Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-17

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SAVINGS INvesrAENT-A HOME EAs-
u.Y PAID Fon.-We have no savings
bank In Virginia or Gold Hill, but, as
will be seen by the column advertise
ment of the Virginia Savings Invest
ment Company, published In another
part of this paper to-day, a fine OPP
portunity Is offered whereby even the
poorest among our citizens q safely
invest his smallest monthly savings i'll
a very eligible and profitable manner.
This company, recently Incorporated
under the laws Of Nevada, possess one
of the finest aud most valuable tracts
of land in the State OF California, stu
ated on the east side Of San Francisco
Day, and almost In the heart Of Oak
land, the largest aud most prosperous
city In the Pacific States, except San
Francisco. The tract comprises $40
very desirable building lots, having a
frontage Of from % to 40 feet, and a
depth Of l40 feet. Trees are growing
finely, and several cottages already
occupy portions Of the tract. The
property Is beautifully located OH
gently rising, fertile ground. with
healthfulncss of climate, educational
facilities, society, and delightful sur
| roundings, unsurpassed In the Pacific
States. Oakland Is rapidly increasing
in population and commercial import
ance. and the projected improvements
of the fine harbor BY the United States
Government for the reception OF deep
sea ships, together with those intended
BY the Railroad and Water Front
Companies, all tend to make Oakland
a grand commercial front center very
| soon, and correspondingly enhance the
value and attraction Of the investment
of which we are speaking. In order
to secure n OF these desirable lots,
valued at from $ll0 to 800 each, all a
person has to do is to pay $2O cash
down. and pay the balance In monthly
installments OF $40. without Interest.
Property Is constantly on the rise In
that section-always increasing In val.
ue.-therefore the perfect safety and
eligibility of this savings investment
must be apparent to the most obtuse
mind. For further particulars, read
the advertisement. The officers Of the
company are among U best known
and responsible tellow-citizens, anu
the enterprise commends itself to all.
BRowN & TAssELL on TIE UNDER
srANpiNa.-Read the new advertise
mcnt Of Brown & TaSsell, the we'll
know boot and shoe firm at Virginia
CITY, In another part OF this paper to-
day. At their popular store on South
c street, opposite Smith street. they
always keep on hand au extensive u
we'll selected assortment Of boots,
shoes, ETC., all from the most approved
manufacturers. Gents, ladies, chill
dren, everybody can find just what
they want in that line, at Brown &
r~aSsell's. Boots and shoes made to
order In the most perfect style, and OF
the best materials, and repairing also
excellently done at the shortest notice.
Bed rock prices to suit the times.
Drop in and consult Brown & Tasseli.
Get Tassell to make you a pair Of those
fine and easy fitting boots.
POPULAR GROCERY SroRE.-T. X.
McGurn, the cnterprising grocery
and provision merchant, South c street,
Virginia City. is crowded from morn
ing till night with customers. because
the people know they car save money
by purchasing their supplies there.
He has put down the price Of poultry
40 low that the poorest laboring man
In the community can afford to carry
home n turkey to his family. Tie sells
fat turkies for % cents per pound fat
geese at 25 cents per pound ; ducks,
sl2. so per dozen /; fat chickens, % per
dozen. He also retails fresh eastern
eggs for 80 cents a dozen. AT SUCH
figures it is no wonder that his poul-
try sells like hot cakes.
GRAND TERrsIcuoREAN ENTERTAIN
MENr.-A grand ball for the benefit OF
st. Patrick's Church, 1t will be re-
membered, Is to be given under the
management of the Ancient Order
Hibernians, Division No. ., at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. on the night OF
January 9th, 1873. The many warm
friends Of the church and worthy pas
tor, Father Clark. will undoubtedly
turn out In strong force. and render
material service In liquidating the
church debt. Besides spending a very
pleasant night, the guests will have
the satisfaction Of feeling that they
have contributed their mite towards a
very worthy object.
ENJoYINa HINsELr.-kelly, the So
da man in Virginia City, was out
%sleigh-riding to-day in a jumper. He
got along finely until he struck Gold
Hill, after which he had to hunt snow
and sidle up pretty close to the side
walk. He thinks next time he Will
bring along q set OF wagon wheels, so
as o be prepared for any emergency.
Coon .ORE.-we have been shown
some very good ore from the sutro
mine on the Cedar Hill portion Of the
Comstock. 1t is rich in silver sulphur
cts, and looks a good deal like the ore
from the deep and rich southern de-
yelopments Of the great lode. II the
deposit "a at all extensive the Sutro
mine owners have a very good thing.
MAIN STREET was somewhat sloshy
to-day, owing to the fact that 1t was
badly cut up by the heavy quartz
teams In making their trips to the
mills. Old Sol also had something to
do with IL, rs owing to our southern
exposure the suns rays melted the
snow quite rapidly.
TRAIN LAre.-rhc morning passen-
ger train from Reno due here at 8
O'clock. was six hours late. Ire de-
lay was owing to the fact that the
eastward bound train OH tho Central
Pacific road was detained as many
hours by another slide on that road.
THAwED oUT.-rhe mills on the Car
son river. which we're crippled some
what by the late cold snap. are again
running full blast. At present there
il plenty Of water In the Carson river
for milling purposes. The Vivian
mill Is chung up" for want Of ore.