Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-10
Dcpurtures

NARY Jaue chmP9ou
GREAT ExcrrEMENT.-The war still
goes on; the French are going up and
the price Of stoves and tinware is COM
ING down. Thus sets forth the new
advertisement Of D. Il. Barber & Co.,
in another part Of this paper. They
have got their new store, erected over
the ruins Of their old establishment,
burned by the big Gold Hill fire, now
fully opened and inaugurated. It has
got Just as good looking n brick front
rs any of its mor ~pretentious neigh
bors, and Is far more commodious, con-
venient and roomy than their old store.
They have n fine, well-selected aSSort-
ment of stoves. tlnware, coal oil. lamps
and chimneys, and house furnishing
hardware generally-just as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere this side
of the mountains. They also do all
jobbing. repairing and repairing in
their line. promptly, correctly and
with dispatch. Read their advertise
tisement and give Barber i Co. a call.
WONDERFUL. SPRINGS. There are
some very valuable rs well as wonder
full springs on the Pacific coast, and
especially in Nevada. We have salt,
soda, borax, sulphur, and various
other mineral springs, hot and cold,
besides alum and oil springs, to say
nothing Of our big pulling Steamboat
Springs, or the famous chicken soup
spring out at Elko. One Of our Eastern
exchanges however. mentions 4 Won
derfnl spring which beats them all. 1t
says that Eaton Rapids has a magnetic
spring so charged with electricity that
4 man, after drinking a quantity Of
the water, went into a blacksmith shop,
and while talking with the blacksmith,
sat down on the anvil. When he got
up the anvil stuck fast to him, and he
had to have it amputated. The people
are going to build a hotel there, and
drive all the blacksmiths away.
DIVIDENDS PAID To-DAy.-Chollar-
Potosi, S., 0 o Gould & Curry, S4s,-
600; Halo & Norcross, 80, 900 Sierra
Nevada, $500; total, $l79,5 500. The
above figures show the amounts and
total of the four dividends declared
upon some Of the leading mines Of the
Comstock ledge, and which will be dis
bursed to-day. This certainly Is q
very gratifying exhibit to stockholders
in those mines, giving hope and ell
enlargement to their neighbors. rs
well as showing evidence that the old
Comstock continues 10 give out y
lucratively, and is liable to keep doing
so for some time to come. Which will
be the next to join the ranks of the
diyldend-paying claims?-the Yellow
Jacket?
To REPUBLICAN CKNDrDATEs.-By ref
erence to- call in the NEWS to-day, all
the nominees of the Republican party
Of Storey county are requested to APP
pear ut the District Courtroom, in
Virginia city. on Tuesday afternoon,
at two O'Clock. to consult with each
other, get better acquainted, and to
adopt Immediate steps to open and
fight through the campaign. Every
man Is expected to be present to-mor-
row, and be prepared for business. 1t
cannot be expected that u newspa-
pers are going to sail the ship all by
themselves, and that the candidates
are only to be considered the passen-
gers; and hence the nominees must
take 4 hand"
THOSE CANARIEs.-A few nights ago
a rattle for n lot Of canary birds came
of at Tom Finch's saloon, in Gold
Hill. The ticket holders all got their
prizes except one, which is yet unde-
cided. Tickets Nos. % and 73 were n
tie, the dice showing IL for each. The
prize being a canary and a cage. a MIR.
Buckley, who had ticket No. 73, now
calls upon the holder Of ticket No.
% TO come forward and "saw-otf.
Buckley has the bird, but the owner Of
No. % can call and see him for the
chance. Inquire Of Tom Finch.
THE BALI. OF LIBERTY HosE.-Don't
forget to be on hand with your sweet
heart, your lady friend. or your wife,
at the grand ball of Liberty Hose Co.
No. l, Gold Hill, next Monday night,
at the fine new hall Of Liberty Engine
Company No. /. The boys have sold
a large amount Of tickets, therefore
are sure Of an excellent attendance.
Recollect that the boys want to raise
money to buy a new hose carriage.
Give them a lii.
"TEN YEARS IN WALL STREET.
Mr.. Marriott, the ~canvassing agent for
the above highly popular work, de-
sires us to state that he will be in re-
ceipt of another invoice Of the books
to-day or tomorrow, and will be able
to I'LL all orders from Gold Hill and
Virginia subscribers. Now Is the time
to secure a copy.
BENEFIT OF EAGLE ENGINE Con-
pANY, No. 3.-Next Saturday night
this company will take q benefit at
Piper's Opera House. 1t will be a
ladies' night, and q grand musical en-
tertainment will be given. In due
time the programme and the names Of
fhe performers, with other particulars,
will be given.
STAGES AND RAnRoAD.-Wells, Far
90 & Co.'s stages arrived at Virginia
this morning about the usual time, the
damages to the railroad by the burn
ing of the snow sheds being about re-
paired. All will be right again BY the
middle Of the week.
HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Charles Pegg,
on his way to Santa Rosa, California,
nv yay of Carson, was stopped by the
Temeiec Flat brigands while travelling
along the east side Of Washoe Lake,
Friday evening, and robbed OF SS6 80.
HAVE YouA CoLD?-Go to Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.