Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-17
THE EVENING NEWS.

TO Mr.. II. IeNlsOu, suSSSssoA " - onN
bookseller, Virginia City, for a copy of a
Autographed diagram of the Susro Tunnel,
as it is to be. 1t presents a longitudinal
section of the Comstoek lode; showing
the workings and their relative depths to
the Sutro Tunnel. The map also presents
a"sec,ion of the Sutro Tunnel, from its
entrance to the Comstock lode showing
the elevation Of the country through which
it passes, and its geological character"
Relative nights and statistical sums Of
great value for reference, are conveniently
displayed on this splendid chart, which is
four feet by three fee, in dimensions. This
map is one Of the most admirable articles
for a gift to folks at home" that could be
devised. Il will afford our friends in the
East a better and fuller idea Of the devel-
ments and Of our section OF
country than could any book OF historical
figures. or any series Of surtace-view pho
tographs.
CRNgrERY.-There has just been COM
pleted a vault-for interment-for Mr..
Krause, Of Virginia City, in our cemetery,
which. we are told, is the first one that
has been erected in the State. Next to
the providing for the wants of the living,
there is no more agreeable, or rather, we
should say, soothing feeling experienced.
than the knowledge afforded that We have
done all in our power, expressive OF love
for the departed, in the proper disposal of
their remains. This vault was erected
supervised by Mr.. Hamlin, town sexton
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child, buried day before yesterday.
IcE.-The late warm weather has made
this article very desirable. We have it, in
all our saloons, pure as they can get it up
anywhere. Our attention was directed
particularly to this article, coming from
Washoe Lake. Nothing could be better.
We lived, at an early day, in q somewhat
cold resion-say the State Of Massachu-
se,ts-where they manufacture almost
everything that q high civilization re-
ouires-even ice and Spot Pond can not
turn out a'morc clear, and purer article
than we have. Why should we not I:
Elevation raises character and everything
else; and are we not the best informed,
most moral, honest, liberal, purest-lived,
and highes, elevated people, nearly, in the
world:
OLD TIMEs.-Our streets were unusu-
ally lively yesterday, from the number of
teams passing up and down. Among
them we were glad 10 notice several from
California. This is an assurance that the
route is open for the season, and hence
forth we shall have no interruption OF
trade between the two States. We draw
largely from California-are too intimately
connected in trade and financial opera
tons no, to feel rejoiced when the barriers
that old winter produces in the Sierras
are removed by the genial influences Of
spring.
STREAMING At GSArs y SWALLOWING
"SAw-MrLL."-The San Francisco pa
pers i,emize the ares, and conviction Of
Antonio Juan Baptiste. for visiting a
Chinese house Of ill-fame. in that city
first conviction under the late law passed
BY the Legislature Of that State. Bah !
tcho knoSs this Baptiste, or cares a fig for
him: Does any one believe O more promi-
nent offender could not have been brought
ups II there is necessity for such a law,
and of this we know nothing, why should
not the law-net catch the big as well as
the insignificant fish, that swim in these
dirty pools: Let justice be ndiscriminate.
EDWIN FoRREsr.-We notice in the
,elegraphic dispatches tina, this gentle
man is not drawing as full houses as Ma
guire and himself could wish not but
that there are admirers of this gentleman
In San Francisco who would willingly
patron;se him and the house, but they
deem the prices of admission charged a
little too extravagant. Come down, Ma
CURE, for we intend ourselves to have a
sight, when over here, but can't stand too
great a press on a rather depleted purse.
EXCELSIOR BouSD.-We cannot fail to
notice the departure of our early friend,
Phil. Stoner and company, to this promis-
ing district. Having known him in Hi
nois, crossed the plains with him in 40,
been associated with him or this western
slope, more or less, and always found him
10 be a kind hearted and nut gentleman,
we must bear testimony TO his merits, and
wish him and his party all imaginable
success.
CooLISo.-J. W. Atkinson, formerly OF
Forrest Hill, CAL, now keeping a soloon
JUS, above the News Office, was very at
,entive TO our wants this warm day, in
sending some refreshments to Us, and all
concerned. We noticed that the placid
co~untenance of the proprietor OF this paper
assumed a most grateful smi!e. as the cool
ing beverage found lis way to its intended
destination. Come again our constitu-
ton is strong enough for all such favors.
DR~pARrURB.-E. A. Fargo. late County
Treasurer, lef, yesterday on the stage for
California. He has been stopping, the
las, two weeks. at the Vesey House, in
this place. We have understood il is not
his intention 10 return, having entered
into business arrangements in San Fran
cisco.
CA,xIr.-A most beautiful casket was
forwarded TO Carson, by Mr.. Hamlin,
town sexton Of this place, for the purpose
of receiving the body Of the child Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Griswold. yesterday. It
is the intention to forward the same to the
States for interment.
Music HALL.-We have a somewhat
extended notice Of this institution, for
such it is, but want of space precludes its
insertion. Last evening the house was
again crowded. Everything went OF adj
mirably. Another good bill tonight.
RosENER's.-Ladies, have you been to
see the elegant new Spring Goods Of the
Rosener Brothers, in Virginisf You are
invited. Read their advertisement.
The programme for the Torchlight Pro-
cession, on tomorrow night, Of the Fenian
brotherhood, gives promise Of a brilliant
affair,