Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-31
EVENING NEWS,

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eth wha, a day may bring forth" We
ar. here to-day, and we may be in death
tomorrow. To a man OF t'rn'iy' VINO
NAV have , dear wife and children. whose
c,;:,ence and we'll being are entwined
aropnd his heart-strings with As much al
t,c,;,r IA his own love Of life and hope.
Tbe scripture says that " he that provideth
M, for his family is worse than an intidel."
Vim. +. Hale. agent for this State for the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of New
York. leaves this place for Austin on
Monday next, at which place he will re.
main ten days, in order 10 enable the
Reese Riverites an opportunity for insur-
ing their lives in that company. Mr.. II.
is a young man whom we have personally
known for many years, and whose integ-
ri,y is unimpeachable. and the company
ne is transacting business for entirely safe
and sound in its business engagements.
BROKE JAIL.-BM Davis, the young
man who was arrested in Gold Hill a few
DAYS ago, on the charge Of being concerned
in the late burslaries, and who was con-
fined in the Virginia city jail TO await an
examination before the Recorder this
morning, las, night broke u OF Jail BY
saving away one Of the iron bars OF his
cell window. lie escaped early in the
evening. and came down TO Gold Hill TO
ye, hi, clothes, etc.. from officer johnson,
10 whom he declared that he had been let
gu, of the jsi, by the officers. He received
his traps" and then got up and got"
Nothing has been seen Of him since.
There is now no doubt Of his completely
in the burslaries.
SURVEYOR GENERALS REroRr.-General
Maret,e has kindly forwarded to US a copy
Of his Annual Report. The pamphlet con-
,!s,s Of eigh,y-three pages, and is neatly
covered and p~rinted-bu, there is an ~"errats"
appendage, in manuscript. which the General
has sent, indicating that either the orlSina!
manuscript or the proofreader had 4 plentl.
fl lack Of correctness. The crrata,
which the General has sent US, occupies ionr
full sheets Of legal-cap paper-which, IN mar
sense, may be set down crrata enough ior
a volume Of statutes consisting OF six hun
dred pages. The Repor, itself is The hncst
State paper, from that ONCE, that mas Nes
appeared, and merits general peruSa!: Let
the public read the Report, Gensra!-the
'errata will not be noticed.
WALTER BRAY had a rousing farewell
benefit. a, Austin. on Tuesday night. 4
member of the Lander Guard. having
caned him during the evening. Flora
presented the Guard a medal, and they. IN
return. presented Miss Flora a silver
Bray's troupe leave for Salt Lake
next week.
PosrpoSEp.-On aceoun, OF the inclemen-
cy Of the weather las, Sabbath, the concertof
the children Of the VI. E. Church, Of Viz
sinia City, was postponed until tomorrow
at : o'clock. A cordial invitation is
given 10 all TO attend. Admission, Free.
in the morning a. II O'Clock, BY
Rev. T. s. Dunn, will be appropriate TO
Sunday.
WILL OPES.-Our Gold Hill readers, as
well as others interested, are invited 20 read
Il. G. Maydard's advertisement Of the open
ing Of his bank on Monday next. Mr.. Ms
character, for integrity and honest, dealing IS
80 well established in this community, where
he has resided for the last OK years, that he
needs no encomiums from any one.
STAGE AccipENr.-One OF the Pioneer
r~onpsny's stages broke down Yesterday
morning. near S%por,nan's Hall, and i. being
he one which had the mail and express mat
.-r on board, no letters or papers got through
Until sometime early this morning.
SPIRITUAL LEcruRE.-Mrs. c. NJ. Stowe
will lecture, at the Court House, Virginia,
o.morrow evening. .Admi,,ance so cts.
She will continue 10 give clairyoyant ex-
at No S South 4 street.
STILL BErTER.-The tremendous ledge IN
he south shaft Of the Yellow JACKIE. mine is
,e,.ins richer and richer. We saw a sla,her
81 the ore. taken out this morning, that really
was splendid in pure sulphuress.
The MINT PARrY.-The ball At the Carson
Pavilion, on the nigh, before last, given in
honor Of the Min, Commissioners, was large
y attended, and was particularly gay.
BrIL,oS.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
,-ived this morning, for melting and assay,
900 ounces Of crude bullion.
BrLLrox.-van Wyck S Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received ,hi, morning, for melting
md assay. ll.540 ounces Of crude bullion.
Bullion Edwards & Wiegand. Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting and
1000 ounces Of crude bullion.