Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27

does not wish TO be obliged to rush his
goods out Of town on wagons again,
rs he was on the occasion Of the late
fire. In the rear Of his market he is
erecting q large brick smoke-house.
The fire-proof basement will be used
as a packing room for meats, and in 1t
will be located the sausage works"
Az IMPRovENENT.-Dlas & Glau-
ber's building, G street, Virginia, In
which Is Kelly & Lowenstein's store,
Is to be thoroughly repaired from its
damages by the late fire as soon as
practicable. 1t is to have a fine iron
| front put to it, which will improve its
appearance materially, although not
perhaps making 1t moro flreproof than
it has proven itself to be. Mr.. Glauber,
one of the proprietors, has been In the
| city from San Francisco the past four
or five days. He arrived as soon as
possible after learning of the fire.
That building Is one Of the best In
Virginia.
FoLsoM GIFT CoNcERT.-The mana
gers Of the Folsom Gift Concert find
that it will take q few days longer
than was anticipated to get In full re.
turns and to make arrangements for
the drawing. The drawing will take
| place Just as soon as they can get in
full returns, and notice will be given
Of the positive day In this paper.
| Tickets will be for sale by the agents
in this city up to the day before the
drawing. tol
RoUeH on THEM.-Owlng to the
high winds prevalent on the Divide
between here and Virginia, most Of
the men living there became bald
headed some time ago. The terrific
gales and driving storms Of dust and
gravel the last day or two has been
rougher than aver on them. Their
heads are all sore, and many are
Obliged to wear wigs Of pitch-plaster
to keep their scalps from peeling OIL
entirely.
New GOODS ARRIvED.-A large and
we'll selected assortment Of Fall and
Winter clothing has just arrived at
Walters, Main street, just above the
NEWS office. All the latest and most
fashionable styles for gentlemen's wear
are included also, furnishing goods,
hats, caps, trunks. blankets, etc. Drop
in and see Walters new stock. His
prices are fully as low as anybody's,
and like his goods, are sure to suit.
FoUNp.-George Southey lost a GER
tifcate Of deposit drawn on the Bank
OF California, Gold Hill, for $l35, some
ten days ago. He advertised the same
in the News last Saturday, and thi:
morning the gentleman who found II
kindly brought 1t to this office, as de-
sired In the advertisement, for which
he will receive the ~appreciative thanks
Of the loser. So much for advertising
New SIDE TRAcK.-The rails are lait
to-day on the new side track or switcl
of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
leading from the depot lea the Goulc
& Curry works %southerly, past thu
Savage and to the west side Of thu
Hale & Norcross works. This side
track Is for conveying wood, timber
etc., for the mines mentioned, and l!
an important advantage.
A GALE.-All last night a heavy,
clustering gale prevailed from thu
southwark. 1t was especially violent
at Virginia and on the Divide. We die
not learn of any particular damage be
Ing done by 1t, however. The win'
has been very boisterous for the las
forty-eisht hours, and being from tn,
rainy quarter would seem to portenC
a storm before long.
Distributing the last day or tw'
pretty much everybody In Virginia
and Gold Hill must have eaten thei
traditional "peck Of dust" and ar.
consequently ready to die. The higl
winds continue TO blow, but there l
not much more dust left. 1t has nearl!
all blown off down Six-mile canyon.
MINING AccIpENr.-About s o'clock
evening before last, a small cave &C
CURED at the lower level Of the yellow
Jacket mine, by which Mr.. Coyle, ON
of the miners got his left foot prett.
badly mashed. DIR. Hall rendered tn
requisite surgical assistance. Coyi,,
will hardly be able to walk or wori
for some time.
NEW CIsrERS.-A large new waite
~cistern or reservoir, for the use Of tn
Virginia Fire Department, Is bein:
excayatsd on the Divide. 1t Is in tn
west side Of the street, just clear OF TN
wagon track, and the work does no
progress very fast.
REcUprRAr1Ne.-Mr. Putnam, on
of the editorial staff Of the Enterprise
who had the misfortune to break nj
leo \ few days since, Is, under goo'
su1pical attendance, rapidly recover
Ing. His appetite remains good.
TOMORROW EvENrNa.-Don't forge
the social dancing party of the YounI
Ladies' Charitable Society. which Is :
take place at Liberty Engtne Hal
Gold Hill, tomorrow evening.
COOP MEN.-rhe proprietors OF tn
principal meat markets are going t
close the same hereafter on Sunday;
Il is meet they should do so where thel
souls salvation Is at stake.
Coon AssAYs.-Pulp assays from th
ore being worked at the Petalum
mill from the Belcher mine ayerag
$50 to the ton.
ENcoURAerNa.-No more attempt
to fire the city have been made at VII
ginia during the last twenty-four hour
CHoLIAR-P orosI. - Last week thl