Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-07

than ever before since the discovery OF
the Comstock. This is owing to the
mining shares being SO reduced In size
that people Of the most limited means
are able to invest. and also to the
greater confidence in the permanency
Of the mines than ever before existed:
Consequently the various brokers OF
Virginia and Gold Hill are all doing a
thriving business. The San Francisco
Bulletin says: The dealings In Mining
Stocks have not been carried on 30 e1-
tenslyely as now In many years. In
deed, we doubt whether ever In the
palmiest days Of the Stock Board the
volume of sales was anything like what
it has been during the past few months.
The list Of securities dealt In has sell
dom been SO numerous. The hourly
session Is often prolonged to an hour
and a half, and sometimes 1t spells two
hours.
The WooDwoRTH MILL.-This new
mill, nearly completed, Is situated on
Carson river, some three miles above
Dayton. 1t is one Of the finest mills
Of its size In the State. The Enterprise
in making mention Of 1t says: 1t Will
be capable of crushing about 20 tonsof
ore per day. The machinery will be
driven by a turbine wheel 81 inches IN
diameter. The wheel has already been
In motion for the purpose Of turning
OF pulleys and the whole OF the ma
chinery will be started up In three or
four days, though only q portion of the
stamps can at present be used, owing
to n scarcity of water in the river. The
mill Is owned by Fair, Mackay q Ho.
bart. The mill was planned and built
by Mr.. Fountain, the well-known me-
chanical engineer.
ANOTHER HUGE PAN.-The we'll
known foundry of Taylor & Co.,
lower Gold Hill, has turned out an
other large pan of the Parke pattern.
1t measures twelve feet eleven inches
In diameter, being somewhat larger
than the other n cast there two or
three weeks ago, and weighs nearly
five tons. 1t Is plenty large enough to
dance a quadrille OH, and Is a fine
specimen OF casting, IL being smooth
and perfectly true, with not a flaw OF
any kind about it. Hank Blanchard
will haul it to Parke & Bowie's
mill, down in Six-mile canyon, next
Monday. Taylor s. Co. are doing ex-
cellent work, and at present are also
engaged in casting the iron work for
the fronts of some OF the new brick
buildings being erected at Virginia.
Coon BulLpING.-The new boarding
and lodging house on South G street,
Virginia, opposite the Savage works,
just completed by Mckay & Dwyer,
contractors and builders, Is proba-
bly, the best frame building Of Its
size in the city. II Is thirty feet
front sby sixty feet In depth. with
kitchen, ETC., ut the rear, and plastercd
and ceiled in the finest and most sub
stantial manner throughout. The
plasterlng was done BY Tim Cronin.
The building is two stories high, and
everything-lodging rooms, kitchen,
dining room, sitting room, etc.,-is
arranged In the most convenient man.
ner, with good ventilation also
throughout. 1t isnamed the Randolph
House, and will be opened tomorrow
with q free dinner.
PnER's OPERA HoUsE-CLosfNa
NIGHT OF THE RoYAI. JAPs.-To-mor-
row evening closes the engagement of
the Royal Yeddo japanese troupe now
performing at the Opera House. Thus
far the entertainments given by them
have been Of the most astonishing, sat
isfactory and pleasing character, and
all who have not yet seen them have
lost q treat seldom experienced In the
way of true artistic novelty. This even
ing they offer a fine, attractive and va
ried programme. which should attract
a large and %appreciatlye audience. BY
all means 90 and see the strange and
startling feats performed by these mar
velous Japs tonight.
METHODIST CHURCH, GOLD HILL
Rev. V. Rightmyer, Pastor. Services
will be held tomorrow Sunday Mt Z
o'clock, r. ~, sharp. Preaching by
the Rev. j. D. Hammond, p. E.,
of Carson. Prayer meeting at 8 p. N.
every Friday evening. Seats free.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Strangers made welcome.
10 LIcESsE-PAYERs.-Town Mar
shall Harkin requests us to give notice
to all license.payers in Gold Hill that
unless they renew their licenses to do
business within the corporation within
fifteen days after the expiration Of the
date of their old license. that suit will
be commenced against oil delinquents.
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FLoURIsHINa.-Mr. P. Leonard, OF
Virginia, last evening showed us a let
ter he had received from O'Douoyan
Rosa, New York, dated September
18th, stating that tho new order Of the
Irish Confederation was fl%ourishing
we'll, and clubs springing into exist
ence everywhere.
GRAND KENO PooL.-Those who de-
light in the game will have an oppor,
tunity to participate and have a chance
at the s25 pool this evening, at Me-
serve 6 Casey's saloon. Who wins
the pool?
The REGISTER SToLEN.-We failed
to receive the Carson Register to-day
by reason of some malicious thief hav-
ing stolen the bundle which comes up
on the cars in the morning. SO saith
the disconsolate carrier, Jim Myers.
CATHOLIC MIssroN.-Rey. Father Blu.
chard will open a mission to-mor.
row, at the 101a o'clock mass, In St.
Patrick's Church, In this town. He
will preach every evening during the
week at z o'clock.
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