Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-10

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s.ai0e anu 'o"quen.'y
ticie OF late IN the virginia n Goid
Hill market. Its comparative scarcity
has been dina princjpslly 10 the outside
s.-,--. ..,si.. q. III, o,,o,i,I,r
ueaiefs "oiui"s o"', e'p'
since the railroad blockade, hoping to
obtain large prices. The Railroad
Comnany. however, having plenty of
the inferior article of =. straight wood"
regulate the matter to a considerable
extent by furnishing that kind Of wood
ut the old low prices; and the intro
duction and adoption Of coal rs fuel to
O much more general extent than for
merly, assists In the solving OF the
wood problem. The Carson Register
Of this morning says: Limb wood has
been exceedingly scarce In our market
this rear, and the reports from the
mountains were to the effect that there
was none to be had. consequently peo-
ple were forced to buy the poorest
Kind of wood and pay q very exorbi-
tant price for It. Now that the de-
maud for limb wood Is general, teams
after teams ioaaed Win tnat ar.,Sie
S I.h a A. We asked n of the
tsamstsss Yesterday Il limb wood was
scarce In the mountains at the present
time. and he answered that there was
enough already for shipment to supply
this and the Virginia markets during
the whole Winter and Spring. In
view Of this fact. we See no reason WHY;
limb wood should not have been soid
during the Summer and months.
Pile after pile Of 1t was lying ready
for market during all that time. and
vet hardly twenty loads were onered
Tor xale In Carson City. But our read
ara will remember that many OF our
citizens have substituted coal for WOOD
onened the ewes Of our
astute wood dealers, who see danger
ahead. and hence comes tne iJ-
looked LOT hno ,.hw ,imh or INV
we sec no Isason WY 'Id No, he
otner Klno OF WOO ouo"n TOW the
plenty IN Sno Iouhu r.a., Of ma
fact nat All y
are neaS''y
The TUNNEL. - On Sunday the
uhosd;no, of the work through the
..,.sd ne,,,on NJ the American Flat
T,,nsi Of the railroad, in the north
portion. had penetrated to within
about tive feet OF the oid rnosoH !. !
roof OF h north portion. tle 90
vast amount Of work yet 70 DC one as
Il has to De III .ue .;h,s and
and systematic manner po ,S Un such
It Is no easy matter 10 easI" up CO..
q vast body OF $ caVeu anu
thing. material Is tnere Is wnl,ahsJ
1t Is being suecesSin'iy he 70
nom,s, ,ch hsfore Christmas, we
shall think they are doing splendidiy.
- A, n sne.
FOR SECOND AssisF"N
cial meeting Of Washoe Engine CON-
80 NJ 4 VIRGINIA. held last even
p'"', o,,n,,, ,vos p,api-
Ing. inomas n ~. nos,tjon Of
mousiy ;,nM, EnS;neer OF the Vir-
SeconI E1an,n'an, y, the ensuing
gina Ell" aard 10 this effect will be
found In our advertising columns. Mr..
Quinlan We heartily, m as u,
excellent man LOT tue posit''' N
would like TO see Nun eiec'eu.
SUICIDE. A young
".-,,. \, ,ho o,ers House
woman roomms 10 sns FL ~at,smD.ed
under the name Gf Of ,it sSonins by tax
o COMM! su'c'1v ,a M Through
Ing overdose OF iauaann,n ,n,ido,es'
which h we're promptly administered as
300 as the state Of the case was asser,
tanned, inc young wosnTn pm prs
y" was ,h Se mauH 80 says -"
,,n h,-. =, hr,r,o. o,.h ,ho,, civ
1870. IN ,.ns,h ,nd ,wo ;~chss IN
, ,nGns' and tbirSnss s"v wo Wv" o,..i Mt"T
discovered on Saturday evening under
shoe shop In the vicinity Of Harris's