Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11

REcUPERArISa.-The noise Of the
hammer, saw and shovel is extensively
heard at Gold Hill to-day. Already
the damage by the late fire to John.
Lambert's house, and that Of Fox &
Hall, at the lower end Of town, Is
repaired, and new outbuildings, fences,
etc., are being built. A new wooden
building, used as a temporary meat
market, Is built by L. T. Fox, until
his Gold Hill Market shall be rebuilt
Of brick as 1t was before. Mercer &
Tucker have rebuilt their burned avn
ing; the front porch sidewalk Of the
NEWS office is rclaid, and the badly
smoked interior of the office itself
made cheerful once more by a new
coat of whitewash. At various other
places, also, throughout the burnt dis
trict men are busy clearing of the
ruins and preparing to rebuild.
INFORMATION WANrED.-Biny Will
son, of Carson, has received the follow
ing letter from Lizzie Fl. Ames. dated
Ottawa, Illinois, July 2, 1870. Per-
haps some one hereabouts might fur
nish the much desired information /:
"Dear Sir: | write by request of my
mother-in-law to know If you can give
any information Of John Ames, who
was in Carson City. In 1861 land his
mother thinks he was there In 1852,
also). He drove stage teams from
Carson City to some OF the mines. II
you III give any Information concern
Ing him, his mother and other friends
will consider it a great favor and will
be very grateful for 1t. Please answer
without delay and direct to Mrs. Re-
becca AmeS. box 23s. Ottawa, ILL
nois."
THE ALHAMBRA.-This favorite, In
fact only place Of theatrical amuse-
ment now open, still continues to dis
pense Its usual amount of mirth, music
and general jolliiy. The ballads of
Mollie BamfOrd, Lizzie Worrell and
others, the clog dancing Of Chris.
Mathews, the songs of Add Weaver,
the trapeze Of Painter, the "Nerves"
of Nellie Vining and Johnny Camp
bell, the "Popsy Wopsy" of Claude
Lee aid the general acts and delinea-
lions by the balance Of the company,
are all attractive features, calling
for full houses every night. See the
rich programme for this evening.
GoLD HILL MARKET REoPENEp.-
The big fire of the other morning sum
marily closed out L. T. Fox's we'll
known market, but it could not stay 80
long. Fox had q frame building put
up forthwith to use as 4 temporary
market until his brick building could
be rebuilt, and reopens like q Phoenix,
with the choicest supply of fine beet,
mutton, and all other varieties Of
meats. Just In the rea Of the ruins
Of the old market the new n Is
erected, and there Is where all his old
customers can get their regular sup
ply same q they used to.
Who WANTS A DwELILNa?-We are
requested to state that j. Fredricks, Of
Virginia, will let the neat little cot
tage at the corner of the American
Flat road, opposite the Washington
House, on the Divide, rent free, to any
family burnt out at the recent Gold
Hill fire. Apply to l.. B. Frankel,
Main street. This Is q kind offer on
the part Of Mr.. Fredericks.
RETURN Ir.-Whoever has found n
morocco-bound memorandum book,
marked "Chas. Z. Stein," in gilt let
tiers, will oblige the owner very much
indeed by leaving the same at the Of
flee Of this paper. 1t Is Of no value to
any one but the owner, but he will pay
the finder whatever Is right for his
trouble, exen If 1t Is IS. Bring Stein
his book.
FINE APrLEs. - The regular old
apple mar who comes over here every
season from his ranch on the Mokel-
umne river, California, with huge
wagon loads of apples, arrived this
morning with his first load Of the sea-
son. They are nice ones we know, for
he left q lot at this Office for the boys
to use in getting the smoke out of their
Threats.
MOVE OuT.-Bittner Y 20. having
rented the basement Of Odd Fellows
Hall as a temporary workshop and
place for hardware storage, they desire
those persons having furniture stored
there to remove the same forthwith, or
1t will be placed out on the sidewalk.
Observation-Disclosures & Co. are
busy to-day, getting out the damaged
stock, iron, steel, ETC., from the ruins
of their store. As soon as cleared out,
and all details of insurance, etc. prop
erly adjusted, the store Will be rebuilt
In better shape than before.
REv1vING. - Thanks to Cooley &
Butler, the well known saloon men
at Virginia, for a bottle Of choice
old Bourbon this morning. 1t Is an
excellent tonic for us people working
In the burnt district.
WHERE TO FIND GEORGE FLErpNER.
For the present all his old customers,
and as many new ones as choose, can
find George at the barber shop next 10
Dorwin's assay. office, Main street.
DANEY AssEssMENT.-An assessment
of 81 so per share Is just levied on the
Daney Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, delinquent August llth. see
| official notice In another column.