Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

FINE AND VALUABLE PIcrUSEs.-We
received yesterday, with the compli-
ments Of the artist, Sutterley, of Vir-
ginia, two large sized Photographic
pictures Of Gold Hill scenery parsicu-
larly interesting just at the present
time. One Of these finely executed
pictures is a view taken from the hill
side east of Main street, and embraces
the whole Of Crown Point Ravine, with
its many pretty cottages, mines, cabins,
dumps, etc.; but the principal object of
tho artist was to include the three
hosting works buildings Of the Yellow
Jacket, Kentuck and Crown Point
mines, the scene of the recent terrible
calamity, whereby so many valuable
lives we're lost. In this he certainly
achieved n triumph for each building,
with its attendant car track leading out
from the shaft to the dump, the smoke
stacks, piles Of timber, outbuildings, IN
fact everything about the hosting
works, is clearly aad distinctly set
forth, recognizable with the utmost
facility by any ono ut AL familiar with
the locality. This, especially, ~ well
rs the other. will be something very
interesting and appropriate to send to
friends in other portions Of the world,
or to former residents of Gold Hill any
whore. The second picture is y truth
full, clear and comprehensive view Of
the town Of Gold Hill, taken from the
hillside Just below tho Gold Hill Quartz
Mill and Mining Company's mill, and
looking up Main street towards the
Divide. It shows the principal part OF
the town, Fort Homestead, the various
mining works, dumps, mills, churches
and other objects OF interest, while
looming up distinctly against the north
srn sky can be seen the sloping base Of
Mount Davidson, and fine large hoist
ing works building Of the Imperial
Empire shaft, looking like some huge
fortress overlooking and protecting the
town. The buildings on the Divide,
evou to those within the confines of
Virginia, are plainly shown. In add
ton to these large pictures, Sutter!ey
sent us two small cHrd-size photographs,
one being a reduced size Of the Crown
Point Ravine picture, and the other
shows Gold Hill proper-that portion Of
this town where the Comstock ledge
was 6rst discovered, aud which includes
some Of our richest mines. These
truly valuable and interesting pictures
are for sale at Sutterley's gallery, Nir-
giuia, whore they can be seen, tree OF
cost. together with plenty more. Visit
Sutterley's.
DlslSrxcr YouR CUrIoLEs.-kseping
tho skin well washed and free from all
filthy oxidation is Of the utmost i'm
portance as q di,infecting preventive
ayains, the many diseases to which
human flesh is liable, therefore II good,
comfortable, properly prepared bath,
cheap aud clean, is the very thing.
Read DR.. Mayors advertisement in an
other column. His baths are open
every day for the accommodation OF
bathers. His shaving saloon is also
one of the beat in Gold and Hill, and
ladies rs well AS gentlemen will hnd 1t
the very place where they can get their
hair dressed to suit, aud in any style.
Dentistry, cuppiug aud bleeding prop
erly executed. Don't forget the place.
Main street, opposite Justice Cooks
Office.
ANOTHER SAN Francisco DoNATIoN.-
The Cold Hill Relief Committee yester-
day received the worry acceptable sum o:
Sl0s, as the proceeds of ball given for
tue bene6. Of the Gold Hill sufferers by
the members of the Pacific Business
College, San Francisco. The uote from
&. Barry, Chairman of the Ball Commit
tee, expresses disappointment Ia not
being able to forward q larger sum "for
disbursement to the unfortunate suffer
ers by that dreadful calamity; and please
state to them the heartfelt sympathy of
the members Of this College in their sad
bereavement. We also return our
thanks to those citizens Of San Fran
cisco who purchased tickets for the ball
aud aided by Donation
Jos AND ExPREss WAGON. Fred
Sharbach has established m express
and Job wagon line IN Gold Hill, and is
prepared to attend to all demands in
his business. at all hours, day or night,
and on the most reasonable terms.
Order, lef, at George S~tockie's, oppo-
site the San Francisco Restaurant, or
at the Gold Hill Brewery, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall, will be attended to.
His wagon is painted blue, and his
name 10 on both sides. Give Fred
Shsrbach a call when you want II job
done we'll and promptly 10 his line. See
his advertisement.
PIPER's OPERA, HoUsE.-The d" Marble
Heart" was played last night. To-
NIGHT ".Richard ILL.," will be presented,
with Mccullough AS GloSter and Stark
"a Richmond. The balance OF the cast
embraces the full strength of the COM
psuy, aud Just TO see Mccullough IN the
character of the hump-bNcked, spawn
Jagoed Richard is alone worth the price
of admission. A crowded house may
veil be expected, therefore all who
would get good seats will have to go
early.
MAY DAY.-It is the first day Of May
and tho weather is pleasant and just
RICH. for p~icnics and other similar JoIh
6ca,ions, but we hear of no such thing
being on the docket. II doesn't seem
to be u good day for p%icnics. If it was
n blus,ery, snowy, squally day, nothing
could prevent Mt least three or fouf
picnics.
ApprrIoyAt.-Mayor Gibson received
$40 more to-day through j. B. +. Caral'
lier, to be added to the $3.50 received
from the recent benefit at the Alhambra
Thsater for the Gold Hill sufferers.
This was probably from outstanding
tickets and makes the benefit amount 10
$500.
BANG IN Your BrLLs.-ln our adver-
Using columns to-day all persons hav-
ing bills agaius, the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad are required to pre-
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