Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-29

wood from Carson to Virginia aud
Gold Hill amounts at present to 800
cords. The amount brought down to
washoe Valley by way of Yerington
& CO. s flume per week Ia l.2OO cords,
Summit flulne. GOO cords; Chamber
lain Flnme. $50; wa>hoe Fiume. $50;
Brown'> Station tlune, quo; Frank
town flums. 9O0. making u total per
week or 1850 cords.
TESTING THE New AQuEDCcT.-We
have not been informed In regard to
what success the Water Company have
met with In the trial of their new
aqueduct. We were informed by MIR.
Fair. of Virginia City. that It was the
Intention OF the company to admit the
water into the pipe or Inverted sy-
phon. ut z O'Clock this morning. Con-
siderable anxiety was felt In regard to
the result.
ZIScEp.-rhe work OF sheathing
with zinc the Interior Of the railroad
tuo NIL at the Divide, between Carson
anu Frnnkt1wn. has been completed.
All OF the company's tunnels. We be-
lirve. are now we'll protected against
fire. the zinc sheithlng covering the
arclied portion AMI reaching well down
OIL the sides. The remaining portion
OF the tunnel has been neatly white
washed.
The EscArED pWisoNgRS.-A vt latest
accounts Officers iIarkin & I.arkey
were still in pursuit nf R-ir AMI Cur
ran. There WIS n ri nor OF the street
to-day that one Of In-m had been cap
ture,i. but We were no able TO trace IL
To any authoritative source. C"I-table
Tom uukin tel-gradned To Justice
Wright that lie would probably be-
home in two or three days
CSpEREsrrMArsD.-In our descr'p
tion Of the new alneiuct of the VI =
ginia aud Gold Hin Water Company.
In Yesterdays News we stated that
I'm. putire cast at tile same wonli
mount To somewhere In the n%riShbor-
hood al S75J 0O0 We are informed
that this estimate isaltogcther too low.
tina: the real cost of the a%qneduct
would amount hard on to $l.oOO.oOo.
RAILROAD FuEIanr.-rhe amount
of timber shipped every week by rail-
from Carson to tho Comstock. mines.
EQUALS $50. QUO feet; from Reno. 800
900. Twenty-one car loads of CALI
fnruia fruit are brought over the road
every week. Including large q'iaiiti-
ties of tomatoes, peaches, blackoer'
ries, etc.
sickness AMONG AruI!Ts AT the
present time there are a large number
of adults afflicted with dysentery aud
diarrhea. A man living oil the Divide,
whose name We do not recall, l. con.
fiued to his room With brain fever. lie
Is not expected to live.
The New AouEDucr.-A dispatch
from Franktown. received here at $3.50
this forenoon, says that n large crowd
were then collected ut the west or 'in.
let end of the new pipe. for the pur-
pose of witnessing the letting Oh OF
,h. y.t.r
.,,.
JUSTICE N'"
criminal SaIe " u,u WIZ co,,r, ~.
te'l',on d., nf J y,,,,,; man nrr.sreJ
uty was ..as 49,. a, ,he linn.
'"r as,'u'; :" orsss ;hs trial was not
concluded,
rr,,,r-. K. Potter. u local
h'"n .a,
dealer IN lu,hoer' o,I ,o.dav.
Ne understand that it Is his Intention
to ill up his yard shortly w,th ou''u-
Ing material Of every description
S,x,r.py.-A movement Is on foot
to inauyurate q better system Of sewer-
age under the State Capltoi oui.aaig
at Carson. that. matter I,'Il hs T reve'S ,Sa
sl...o y,II. xsr. hi /.
n w.. ,o,-, from DIR.
h' ~. po,,r,rs,. WIN was
WA" -" q, the isi. fire In Gold
| Hill. l. Improving rapidly. He mas
already acquired The Use Oh o"e VI "'
arms.