Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioners was held yes
terday. Present full Board and Thomp-
son, Clerk. The minutes Of previous
meeting were read aud approved. The
following bills were allowed: G.. Miner.
IS; a. NJ. Cole, S3l II; Joseph Freder-
icks, 80; rhos. Harkln. 1924 %; Jacob
Young. $74 75; Edward Wright. SIS %;
Kleupter Bros, $50 81; J. Bass, 49, 81;
W. G. Thompson, Sl3G %; z. Chate-
lain, So; L. A. Atkinson, $597 %;
Chas. Rawson. $55; Mcmillan Il Adams,
$l4 96; J. n. Young, $50; DR.. Berthier,
$257 80; ChaS. Taggard. $50; w. Pow
ers, SO; Frank Martell. $40; SarSiield
Guard. $40; w. ID. Gray. $50; A. Fra.
ser. $50; John Piper, $50; Z. G. Bah
cock. $I5 81; J. b. Baldwin, 1928 20;
F. X. Felmente. $40; Enterprise, $3l;
Banner Bros, s.; }. MARBLE. $l0S 20;
Hatch. Bros, $lS6 so; j.. Piper, $l6;
National Guard. $50; C.. L. Choil, 81.
Board adjourned until Monday, Feoru-
airy 10th. a.
REST o THE WEARY.-There Is
nothing so sweet, so refreshing. 20 en-
errating to the tired aud careworu IN
this life, as balmy Natures sweet ie-
| storer-gentle sleep. But In order to
enjoy this blessing of nature, 1t Is nee
cssary to have a good bed on which to
! sleep. That none may fail In the full
endowment Of this blessing, j. Corn
we'll, at No. 80. North G street, Vir-
cinia. has opened a manufacture OF the
Crandall patent self-supporting spring
bed. The springs in this bed are joined
together in couplets, and so arranged
that with the least care, 1t Is imposSl-
Bile for the bed to become infested with
yermin. A large number Of the beds
have already been sold in this State,
and all who have purchased them
speak of the bed in the highest terms.
Mr.. Cornweil also manufactures all
kinds of furniture. spring lounges, etc.,
and does repairing and upholstery
work at the shortest possible NOTICE.
Read his advertisement under New
Today" and give him a call.
MAcnISERY FOR THE MINT MINE.-
| Superintendent Coleman, Of the Mint
mine, left for San Francisco last even
ing. in order to procure requisite hoist
ing machinery for working that mine.
The shaft in sinking passed through
the ledge, developing very fine ore,
and now. owing to the ledge turning
and pitching the other way, they hnu
the bottom of the shaft cutting 1t again
and developing much better orc nan
at the other point mentioned. In iact,
some OF the ore Is OF the richest silver
sulphuret character, and will pay we'll
under the stamps. In thus cutting the
ledge, however, a great increase OF
water is encountered. aud before any
more work Is done there a steam en-
CINE aud suitable machinery has to be
erected to do the legitimate hosting
aud bailing. This will be done just us
expeditiously rs possible, after which
pay ore will be taken out for milling.
CHARLEY BAKERS UNION BREWERY.
Charley Baker is M Of the most gem
ial, well-known and popular men
along the Comstock range. and his
Union Brewery, North 6 street, Vir-
GINA, u short distance north OF the
Postofice, Is noted for the excellenc:
Of its beer. which literally speaking, Is
In everybody'S mouth. 1t Is delivered
by the keg. bottle, or any other way to
families and saloons In all parts of
Virginia and Gold Hill free Of charge.
The Union Brewery saloon is n popu-
lar place Of resort, well supplied with
other choice beverages besides lager.
Those fond Of play will also find Jenny
Lind and bagatelle tables to suit them,
also n warm fire and the principal pa
pers for those who like to read.
DEATH Of THOMAS CAnRoLL.-Thos.
Carroll, a well.known and highly
respected citizen OF Virginia. died yes.
terday morning at his residence, his
disease being Inflammation Of the bow
els. The deceased was a native OF
Country Monahan, ireland, and leaves
behind him a wife aud two children ut
Virginia to mourn his loss. MIR. Car
roll was twice elected President Of the
Virginia Miners Union, and at the
time Of his death was II Of the Trus-
tees of Division No. l Ancient Order
of I%Iibernians. His funeral takes place
this afternoon from Miners Union
Hall, under the auspices Of tho above
named societies.
FRE1enr.-We are under obligations
to Mr.. Henry, the gentlemanly and
efficient Gold Hill agent Of the V. s
Il, Il. K. Company, for the following
statement of amount Of freight received
at Gold Hill, by railroad, during the
month of January: Grain. l95.45l
ib,,: coal, l,6U7, 400 Bs.; lumber, 1885,
600 feet; shingles, $4,000 wood, 1913
cords; Mdse., 6i2,69 lbs. This state
ment is exclusive Of local freight be-
tween Carson and Gold Hill.
HAND TO AccoMrLIsH.-ln passing .
saloon on Main street this morning
our attention was arrested by the fruit
less attempts of n individual to pn,
another individual out OF the saloon
without opening the door, an under
taIing manifestly as impossible rs ina
of two trains attempting to pass eac'
other on the same track.