Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-16

1897
York and Europe, in getting together
his stock Of Spring and Summer goods.
All OF the fabrics to be seen at No. "a
South G street, have been selected
with most excellent taste and with
special reference to the wants of our
community. See advertisement in an
other column.
FREIGHT TARIFF RMsEp.-Thc Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company have
increased their freight tariff seventeen
cents on 100 pounds Of goods, shipped
to Reno, either from San Francisco,
Sacramento, Marysville or Stockton.
The freight tariff on the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad remains unchanged.
We presume this raise Of rates by the
Central Pacific is in order to get even
on the veto bY Governor Bradley Of
the bill remitting the railroad tax In
Washoe county. 1t Is rather rough,
though, making the neighbortng couC-
ties also suffer for 1t.
Coon WoRK.-Soma of the best cast
ing ever done on the Pacific coast Is
being turned out at the old Gold Hill
Foundry, Lower Gold Hill, under the
supervision Of George Emmett himself.
During the past month seven NAM
moth pans, seven settlers, seven cones
and other huge castings have been
turned out. with perfect success in ey-
cry case. not one being spoiled.
Skilled workmen thoroughly under
standing their business, and all the
proper appliances to do with is what
is the matter at the Gold Hill Foundry.
COMMISSIONED. Governor Bradley
has issued commissions to the follow
ing named gentlemen: II. p. Roche,
to be u Commissioner Of Deeds, to re-
side in Philadelphia Henry j. Tain
tor. Commissioner Of Deeds, to reside
in Hartford, Conn.,; Justin j. Cook,
Notary Public. to reside at Hot Creek,
Nye county. New; Henry Reed, Com
missioner Of Deeds, Philadelphia ;
III. l.. Emmons, Jr., Commissioner OF
Deeds, to reside IN Baltimore.
MINT MNTTEs.-There were $50
pounds Of mixed gold and silver bull
lion received yesterday at the Carson
Mint /; and last night there were 10
bars Of Crown Point bullion shipped
from thence to the parent hank OF the
London and San Francisco Banking
Institution. through Wells, Fargo q
Co. Yesterday $ls. 600 in double eagles
were coined. So says the APpeH OF
this morning.
FRESH OYsTERs.-At the we'll known
and popular lunch stand. in Gibson's
Saloon, can be found the finest oysters
the market affords. Fresh Shoal-
water Bay oysters arc received daily,
also Eastern transplanted oysters.
Families can be furnished with the de-
licious bivalves upon leaving orders ut
Miller's fruit store, or at Gibson's Sa-
loon. See advertisement elsewhere.
PEmoNAL.-Dr. Knapp, the we'll
known homeopathic physician OF 'ir-
cinia City, left on last evenings train
for California. After three years OF
close and unremitting attention to ms
professional duties the Doctor feit
that he was entitled to a little recrea-
ton, and SO he has hied to the land OF
sunshine and flowers.
TRAIN LArE.-rhs passenger train
from Reno due here at $40 A. NJ. did
not arrive until Z o'clock. The train
was late owing to the fact that 1t had
to wait at Reno two hours for the
eastward bound passenger train on
the Central Pacific. The time made
between Reno and Gold Hill this
morning was just two hours.
SPUR WHEEI.-An enormous spur
wheel, manufactured at the Risdon
Works, San Francisco, for use In the
Imperial Empire hosting works, and
companion to the n previously re-
TERED to in the News, arrived here TO-
day. The wheel Is II feet Z inches in
diameter, AZ Inches face, and weighs
PLOT pounds.
Az ORNAMENT.-Last evening we
noticed for the first time a magnificent
street lamp in front OF Young Ameri'
cas- E~ngine-houss. Virginia City. The
sides of the lamp consist Of beautifully
stained glass, the figure "2' being cut
In the glass. The lamp was manufac-
tured In San Francisco.
LOCOMOTIVE DrsABLED.-At a late
hour last night the locomotive "Vir,,
pinia," while Mt the Eureka switch had
the misfortune to burst one of her cyl
inder heads. She will be taken to the
round house for repairs.
FREuGHr.-The following freight has
been received at the depot in Gold
Hill since our last report Three cal
loads of mel chandise, fourteen OF coal,
one Of hay and one OF machinery.
Onr SuIrMESr.-Yesterday lO4 car
loads of ore were shipped over the
VIRGINIA and Truckee Railroad to ths
Silver City and Carson river mi'iS
from the Comstock mines.
COUNTY JArI.-Twclve prisoners are
confined In the County Jail at the
present tune, viz: Eight white men,
two women lone white and n col
ored, and two Cinnamon.
Eur1RE AssEssMENT. An assess
men. of fifty cents a share Is levied BY
the Empire Mill and Mining Company,
See official notice In our advertising
columns to-day.
AT THE BAY.-We notice by the list:
of arrivals in San Francisco yesterday
at the various hotels that A. u Hay
was at the Cosmopolitan and Sol Well
Mt the Occidental.
PAsroRAL.-The bucolic editor o
a.. Cincinnati Times and Chronicle, II