Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22
The New LocoMorIvEs.-The t,

NlISluE aHu AiuSNoo ISaiiioad oAe
now being set up at the workshop OF
the company, ut Virginia, Ire the
Nerada No. n and the Humboldt Nc.
s.. both very large and powerful en-
giues. The third, which Is now on
the way from Reno, Is the /. b James
(No. 81, which, though not the largest,
will be n of the handsomest locomo-
tives on the road. 1t will arrive here
tomorrow. All these engines were
manufactured at the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works, Philadelphia, probably
the largest works Of the kind in the
United States.
To he BENEFIrEp.-John Finn and
Sammy Goodchild, the well known
and popular property men and scenic
artists at Piper's Opera House are
going to have a benefit at that theater
next Saturday evening. Over n dozen
performers have already volunteered
for the occasion-all native shape and
talent, or nearly so. The performance
will be m~elodeonistic. A big bill will
be given, and a most varied and anus
ing entertainment may be anticipated.
These two sweet little infants-these
babes in the wood, with no robins to
come and cover them with leayes-are
sure to be comforted and consoled
with a large house on this festive occa-
sion.
FRESH PoRK AND SAUSAGE. &C.
Masel has just opened 4 shop on Main
street, opposite the Gold Hill Theater,
for the sale Of fresh pork, bacon, hams,
lard and all kinds Of sausage. These
desirables are the very best that can
be made from healthy California corn
fed hogs, and the sausage is made
fresh daily by Masel's new steam pro-
cess of chopping, at his mandatory,
G. street, corner of Sutton avenue Nir-
ginia. All lovers Of real good things
In that line here In Gold Hill or vicin-
ity, will do we'll to give Masel n call.
Read his advertisement in another
column under head of "New To-day"
The GoID DIscovERER.-We have
received from the publishers at Sacra-
mento, 4 small but very interesting
book entitled "The life and adven-
lures of James w. Marshall. the dis
cover Of gold in California" 1t Is
gotten up in cheap style, with paper
covers, but the printing Is well eX-
ecuted in peculiarly clear, readable
type, the book containing nearly 200
pages Of reading matter. 1t gives a
complete history Of the early settle
ment Of California as connected with
the great golden discovery, also many
other items of peculiar interest to all
old Californians, or ven new ones. 1t
is valuable for reference.
BURGLARS AND HORSE THIEvEs.-
Night before last, at Carson, the jew
ewlry store of Charles W. Friend, on
Carson street, was entered by bur-
glars, and strange to say, nothing was
taken. The gunsmith shop In the same
building. however, received more at
tention, for the rascals packed off a
valuable Henry rifle and two Colts
revolvers. The same night five horses
were stolen from a band In n corral Mt
the north end Of town. Burglars and
thieves Of all kinds appear to be un-
usually plenty at present, not only
about Carson but In this section.
MONTE CRIsTo.-Work on this mine,
says the Enterprise, is being vigorously
prosecuted. The workmen, fifty or
sixty in number, were paid oil last
night. There arc thirty-four men en-
ployed In the mine and about fifteen
at the mill. A large number has here
tofore been employed, but now that
the mine Is fairly open, a larger num-
Der than that named Is not needed.
The mine Is looking well, and a large
amount Of ore Is being extracted.
Johnny Cullen is foreman and j.. NJ.
Daniel Superintendent.
JAW BRoxES.-Charles Baine. team
ster, resident of Carson, was kicked by
a horse on Monday night, breaking his
Jaw, knocking out several teeth and
injuring his tongue. Mr.. Baine is very
unfortunate, having but recently re-
covered from a broken leg. The IN
jured man has a wife and several chill
dren. So says the appeal.
CHEAP TRAvEIING.-Cahin fare by
the boats between Sacramento and San
Francisco Is advertised at 81 80. State
rooms 81 extra. At the present low
rates Of stage fare between here and
Reno. and on the cars from there to
Sacramento. it costs comparatively lit
tie for us Washoeites to take a trip to
the Bay.
SEAL SKINS GoTNG East Eighty
five tons Of seal skins, from Alaska,
passed Reno yesterday on the cars
bound for New York and the East.
There must be fearful slaughter carried
on among the amphibious natives Of
the Alaska coast.
CERTIFICATES ARRIVED. - At the
meeting of the Virginia Board Of Fire
Delegates last evening a large lot Of
handsomely Autographed certificates
for the use Of the Department were
received from San Francisco.
HAVE YouA CoLD?-Goto Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only one dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. IT.
NYE COUNTY Observation-Disclosures
n the State Convention from Nye
comfy are : VIM. L. Flagler. j. Il.
Evans, Charles Garrett, II. Stratton
and J.. NJ. Groves.
JEWISH NEW YEAR.-At shutdown
next Sunday evening commences the
Lavish New Year. This festival lasts
two DAYS, or until Tuesday evening
next at shutdown.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. An assess
mcut of 81 per share |, levied upon
the capital stock Of the Virginia Con-
soiidated Mining Company, delinquent
October 31st.
ORPHANS HONE. The Orphans
Home building at Carson Is completed
and the furniture. bedding and the like
were removed thither day before yes
terday.