Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-27

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usssA Js"-An Arkansss Barss
eas DauR DippinE-A Fine Pro-
Sussivs Csansry aud Prsduesive
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An old resident Of the Comstock rsnge,
now taking . CENTENNIAL trip Eastward,
writes M tho following from 81. Louis,
Missouri, under date Of September 18th:
Eprros Nrws-Having recently made q
trip over the st. louis. Iron Mountain
snu nos oPt,ns. .s, ~
oPlinSs :. ~
49, az &C., Up,
49, w.
pHrLi S.Ns ~. ,o.so -,
VS. Iei' o.. Lou.s =. ,o'.v snI
were soon Pessing tnIousn ,ns o.n,
LEAD mining region. Sneie tney a,e sui,
getung OUT ~considsraoie ,m,nerAi, M
undoubtedly many strike. swAin the
nervy prospector. Al = p. NJ We were ~
nox MOUNTAIN.
xh.rs Tia immsn,s ou.ntitv Of ora vould
= "a C.u,.,o.l.. r,.-
suiPfis' e''" IN w
mine from an open quarry Desiuss nyurAui-
licking and juggling Tor the . surface ore
and can cell all they ship a. 0 " per
ton on tho cars. and that pays handsomely
for the ore 10 very heavy and easily %,
tanned. Blk miles further soush we passed
L KNOB.
WHARF thers IN slso moro ore than there
. h.,.l No.. In A.. .,,v n, No. yo,l
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h,, 4, 4. no y.ry hard ,b., .vsu tbs
a,.uo,a a,ii, can m.ls no efr.otive besd.
20 ,h,or,h a. ,har.fore. n ia verv az.
.n.n.,vs n mine heside. n a, refractory
IN 4 furnace and not much sought after BY
furnace men. Dut near there, the Pilot
mob COMPANY own q fine vein Of mag.
netic iron-ore In Shepherd Mountain
m Il perpendicuiar, w~ell-dennsd and reg.
MAR. 4 massive vein, and considered very
yslusbie. n thsy would sink amsln shaft
upon "A with regular levels. A. any VAL
usbie mine should DO opened, II would
Jonbtless proye 10 DO OF great value,
piiot Knobis where Grant vss ousrtered
vhsn he rscsived The news Of his pro
nation from Colonel 10 Brirsdier General.
Previously he us Colonel Of the Twenty
arst Iiipois Recimept. During The early
mart Of the war II WA q lively and con.
%.nieuous pl.ce. and plenty of WA msrks
a. tr.cesbIe wei. Thence ~southv.rd We
s,rna morn,sin. v~,llsvs AMI wanna
III .o,sr.J lin ,imIs, an occssiop,i
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sn.,Ia n.mo !,
LITTLE ROCK.
A bright, attractive looking city. built on
high rolling ground. and on the south
bank Of the Arkansas River. . clear. lively
stream about n large N the Sacramento
.,w.,v.,,i,a 18th .co,s,v or,,. viii anil
ai..ns.v,ra StTi,,Ia RocSs n,o.r.ctor
10y, h.s. .nnnscssJ and .nnI IN ,ha
hsdracl % sor ths countr, h covered with
v.sbeJ ousrtz' looLine ouite auriferous :
h,, RI ~ h.rren ar Va ronId nave heard
rom 4, long sso. Fifty miles further ve
came 10 Wsi,ern. vbsre The Hot springs
narrow gauge roadTtwenty miles in length
brancbes OF.
This rosd VAS built bv diamond Jo,"
. grain dealer OF chicago, mo proprietor
Iii 10 h.Ss a. h. name from tbe
diamond shape formed by the proprietors's
legs ~ he moves gracefully forward. He
~: 70 sns sPr'hes win rnsnmus ui nh
sascs in hi. ovn cs.e ia, he bauyht
nm he haif. graded rosd.bed. COMPLETED and
stocked the road Al once. 40 that everybody
could 20 and be made happy A. he was.
NOT RIM
The city Of Hot Springs II located In .
long mountain gulch and surrounded by
the Ozark mountains. AL tho trafic Ia
ON the n long crooked main street. Ho-
tels q pain houses are mere py .he
= Soe cro.,. ana .hon, = 1oo ,scni., IN.
babitsnts. stirrins little plsce N seem.
Ell. with Abundant stores and various other
traps for catching greenbacks; among
them several lspidsry and Ieveiry estab-
lishments which drive q lively trade, max.
ing Isvelry from the clear quartz crystal
found In the mountains, which they call
/" Hot Springs Diamonds"
u CURES
Performed there are positively wonderful.
NJ A.. AZ. ,ho,..n6. 81. ,o h.r. .,r.r-
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ing from w" worst iorms OF piood us
eases, the large majority come away In
from four 40 eight veeks oomnsrstivelv
cured. and Of rheumatism and cout tbey
male very sbort worn IN most ali esse:.
There IA no other pl.cs In the world where
40 many obstinst, cases Of disease Arc
treated with Al larcea percentage Of cures.