Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-14

the WORKING Oh the TlCn rclLaStOIy oiCa
so peculiar to this State, and Beals is
the very man specially adapted and
qualified to be the agent for the pro
cess. Mine owners and all Others
interested should by all means at once
examine Into the true merits Of this
new process, and call ON Professor
Beals. Many a mine, heretofore un-
profitable, by the Hagan process will
now be made a paying institution.
MEDICAL AND SURaIcAL.-We had
the pleasure of a passing visit to-day
from Drs. F. J. White and H. st.
George Hopkins, recently arrived over
the big railroad from the State Of Vir-
ginia. These medical gentlemen come
we'll Endorsed and adequately recon-
mended as masters Of their profession,
and propose making their home here
In the land Of sagebrush and silver
bricks. This Is n healthy country, yet
We regret to say that owing to the fire.
quent accidents Ia the mines, and
otherwise, the services Of the surgeon
are very often required. First class
surgeons or physicians are needed
everywhere, and will succeed any
where.
VIRGINIA ATHLErICs.-At the meet
Ing of the Virginia Turn Verein, held
day before Yesterday, the following
officers were elected TOR the ensuing
term; A. Leichter, Presidem F.
Boeyle, Secretary; +. Schoeneman.
Treasurer E~hrenford, First Teacher
G. Koch. Second Teacher. Boegle Is
fully competent to be first teacher, or
in fact to do all the gymnastics himself
without calling OH anybody else for
assistance, but In order to give some
of the rest a chance Fred stands back
and takes the Secretaryship. When
YOU come to muscle or true artistic
shape" Boegle Is there, like an
Adonis or a Venus.
CEDAR HnL..-rhe Enterprise says
that the Sierra Nevada, Mariposa,
Sacramento and Meredith and Evans
and Berry mills, situated about the
base of Cedar Hill, are In full blast.
| Numerous teams are to be seen in the
neighborhood hauling wood and
quartz, and a considerable number Of
men being employed about the mills
and mines on the hill, the place pre-
sents quite 4 busy appearance. Hall
of Cedar Hill will sometime be run
| through the batteries Of quartz mills.
There are millions upon millions Of
gold In the huge deposits Of paying
dirt and quartz 1t contains.
tbs ALmANBNA.-Add Weaver, the
talented vocalist still continues to be
the prime attraction In that line, and
the dramatic and variety department
flourishes with the highly versatile
artist, Miss Nelly Winning, as the bright
particular star. Miss Ella Stanley, Il
new acquisition, charms the eye as
well as the ear of the numerous ardent
votaries of Menus, Venus, T~ersichore
and Bacchus, who frequent this very
| attractive institution every evening.
A lengthy, varied and highly recherche
entertainment is given, as may be seen
by reference to the programme for this
evening.
VIEW or THE BURNT DIsTMCT.-Pro.
fessor A. j. Beals, the we'll known
Photographic artist Of this town, has
Just completed Il very excellent view
of the burnt district, resulting from
the late fire destroying the lower por'
ton Of Gold Hill. Included In the
picture Is an excellent view Of the
great railroad trestle bridge across
Crown Point Ravine. This Is a very
desirable picture ut the present time to
send abroad to friends or Others inter-
ested, or to keep Us o souvenir Of this
conflagration.
For II GENOA HoT SrRINds.-On
and after Monday next, Samuel Elston
will run a fine four-hore rOckaway,
connecting with the Dayton line Of
stages from Wells. Fargo il Co.'S
office, Silver City, every Monday morn-
ing, to the hot springs near Genoa.
Read his advertisement In another
column, under head Of "New To
day." Here now Is 4 fine opportunity
for inyalids to avail themselves OF.
MINERS UNION OFFIcERs.--At the
last meeting of the Virginia Miners
Union the following officers were
elected /: President, Thomas Carroll
Vice President, James Philips; Re-
cording Secretary, Daniel ). Sullivan
Financial Secretary, Jaffies Dockerry
Treasurer, Richard Arnold. A mum
Der of appointments remain to be
made at the next regular meeting.
THANKs.-MrS. Thomas Dolsn de-
sires to thank her friends and neigh
bos for their kind and Chrlstian-like
assistance during her late husband:
long and severe illness, and sincerely
prays that they may finally receive the
true reward due them for their kind
ness.
The P1cSIc.-The Juveniles Of st,
Johns Sunday School, Gold Hill, and
ST. Paul's Virginia, are having q glo'
rious good time at their picnic to-day,
in the big carpenter shop at the mouth
of the Gould 4 Curry lower tunnel
They have Il pleasant day Tor II.
NEW TINE TABLE.-As may be seen
by advertisement in another column,
on and after tomorrow the afternoon
train for Carson will leave Virginia nj
3 o'clock and Gold Hill at $40, instead
of 3:45 and 1 o'clock, As heretofore.
WHERE TO FISD GEORGE FLEtDNER
For the present all his old customers,
and as many new ones u choose, can
find George ut the barber shop next to
Dorwin's assay office, Main street. y
SEAsoxAnI.E LUXURY. - Everybody
can afford the luxury of bath. Price
reduced to nifty cents, at Brodel's No
81 south G street, corner Of smith, iir'
ginia.