Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-07
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Shortly after the destruction Of Nc
Cones Nevada Foundry, below Silver
City. by fire. we heard It stated that
Mr.. McCone had come to the conclu-
sion not to rebuild Il, but to remove
his operations to some other locality ;
it Is now, however. definitely under
stood that such Is to be the case. The
Enterprise of this morning correctly
states the situation thus: ut Is re-
ported, and We believe there Il no
doubt Of the fact, that Mr.. John Nc
Cone, proprietor Of the Nevada Foun-
dry at Silver City, lately destroyed by
fire, has purchased the Fulton Foundry,
situated OH the Divide. He takes the
whole concern rs 1t stands, with all
the stock and fixtures and will obtain
possession on the 18th instant. The
foundry is In good running order and
contains all the machinery required In
a first-class establishment Of the kind,
with a stock on hand of about 1000
tons Of pig iron and 400 tons Of coal.
He will not undertake to rebuild the
Nevada Foundry" The location Of
the Fulton Foundry being on the Di-
vide, between here and Virginia, Is O
very advantageous u In every re-
spect. and we, rs we'll as all his other
friends, wish McCone abundant sue
cess.
PRErAIuNa FOR IT.-The most COM
pleto preparations arc being made for
the grand apprehension and picnic
Of the Emmet Guard next Sunday.
Several of the most ambitious men,
bers Of this well organized company
have been practicing daily for the
last two or three weeks on the
sly, and have now got 80 that
they can knock out a mosquitoes eye at
300 yards six out Of five times. Ned
Dryer and Dan Ford are uncertain
which Of them will bring home that
1900 gold watch and chain offered by
J. p. Jones, E,q., as. a prize to the
best shot, but they have agreed to
play a game Of seven up for II.
Dan Lyons, Mackay or Cordiell will
capture the leather medal. The rail-
road company will afford ample ac-
commodation for all the excursionists
with plenty Of extra cars, knowing
that a huge crowd will 60 down. Sc
cure tickets as specified In the adver.
tlSement In another column.
PALACE SAIooN.-This popular first.
class saloon at Virginia, on G street,
nearly opposite tho Post-otilce, under
Its new proprietors, Tinker & Shep'
ard, has recently been thoroughly
overhauled, renovated aud refltted In
tho most elegant manner. The bai
continues to be stocked with the very
| choicest old brands Of liquors, and
Goldman, who runs the cigar aud to,
bacco department, tlatters himself thai
no dealer In the city keeps choicer AZ
ticles In his line than he does. As fol
the lunch stand, where all the good
things arc to be had, including those
luscious transplanted oysters, 1t Is suf
flcent to say that Johnny Hackett run:
that personally. The club rooms al
the rear arc a favorite resort, and al
good men are always welcome at the
Palace Saloon. Sec new advertise.
ment.
WIDENEp.-Smith street, Virglaia,
between C and d streets, Is to be
widened eight feet. by means Of Q
strip Of ground purchased by the city
for 1900 from the Odd Fellows who
own the lot at the south side, and are
about to build a large brick building
upon it. The widening Of this street
even so little as that, Is OF great In
p~ortance, and it will be found Of grea,
advantage to trustees.
SUMMER HATs.-Go to Daley, the
Halter, Virginia, and treat yourself tt
a summer hat. He has plenty Of the
latest and most popular styles to choose
from. He will fit you out with
Grant or a Greeley hat, If you like.
Crown PoINr DUDENp.-A divi.
dend of % per share Is declared BY tho
Crown Point Mining Company, paya.
BILE on the 18th instant. See official
notice In our advertising column to
day.
GOLD HILL. BUILIoN.-Eleven bari
of bullion worth nearly $4,000, pro
duced from tho Crown Point ant
Belcher mines, came up from the Car
sou Mint by this mornings train.
BALTIMORE DELlNQUENT LIsT.-Ir
our advertising columns to-day w
print the list of delinquents in the mat
ter Of the assessment levied by the Bal
timore Mining Company.
BLASTING AccIDENT.--Peter Leonard
was quite severely but not seriously
injured by the premature explosion Of
a blast In the Hale & Norcross mine
this morning.
FoR GRANT AND WIIsoN.-A ma
tional salute was fired In Virginia las
evening In honor of the nomination.
OF the Philadelphia Convention.
CITIZENS MEETING At 0MAHA.-At 9