Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-05
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VALUABLE INyHNrroS.-It has long
been known that a majority OF our
mines would soon become worthless
unless some cheap contrivance was In
vented by which the su%lphuretted ores
could be roasted and chlorinized. IL
bas Mt last been found In the Eagle
Cblorinlzins and Desulphurizing Fur
ace. invented by Thomas Mcilew OF
Austin, New. This furnace will roast
and ch~,orlnize thirty-tive tons Of ore
per day, aud only requires three men
teipht hour shiitsl to run 1t for TWEEN
ty,four hours. 1t Ia calculated that
the cost will only be 81 per ton. Ii Is
also arranged so that tailings eau be
nit through it aud all the quicksilver
in them saved by the evaporation and
condensing at the same timo that the
chlorinizstiou takes place. This fur
nace should be adopted here. as a saw
ing of millions of dollars can be made
bv the u.e of 1t OH the ComStock lode.
Mr.. McGlew. the Inventor. Il now on
n visit to Virginia City. but will pro-
coed In a few days to Monitor, Alpine
county, to erect one Of the furnaces
tor Geo. w. Fish OF that place. J. G..
Kelley Of Virginia City Is the agent
tor the above furnace.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board Of County Commissioners
held a regular meeting yesterdaylM Mon
dayj afternoon. aud allowed the fol-
lowing bills: Nevada Laundry, S23;
F. Boegle, s. 80; E. Lapedare. IS: vir
yinia aud Gold Hill Water Company.
So 80; NJ. Foley. $40; j. Peguiguey,
$50; 5. porteus. $l2 80; Wilson s.
Brown. $40; J. T. Martin. SIS; N.
Heath, $40; W. d. Gray. $50; J. Piper,
$50; Andrew Frazer. $50; VIC. rhnmp-
son. $55; L. A. Atkinson. $204; B.
Wallace $3.50: A. Mcdowell. $3.50; Il.
Gracey. $3.50; York Felmente. so; A.
Berthier, $50; z. Thinot. $i5; James
O'Brien, $50; John Flynn. so; j. L.
Goodman, $33; Brown 4 Aurich. $50;
A. NJ. Cole, $27; j. \. Flint, $75; j.
Williams, 81; National Guard, $75;
Emmet Guard. $75; J. Mckinney. $40;
V. Elliott, $92 IL; VIM. Mooaey. IS;
Hatch Bros, So u; County Auditor,
Slll "a; }. A.. Stephens, $50. Board
adjourned until Thursday, August Z,
at ] r. ".
MINER's UNION PrcNIc.-Our pleas
~ure-seeking aud fun-loviug citizens
should bear in mind that the Gold Hill
Miners Union will hold their grand
picnic excursion at Bowers Mansion,
in Washoc Valley, on Saturday next.
This will be- the picnic OF the season,
rs II takes place In n Of the most
delightful spots In the State Of Nevada,
situated mt the base Of the Sierra Ne
vada, In n lovely green spot surround
ed by pebbly brooks and sparkling
fountains. A commodious dancing
Pavilion has been erecHd for the Use
Of those who delight In the terpsicho-
rean art. while a double band OF music
composed Of the National Guard and
Washington Guard bands, have been
engaged for the occasion.
For TIE PUBLIC Goop.-It certainly
Is for the public good at all times, to
know just where can DO bought, for
the least amount of cash, that which
you need and must have. j. Cornwell,
at No. 80 North Z street, Virginia. up
holsterer. manufacturer OF furniture
and bedding. also proprietor Of the
Crandall patent spring bed. desires to
inform his patrons and TIE public gen.
orally that, Ia addition to the above.
he is now manufacturing a new and
greatly improved style OF portable
bolster spring beds, especially designed
and adapted TO the wants Of this COM
munity. For cleanliness, durability
and cheapness. these beds are without
an equal. Give him n call.
RuSAwAY.-A About 10 o'clock this
morning u team attached to the grocery
wagon Of Erlanger g. Hess, grocers on
the Divide, ran away from In front Of
their store at n rapid rate. and ran a
long distance before being captured.
The runaway was caused by Mr.. Cohen,
of the Enterprise. throwinga chair from
the top Of the Gold Hill bus, 1t strik-
ing OH the seat OF the wagon, and
bounding under the feet of the horses.
We understand that no serious damage
was done to either horses or wagon.
though the chair Is for sale at less than
cost.
PuRE AND SPARKLING WATER.-The
Water Company turned on a full head
Of the mountain water this morning,
which will continue permanently. II
the pipe don't break. While a large
stream Of the water was meandering
down Main street. this morning. It
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