Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-15
H EVENING NEWS.

SSNNAl VAIN
county Jail Yesterday, on business. beins
in Virginia, Sheriff Clark informed u
tina, a friend of ours, named Robinson
was in limbo, on some charge but hi
,bou,b, i, was a mistake, and we hac
better 20 and get him out &c. never
having visited Uncle Gres0Fy's boarding
ho,.o an opportunity was offered US. In
"~"sry with Sheriff Clark, We went
I'D snTe enough, there we saw our friend
Pob;rson-and on q full explanation he
wos released i, was all a mistake Schim-
merborn was the person who had commit
ted the outrage, and not Robinson. Oh
course. ais well that ends well. Uncle
Gregory. the Jailor, approaching this as
our first visit, and Knowing that we pride
ourself in always speaking well of our
county affairs wnen they deserve it, and
savagely slash the same when otherwise,
very kindly invited US to make a full in
spection Of the premises, which we did.
He showed us how nice and clean the
main Jail room is; how clean the cells are;
how neat the kitchen is; and how sweet
the butter, the sugar, the bread, and other
edibles are upon which the prisoners are
fed and fattened-and what Il really COM
Portable place the jail is under his and
Jack O'Brien's supervision. To all Of
which we hereby give our hearty assent
and positively declare that the Jail is a
very pleasant, place TO live in. provided a
person is of retired and sedentary habits
and "hankers" after that mode OF living
and solitary enjoyment. But, for ourse!t,
we dom, want TO live in jail-we speak
this ironically. There are several prison.
ers at present-and among them Mrs.
Fairy, Of whose condition mention was
made in the News last Saturday. She
had been committed for j~ustihaole cause,
known TO the officers, and no blame can
be attached 10 any one except the woman
herself. The Jailors spoke well OF her
conduct in Jail, and she specially mention
ed the kind treatment she had received
while there from the Sheriff and his depu-
ties; and the only grievance she mentioned
was, being deprived OF her children-Qour
instead of three, as we m~entioned.) The
authorities who had Mrs. Fairy arrested
very properly took charge Of the children,
and they are we'll taken care Of az the
county's expense-Judge Robinson and
Capt. Denny having very kindly interested
themselves in their behalf. Mrs. FAIRY
was yesterday informed US as TO where
her children are. and expressed herself
satisfied and she also made very strong
promises that if relieved OF her imprison-
mens she would not again become in,oxi-
Gated. She has now been in Jail about
two weeks, and in that time, the jailors
say, she has not asked nor taken any
LIQUOR whatever. Il is TO be hoped that
by a longer imprisonment yet, she may be
entirely cured Of her abominable appetite
for LIQUOR, and that she may come out a
reformed woman. This is all our authori-
ties desire.
FESIAS STATE CoSvESrIoS.-This body
me, to-day, at 10 o'clock, at Armory Hall,
Virginia, on business in connection with
the Order. OF course, we know but little
as to what transpired, but, Judging from
the feelings and expressions Of our friends
members of the Order-all will go well.
II i. c~ommendable that, at the little rup-
ture that occurred in New York. in the
Order, the California and Nevada Circles
refrained from any expressions OF opinion,
n way or the other. Hence. they are in
a position, when their State organizations
are completed. TO exercise a influence in
~harmonising efforts, for the good cause,
which cannot fail to tell.
RArrLEsSAXE DIcK.-This noted in
div;dual was arrested yesterday in Vir-
ginia, for i~nveigling money and u watch
out of a lady, with whom he was a pas
senger on the stage from Austin, a few
DAYS ago. Dick, on obtaining possession
of the above, starts out on a grand spree,
when the money soon vanished, and the
watch was put in soak. The lady had
been started BY her husband on a visit TO
the States. We scarcely know which
feeling predominates IN u mind-detes-
ta,ion Of the scamp, for imposing on a
coniding woman, or pity for the latter,
in being so easily duped. 1t is very evil
dent this lady will not do to travel alone.
MAIL RorrE.-I, has been reported,
and the rumor has received publicity by
appearing in the columns of one Of our
daily papers, that the mail between here
and San Francisco is now carried en-
tirely by the Dutch Flat and Bonner Lake
route. This, we are informed by the Post
master Of Virginia, is untrue. The mail
is still carried by the Placerville route,
and all way Offices between here and Dom
ner Lake have been closed, so that the
Dutch Flat stages take but one mail each,
and that a way-bag to Bonner Lake.
BULLroS.-Did our readers notice the
amount of crude bullion received at the
several assay offices in this town. yester-
day, and noticed in our local: Here
were 1870 ounces from II. Harris, 6,l2O
from Edwards s. Weigand, and l4,l2S
from VanWyck s. Sanchez, making a
grand total Of 22,2l3 ounces. II this is
no. pretty good. what is. in the way OF
returns: The Comstock is pe,ering, you
say very well, let her peter at this rate
TO the end Of time.
VI. E. CHuRcH.-The brethren Of this
Christian denomination are about to erect
q place Of worship on the vacant lot d.
rectly in front Of the News Office. The
dimensions Of the building are to be "a by
SO feet. The lumber is being hauled. and
work will commence a. once. Mr.. White,
OF this place, is to be the builder, and will
push the work forward as rapidly as
possible.
ACCIDENT AT DAYroS.-W. I. Brown,
an employee at Birdsall s. Carpenters mill
Of the above named place, met with quite
an accident on Friday last. While ad-
;us,ns the battery belt. he wss caught oy
The same and violently thrown from the
platform, a distance of fifteen feet. Severe
Commissions Of the back and chest was the
result.
AROUND. - Deputy Assessor Smith,
connected with Uncle Sans Internal Rev
enue Office, was here, to-day, looking into
violations Of law, IN regard to that ONCE
Better be careful. business men, and keeE
Yourselves posted in all the requirement.
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