Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-14


the inscription stamped upon the hand
some silver bullion brick TO be sent as
the contribution Of the German citi-
zens Of this section and their friends TO
the Sanitary Commission at Berlin 1:
Fur die yerwuudeten und hinter
blcibenen der gefallenen i'm DeutSch-
Franzosischen kriege. 1870; Won
Staat Nevada" Which, translated,
means: "For the wounded, and Wild
W and orphans of the fallen in the
German-French war of 1870; from the
State of Nevada" Below the German
inscription is the following in English:
Germany battling for unity and civ
"ilization commands the sympathy of
Republican America. We may not
draw the sword, but would help TO
staunch wounds. Virginia, Nevada"
The following is also stamped upon it:
~"l,6S0-70 ounces; silver, 962 fine
gold, O32-5 fine value in silver, So
O2s &c: gold, $l,095 so; total value.
1928 73." The stamping Is very
prettily done, and the bar is 4 model
Of beauty in tina: line. =
GOLD Hill. MARKET.-FoH has ut
length got established in his old Tor
new quarters once more. His market,
it will be recollected, just below the
News office, was destroyed - COM
pletely Quilted out-by the great Gold
Hill fire. The walls, however, re-
manned standing, and he went TO work
Mt the reconstruction of its internal
arrangements rs soon rs possible,
meanwhile occupying 4 temporary
wooden building in the rear Is a mar
ket. His reconstructed market Is even
better than the original one, and 1t Is
certainly the neateSt, clcancst, best
fitted and arranged we have seen for
many 4 day. Luscious beef, fat NUT
ton. pork, veal and all varieties OF
marketable meats are tastefully dis
played, and any boarding house, hotel
or restaurant keeper who takes 4 look
into this market can easily see ut 4
glance that il Is the proper place to
trade at. A diet Of such tender, juicy
porterhouse steaks rs those is n sure
cure for all d~yspeptics..
RATTLE AND BALL.-As may be seen
BY advertisement in another column
to-day, two we'll furnished houses,
eligibly situated at Silver City. are
going to be ratified or in that place
November 9th, OH which occasion n
bail Is to be given ut Armory Hall,
free to all holders of tickets i'll the
raile. Daniel MERRIAM, the propric-
tor, Is going East, and therefore takes
this method to dispose OF his property.
There will be 800 tickets at 81 80 each.
The highest throw is to take the largest
house, and the lowest the other. Here
now Is n fine taste Of business IN
pleasure combined, and however II
NAV turn out, 4 nan Is sure oil MS
moneys worth. for lie is sure OF n GOOD
social ball, besides having a chance to
win a comfortable house, ready fur
niShed.
FINE PrcTuREs.-Fred Boeglc, Of the
Virginia Postofice News Depot, has
lust received 4 fresh accession to his
fine assortment Of acknowledgement
pictures. They include 4 great variety
of landscape and other views, fruit
pictures. farm scenes, etc, just right
for parlor adornments. So closely do
they resemble the finest oil paintings,
that many people suppose them to be
such. Indeed. the general tone of them
is superior to many oil paintings, and
in fact theyare much cheaper. Boegle
charges nothing for 4 good, square,
critical look nc his picture gallery
free exhibitions everyday and evening.
LOCOMOTIVES ARmvED.-The second
one of the new locomotives for the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad has
arrived from Reno. The tender weighs
ten tons, and rs it was being placed
upon the wagon by means of n stout
derrick, m Of the strong guys Of wire
rope attached to the derrick broke,
when the tender was about four inches
above the wagon, letting it fall pre-
cisely where it was wanted, fortunately
iniuring no one. Both locomotives
will soon be set up aud rolling on the
iron track.
Mill RENovAI.-rhe well known
Rigby mill, so long 4 fixture at Amer
lean Flat, has recently been removed
TO n point near the Six. mile House,
below Spring Valley, where it is being
set I'D. 1t will contain twenty stamps
and will be used in crushing ore from
three leads owned BY General Will
iiams and others. These leads are
gold-bearing, and no pans Will be
reouired In their reduction. The COM
pany have plenty Of water OF their
own, brought from springs some two
miles distant.
GRATIFYING REcErrTs.-The Sisters
of Charity state the net proceeds from
their late Fair at Armory Hall, Viz
pinia, to be 1851 75. The sum real
ICED 'by the rattle of that fine large
needlework portrait Of Washington
was SsO-over half the entire money
realized.
HAVE YouA CoLp?-Goto Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish;
steam baths only one dollar. Hot ana
la hstbu only fifty cents. II"