Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-11
n EVENING NEWS.

PLrNAs COUNTY. CAL.-PRosrEcrs'-
A friend Of ours just over from this coun-
", and to reach here, took the most indie
pendent mode in the world to arrive at
this place, and that was ''shank's mare"
told US that all mining operations in that
county were being carried on as success
fully as in any previous year. In regard
10 horticulture and general gardening, the
heavy frost last Wednesday destroyed
prospects very much. Grass, however,
never looked better. The frequent rains
of late have been very beneficial to this
crop. The roads over to this country, it
was represented to US, never were in bet
ter condition, though snow was all around
among the surrounding mountains on the
route.
HUN OF ISDusrRY.-0ten, in returning
from Virginia late Of a night, when all else
was still, have we been reminded OF the I'M
interrupted occupation OF our citizens. The
rolling Of the car on the track, and the dump
OF its load OF rock, are suggestive OF the IN
dustry that characterizes all our mines.
While we travel overhead, perfectly secure
on terra syma, hundreds Of good boys right
under our feet are plying the pick, shovel
or else driving the drill, at depths far oeIow
us. By their Industry they give life and ae'
tiyity TO all our people; increase the worlds
store Of precious metals; and, IN tner way,
according 20 divinity which shapes our
ends" are working out the designs Of an in
scrutable Providence.
IL TowS.-We most cordially took by
the hand Lieutenant Governor Crossman,
to-day. and were glad to see him looking
so well. His presence reminded us Of
some very happy days spent in Alameda
county, Cal, where, in an early day we
were joint residents. We inquired par
ticularly after the welfare Of the int est
ing family he has in charge at the leni-
Tertiary, and were told "they were as
comfortable as could be expected, under
the circumstances" He is stopping at
the Vesey House.
ANOTHER OF THOSE AccIpESTs.-As a
wagon, belonging to Mr.. Fenner, was COM
ing down hill this morning, although the
wheel was locked and brake attached, yet,
in consequence Of the slippery condition OF
Main street from sprinkling, it took a sLide
and made the hayward Of our friend CLARK 4
very unceremonious visit. Had II NOT oeen
for the soft nature OF the ground and the SUD-
stantial character OF a post IN the renee u
is hard 10 tell where it would eventually have
fetched up, as the wagon had on ls,OOO
pounds at least.
NJ. E. CHrRcR.-The building being
erected in front Of the News Office, for the
accommodation Of this church, assumes
proportions aud developes designs in
architectural structure that IS a matter Of
general comment and pride among our
citizens. II is universally conceded that
the building will be a great ornament TO
the town, rejecting much credit upon Mr..
White, the architect and builder.
Gov. BLAisDEL.-This gentleman, after
q most fanguing exploration through the
Pahranagat district, and other sections OF
our State, but little known heretofore TO
most Of citizens, arrived in Virginia Sat-
urday night. He looks 5ronzed from ex-
posure, but will come out all the better
for his trip, after q little rest. We expect
an Interesting account Of this exploration
and so does the general public.
YELLOW JACKET MINE.-As we pre-
dic,ed las. week in our notice of this
mine, it has gone on, increasing the sup
ply of pay rock brought to the surface
till the quantity averages 800 tons daily
and employment in consequence is given
10 70 mills. This is truly encouraging
and looks we'll to the continued prosperity
Of our mines.
II Lucx!-Wiliam Linscot;. formerly
of Lewiston. Maine. your relations want
10 hear Of your whereabouts. One OF
-FOUR relatives has left you a legacy. Any
BODY knowing of the whereabouts OF VIII
liam will address his sister at Damaris-
Gotta Mills, Maine, (MrS. Nancie J. L'ns-
cott.)
MrsIc HALL.-Next Thursday evening,
Mr.. P. NJ. westwood, a favorite and a very
good actor, will take his first bench. at Mu-
sic Hall, on which occasion an original Irish
play will be performed, which is said to be
yery amusing. (See ADVERTISEMENT
BuLLIox.-van wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1866 ounces of crude bullion.
Bullion Edwards & Wiegand, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1896 ounces of crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-H. Harris, Gold Hill, re-
ceived this morning for melting and assay
3,647 ounces Of crude bullion.