Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-13

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GoLp CANYON MLLs.-Ail the mills
in Gold Canyon are kept busily oe-
cupied in crushing the rock extracted
from the Crown Point, Belcher. Con-
solidated Virginia, Hale It Norcross,
and other mines In this vicinity. y
grand procession Of quartz teams cal
be seer ut every hour of the day, hur-
rying to the mills with immense loads
Of fine looking ore. The Trench mill
Is running OH Hale & Norcross rock.
and is crushing about seventy tons per
day. The Bacon Is crushing sixty-five
tons per day, Of Silver Hill rock.
Lease Of mill expires to-day. To-
morrow the mill will commence run
ming OH Consolidated Virginia. The
Hope mill Is supplied with ore from
the Dayton mine; its working ca
pacity thirty tons per day. The EX.
celsior mill. capacity twenty-five tons
per day. Is crushing Justice rock. Tile
DEVILS Gate mill Is running on Crown
Point orc ; capacity thirty tons per
day. The Pioneer mill Is supplied
from the same mine; capacity forty
five tons. The Pappoose mill, Ca
pacity sixteen tons, Is running on
BelcIer ore. The Atlas Is supplied by
the Crown Point; capacity fifteen tons
Der day. The Kelsey is running Oh
Belcher rock capacity forty tons per
dsv. We are not informed as to the
working capacity Of other mills not
enumerated In this list.
SUCCESSFUL. FLoRIcULrURE. - Mr..
Alfred Horn, Superintendent OF the
Trench MIL. who keeps bachelors
hall In a cosey cottage near the Bacon
Mill, has been remarkably successful
In the cultivation Of plants and flow
ers. His house is surrounded on all
sides and almost hidden from the view
BY a thick covering Of English pha-
seolus. The grounds surrounding his
premises arc covered with an immense
number Of flowers in full bloom, cou-
shutting n sort OF terrestrial paradise.
Among the flowers still blooming we
noticed roses, pinks, pansies. China
Asters-nasturtiums, morning-glories,
lark-spurs, h~oneysuckle, jessamine,
mariyold, bachelor. buttons, balloon
flowers. zenia, petunia. canary-ilower,
Jerusalem thistle and many others
with whose ame We are not familiar.
we hope to be able shortly to chron-
ic!e the fact that the worthy Superin,
tendent, named above, has dissolved
his association with the bachelor IRA
ternity. and taken unto himself 4 good
and loving wife.
Agents WANTED.-A. l.. Bancroft u
Company. the well-known San Fran
cisco publishers, advertise in u col
umns to-day for agents for the sale OF
their great pictorial work just issued
br them. entitled a LA CAIIFoRNIA,
or sketches of Life in the Golden
State. by the late Col. Albert ). EV-
ans. Il Is n beautiful octave, SPLEEN
didly Illustrated and replete with
vivid pen painting Of life in Calitor,
MIA etc. All who knew the talented
author. or the great ability OF his YER
sotile pen, know well that this work
must be of the most highly interesting
character, ssch as everybody. especial
~ old residents of the Pacific coast,
will desire to read and keep TOR refer
epce. An active agent for Its sale III
this locality would make plenty oil
money. Other books are offered TO
agents. Read the advertisement.
GOLD HILL Social CIUB.-The hrst
of the series of semi-monthly parties,
10 be given by this club, will be on
Friday evening. October 81, ut Miners
Union Hall. Dancing to commence
each evening ut S o'clock, punctually,
and continue until - NJ. Members
eau procure their tickets day after TO-
morrow. of the Secretary. All o IL
cefned, and those DESTROYS oil joining
are requested to read the advertise
mept in another column, under the
head Of New To-day"
.PIpER's OrEI,A HousE.-This even
Ing. IL readers will bear in mind, 4
musical and dramatic entertainment Is
TO be given al Piper's Opera House, on
which occasion Miss Carrie Clark Will
take a benefit. The programme o. the
entertainment. which will be found IN
another column, Is Il most attractive
one. Enough tickets have already
been sold to Insure 4 large audience.
PspsoSAr.-At the Sierra Nevada
Hotel, In Silver City, during a recent
visit, We fell In with our old-time
friend, Henry Lux, who was formerly
associated with Jake Schaeffer In the
saloo, business In Gold Hill. We un-
dersta,d that rs a landlord Lux is very
popular with the people OF Silver.
PROFESSOR FOWLER, the celebrated
phrenologist, who gave notice on Sat
irday last that he would not lecture
I'm Virginia City this season, has
changed his mind, and will deliver his
first lecture at Piper's Opera House Us
DER previous announcement.
,yAoRASr CArrLE.-ln another col
umn will be found an ordinance lately
nassed BY the Board Of Town Trustee;
r~esnecting vagrant cattle. The full
PENALTIES will be enforced against any
person or persons violating tue pro-
Visions Of the rdinahc
PLENTY OF GAME.|ackass rabbits
are very plentiful In the upland'
along the road which leads from
Dayton to the mouth of Seven-milc
CANYON. Yesterday we counted seven
in passing from Sutro to McGinnis
ranch.
FuxL.-Large supplies Of wood Tor
Winter consumption are accommodating
at the various mills In Gold Canyon.
Yesterday We noticed over 1000 cords
piled up in the vicinity Of the Bacon
and Trench mills.
BOARD OF EpucNTIoN.-At a meet
Ing Of the Gold Hill Board Of School
Trustees, held to-day, bills amounting
to 1857 so were allowed. No further
business transacted.