Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-29
Nrw ELraxsr OF PRESENTATION

the commercial department Of the Ala
we extract the following sensible re-
marks relative to the completion OF the
railroad from Carson to this section,
and its practical beneficial effect in
enabling the profitable working Of the
immense reserves Of low grade ore in
tie great Comssock "The explorations
of the mines at l 100 to 1900 feet deep
establish the fact Of richer deposits as
the mines descend to almost indefinite
depths, aud that a new period Of great
prosperity 10 about to open tothsm.
But this improvement in the near future
is not the immediate cause of rising
values. This 10 due to the completion
Of the Truckee Railroad, a. it 10 called,
which connects all the mines by rail
with tho mills in Carson Valley, by
which the uncertain and expensive vim
ter transportation between tue mines
and the mills has become certain and
cheap. This road was built by eOntri-
buttons from the mine,, all paid up, and
to be reimbursed by transportation At
low figures. The Savage, for instance,
has paid $3.50, 900 the Gould L Curry,
SIS, 900, etc. The cost of milling, also,
;.on.,onsres NJ TN, fac;l,ie, afforded
\. ar ss;,ro.d will be reduced. A
80 ."amin,,;on ~ the works
."i. -, -. a, ,b. lods
III ,Ic ~. c., ,on, sine, of
- ~. m IN, .,,ep,
s, 600 coo 49, .s,ov;ng from $40 to
so 10, Tn ,ome olaees il has
hcs, ps.d 20 Gil up drifts, and in all
has b,en left standing as not paying TO
work. The Savage alone has 400 900
tons of this ore. The valve Of the
whole mass is not less than seo,ooo ,ooo.
The expense Oh nas" Snu ", wSsn the
" 80 GOOD wa, S. p,r ton, to DO
miIled at Si3 per ton. Tho railroad
may now take this ore at 81 so per ton,
10 be milled ut $40, and by so doing the
whole mass of ore becomes available.
Tn. Yellow Jacket is already hoirting
an, md sanding this ore by rail, with
vb;cb tbe Spmp, of mos. of the miues
80 co,nsc,ed. The time of impossible
w;n,,r road, is passed, and the era Of
chsan and un;pterrus,ed transportation
b,,arriv,d. The low grade ore, i, will
n. obs.-v.a ia at the top levels, and is
DC oose''eu' - ha;.,;n,
vorks. II, !, probable that the lode will
civ, in /; few years at least SIG, 900, 900
n-.s, an, of tho standing ores, to say
ro,h;,y of the new discoveries in the
Iow.r isveIs That il. the above named
mn. compnnies NAV have low grade ore
enourh now yield double The present
market value of the stock. These'sre
some Of the elements of restored con-
fdence."
a.. sc ,h. vary
LiFs 49,
strongest arguments in f'vor OF i''e IN
surance arc the dying words Of the late
s.c-s,orr R,wIins: "The bitterest
n.~,rorsr i. tba. leave NV family
rnn.ov;d.5 for.n Yet nearer home,
on5 ;m%m.dia,.lv appreciate by us of
Wn,boe is the idea tina, the lamented
.Jp5re BALDWIN, so suddenly stricken by
f.lI death, in the very flower Of his
m,nbood', promise, left his family AM
,Iv nrov;S.d for. his life being insured
TO- ahont sac 600. which sum in due
$1,000 ,;ns viii be maid by the in.
1900. comnapi.,. Another case in
80. IT., of Bsnsdst,o M.estrc,ti,
who wa, kilI,d nj, Virginia on the cath
,N,""s, hx A,g.,o L'ombsrdi. now in
$500 MI iif, was Insured for
s. ooo 81 .,tbougb ,hers has been
n,,Ia ,.,aI dcIsr in settling his
800. ~. ;n.nr,nco compnuy. as soon
os,h. nroner authority to pay i. TO was
definitely and legally established, has
promptly rssp0na:a a he ",
Sue .o.o",nS - oIso bv the fulI
u'',.s', W..
receipt VI '"e
oEricE OF II rAoific M CaI;sn-n;,
lSsVEANGL SovcmSsr DC, 1859.
n N. GIosrEa,
Agen, Pacific Mutas!, Virginia,
Dear Sir:-The amount due 7. Maestret,;'
Administrator OF the estate Q, o %: Maes,rssI,
under Policy No. i,Vovi 'ot S',vUCi here.
to-day. We on nov Sar Ero,c;sco. naynble to the
~ m%s of Peter Maes,retti, for Si,S23 SO,
being the amount due after deduc,ing from
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