.
The company now have FIVE engines on
the road, and with three of them steam
ing and screeching a, and near the Car
son street crossing yesterday, things
looked particularly lively
PosIrlvELy No HUMBuG.-Under head
Of New To-day in our advertising
columns, see the advertisement Of Nr.
Fraukeaheimer, whose well known and
popular dry goods store is on Main
street, Gold Hill, next door to the Post
office. Having made full arrangements
to commence business in San Francisco
next spring, preparatory to such change
Of base, he now advertises TO sell his
entire extensive and we'll selected stock
Of staple and fancy dry goods, ladies',
misses and childrsn's shoes, blankets,
etc, at cost. Unlike the thousands OF
Others who are eternally advertising to
cell "at cost" FraHksnheimer means
business. He neat precisely what he
says, and will actually sell at cost,
without asking to mako a profit on his
goods. OF this fact he will convince
any enc who will call aad price his
goods, even without purchasing.
WINTER AT White PINx.-While we
have been enjoying nice pleasant
weather, it appears that tho White
P,ners have been having n touch Of
genuine winter. The Inland Empire of
Sunday says: "For a few days past,
the boys in the city have had a good
time coasting, there being no school;
aud rs n result, our streets have echoed
with noises similar to those made by a
mepayerie turned loose. The weather
having moderated considerably, the
streets were yesterday rendered quite
sloppy in places from the melting
snow"
A SANITARY SUGGSsrToS.-Referrin2
to an item Of a few day, sinec in tn,
News, wherein We made mention Of the
fact that fire still exists in the mines o.
Gold Hill, aud in consequences poison
ous gas continues to hold possession Of
some Of the upper levels, II correspond
ent writing from Hamilton, White Pine,
the following Sprinkle the
bottom OF the drifts with milk Of lime
made by Stacking it-at the change OF
every shift That will not only purify
tn. air, but also reflect more light In
the drifts
TUE Nx1 ROASTING FURSAcE.-Thc
Stetefeldt Chloridizing Furnace, near
Reno, 10 pronounced a very satisfactory
and complete success. The roasting is
conducted upon u simple but efectual
principle, chloridizing and preparing
the ore lust as well in two seconds time
n. though i, had been subjected 20 eigh,
hours treatment in n rsvegberaiory fur
mace. BY this new process, ores ART
worked up to over 90 per cent. On
large scale i, is thought that the cost o
roasting can be reduced TO i've or al
dollars per ton.
COMPULSORY VAccISiTioS.-Our Gol'
Hill school trustees, upon thorough in
v~es,igs,ion yesterday, "scessained e;gh
scholars were attending school who hat
never been vaccina,ed, and nine VIII
had been treated, bu, upon whom
made 40 impression. DR.. Hall attende.
20 them ali to-day, and hereafter al
new scholars will be required to bring
certificate from ,oms regular physical
tina, they have been vsceinated.
The Nsw DnAxArrc CoNrASY.-Th
members of the very taicnted new dr'
matte company, for Pipsr's oper
House, will arrive from San Franei's
, O morrow and next day, in READINGS
for tho grand opening, Friday evening
The box office, for the sale OF reserve
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