Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09
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Nothing is down but the Stocks Anu
when II is evident that we poor souls are
in no manner responsible for the fearful
fall in the price Of sections of the Com
.,ock Lead. and that the fact Of our equal
mineral development and product is no
preventive of the periodic depreciations
rdered By Barron, McCreary & Co., why
,hpuld we mourn or attach our moods to
he Brokers thermometer Take walk,
If YOU persist in your croaking. Take
walk in the middle of the day along the
streets Of Virginia and Gold Hill, and
vou'll soon become impressed with the
idea that you are about the only idle man
in the neighborhood. If you are accus-
toned to such walks-for recreation or
breakfast-you will. furthermore, notice
that the last month bills, ITO Let" have
been torn from the most eligible houses by
family tenants. You will please take no.
ice that the wholesalIng merchants have
thousands of pounds Of freight advertised
AS waiting transportation to near and far.
old and new mining districts. You will
zee on every other livery stable outer door
call for teams for steady employment,
guaranteed by rich mine and mill owners,
as work not only for the season but for
the year. Observing this, thou sorrowful
child Of the sage-brush, why go around
with your heart. on your sleeve. exclaim-
ing. There is no prospect of good times
this summeS" and all because Chollar is
low and Minerva shot under few hum
dred and Yellow Jacket is beared for
bargain: From all quarters rich, rich
udings come in. Before unheard Of
assays are made from fully authenticated
specimens in hitherto unexplored sections.
Our business men are sending out pros
jpectors BY the dozens; and hundreds will
go forth under similar auspices in month
from this date-so' soon as provisions
come down to the summer standard OF
prices. The harvests of California will
be unprecedented in fullness, and
grains will be unusually cheap. There
are in Virginia City to-day, to our ac-
quaintance, three agents Of New York
capitalists, having command together OF
over two millions Of mine purchasing and
working money. land these men say
that if Government currency was adopted
here, there would be SsO,oO0,OOo Of New
York capital zealously seeking investment
here.) Professor Silliman's lectures are
reckoned by the New York Times to
make. on an average, thousand dollars
of investment for Nevada at each repeti-
ton in the Northern cities. California
journals are immensely disguised at the
preference the Professor gives to Nevada
over California, as the rich and poor mans
mining country.) Now what is the sense
any more than use-in sniveling over
the present and the prospect. Never bet
ter. All things are really working to-
gether for our substantial prosperity.
We nave given some reasons for our faith
sincere, and we submit, sufficient.
Pray, let those who have dishonest ad-
vantage to seize from decrying the land,
be left TO their own whining for effect. If
that were so, the day of fictitious depre.
ciatory movements in the market quota
tons of the leading mining stocks would
90 by without benefit Of clergy. Let the
San Francisco spectators have their sea-
sons for lamentation and bowling to them
selves, without any echo from our own
people. Just because the former say
stocks are worthless, it is no reason why
our merchants should postscript all their
order and business letter with Dread
full dull place gone to the devil" When
there are 90 many Of our own ciiizens
ready to bite their inger-nails with de-
spairing vigor every time Big Bags
shouts or whispers Simon down." we
may look for mining chimney sweeps and
within swindles. We do not wish wild,
fever Pushes. But we put it right on the
page, with a confidence which is claimed
as the fruit Of honest examination and
Judgment: Good times are at hand.
Popular disbelief here, and concession
here to the affected gloomy forebodings of
San Francisco sharks, may detract from
the tide of abundance that would other
wise rise high; but, late Autumn will
close on the most successful mining season
ever known on this eastern Sierra slope.
Mark il.