Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-03
MINING ODDS AND ENDS.

It is surprising how little attention,
comparatively speaking, is now paid to
the stock bulletin. Only three or four
short weeks ago, the public interest was
all absorbed in tho latest Geographic dis
patches from the Bay, on this subject of
sales, bids, and "bearing" generally. This
sudden and almost universal indifference
is only explainable on one ground thata
very obvious basis for apathy. Our peo-
pie have arrived, not ut the conclusion
merely-that might be speculative" in
itself-but at the conviction that no indi-
cation of the true worth Of any character
of stock can be learned from the reports.
Even the brokers' bid is not truly let out
of their chamber. Take the illustration
on Wednesday last, at noon, greenbacks
in San Francisco were reported by the
Board to be worth, and salable or
~purchasable at, 70 cents, when they could
no, be obtained by three merchants, who
shook the chink loudly for them, at 10
cents. It is worth the time, perhaps, to
read the list of sales, just for the item OF
broker news; but it is Of no real conse-
quence. And, mark, the rise and fall as
pointed by the brokers' scale, does not, as
once, afect our general home interests.
This fact demonstrates the iction-the
profitable Ection for the bears, it is true
of the entire routine Of Stock Board coun-
ellis. We congratulate u readers on
their good nature and sense as manifested
In quiet contempt for the action OF the
stock sharks. Our folks can afford to be
patient and wait. Developments are now
in hand, and will soon be completed. that
will contribute largely TO the establish
ment Of a firm market; and American
capitalists from the Atlantic side are OBJ
tanning control of our best mines, which,
once BY them possessed, will be managed
judiciously, honestly and with certain and
regular revenues TO the stockholders.
Prospecting reports continue to be exceed.
insly favorable. In accordance with-we
will no, presume to say, acting under
our suggestion. a large number Of new
cabinets have been prepared by different
saloon proprietors and others Of Virginia.
Asa Waugaman has two beautiful ones,
in trim and station for the reception of
specimens. We understand that Dr..
Spaulding is about to set up one, of the
finest frame work. These cabinets will
add materially to popular interest in and
information concerning latest discoveries.
Let such stone be distinctly labeled, with
the labeled part turned toward the specta-
tor. CThls latter Is an item Of advice
much needed.) The race between the
Yankees in the Yellow Jacket new shaft
and the Cornishmen in the Chollar and
Po,osi new "hole in the ground" is be-
coming decidedly warm. We would re-
specially suggest that the new but neces-
CARLY deserted Savage building be con-
yer,ed into a theater hall. The occasional
rent would about keep it in repair, and
the Savage Company would thus continue
10 be public benefactors. Such appropri-
alton need no, interfere with the use Of
the abandoned shaft for air. Being nearer
to Gold Hill than Maguire's or Sutlif's 8,
we strongly urge the recommendation.
The settlement Of the dispute between the
Aloha and the Bennett claim seems to
terminate all important litigation with our
Gold Hill mines, this side OF the north
par, of the Coppers s Mills ground. The
rain is a good article for Jul mining IN
,eres,s of every description.