Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-10

natural act, night before last. In a con-
v~ersation with the husband OF the lady,
Yesterday, his remarks made to her only
A few weeks ago, were brought fresh to
her memory on hearing OF the OF
Glover's death.
BENEFIT on SArrRDAY.-rhe citizens OF
Gold Hill and vicinity have rendered a
complimentary benefit to Mr.. F. D. Van
Horn, the gen,lemanly agent Of Wormer's
Stereoscopticon Exhibition, which will
come off at the Gold Hill Theater on next
Saturday evening. Mr.. Wormer has ten
dered the free use Of his elegant Exhibi-
ton, the proprietor Of the Theater has
offered the house free Of charge, the Vir-
Sinia City Brass Band have volunteered
their services, and without doubt the
Thea,er will be filed with people to enjoy
the delicious music of the Band, and to
witness the beautiful Stereoscoptieon,
which is pronounced by everybody to be
the fines, Exhibition of the Fine Arts and
natural scenery ever exhibited in this
State. A large number of new local pic
lures will be exhibited for the FIRST time.
Mr.. Van Horn is a kind and benevolent
gensleman-offering his services in bestow-
ing charity OIL every ~occasion-and being
a cripple himself, his misfortune appeals
TO our kind. hearted people.
PnosPEcroRs.-It is surprising that, with
all the experience afforded in the history Of
California and Of this State, Of bogus mining
excitemen,s, that men remain still unproft-
ing BY the past, and are ready to "get up
and git" upon every mining, rumor. There
have been Gold Lake, Gold Bluffs, Kern
River, Como, New Granada, and the Lord
knows how many more, eScitements-al
started by interested parties, and all prolific
Of deaths, suffering and destitution. How
men can consider that they are doing their
duty 10 themselves, and in too many instan-
ces, 70 their families, BY giving up positions
Of profit and honor, and run after these igriS
Tattaxses, or jack-o-lanterns, passes the COM
prehension OF u quiet, observing man. There
are few places on the Pacific side-we viii
venture to say few places in the world
where labor is better paid, and where the
laborer is more respected than here. And
yet many are not eontented-are anxious 70
be off 10 some imaginary Eldorado, where
the trees bear apples Of gold, and the rivers
aow over beds Of silver. Better be content,
bows, with regular and sure pay-sayinS all
the while; for il is seldom that you find the
man raised 70 sadden wealth, that appreciat-
ed it, or retained it long.
HONE MANurAcruRg.-We obtain from
the gentlemanly Eugene, of the Union
Scales, the following facts and figures in
relation to loads weighed at his scales,
and hauled by wagons manufactured in
our own State. Considerable blowing
has been done in regard to wagons made
at Marysville, Sacramento and Stockton,
but let US see the record Of hauling, before
we concede the palm TO them. There was
hauled April 10Th, on a wagon manufac-
tured at Dayton, to Birdsal & Carpenters
Mill, of the same place, Of Chollar rock,
2l,390 lbs; on April 2lst, 22,69O lbs;
on May 9th, on three wagons, all OF the
same manufacture, 60,sl0 lbs. Now we
venture 10 say no similar amount has
been hauled the same distance by any
wagons in this State, let them have been
made where they may. We call for the
facts and figures if any see fit to challenge
comparisons.
MrsIc HALL. - The Hall has been
crowded every night since the arrival and
appearance of Miss Sallie Thayer and
Miss Minnie Fillmore. Max now has a
large and excellent company, and for his
enterprise deserves the very liberal pat
ronage his house is receiving. An excel
lent entertainment was given last evening.
Miss Thayer sang several OF her most
popular songs, and also appeared in the
concluding piece. The Clockmaker's
Hat" taking the character Of Sallie
Smart, and doing it to the entire s~atisfac-
ton OF the audience. Mrs. Yeamans'
dancing and songs are always very &C
cep,able to the patrons of the Hall. A
good bill is GU, for this evening. Go and
see them.
NEW Houss.--A new house is being
erected on D street, Virginia, directly OPP
posite (wess of the Savage hosting works.
We could not ge. any satisfaction out Of
the builders, as 10 whether it was to be q
clearinghouse or a residence for the Su-
northumberland net being able to find
Frank Thayer, this morning, we could
no, satisfy our morbid curiosity in the
premises. This incomplete and unsatis-
factory item is therefore necessarily left to
be worked on, in all proper details by oui
contemporaries.
OrH FrRrMIS.-This afternoon ou'
Hose Companies took a part OF their hose
sav A thousand feet, down to the lowe'
end Of the water pipes, at the hhoa ISL
and Mil, and after attaching to the hr'
Ming. "played" down town as far as IN,
Gold Hill Foundry. 1t was very Sooc
practice.
HILL s BARNES. These gentlemen
late the popular landlords OF the 1oiaei
Ravle Hotel, Of this place, are now located
a, s., Clair Station, on the road to Gar
40, Their numerous friends Will d
,Iad 70 learn that they are well. and nour
;sb;ng like "green bay trees beside IN
river Carson.
Erwin BEvAS.-we are pleased &c
,s.,n tina, the man so seriously injured II
The Crown Point mine, yesterday is $
far improved as to be about to-day: Az
c.u.e for alarm exists, so that to-day w
a;v. nj. name, which was suppressed o
his particular request. through fa =
giving his relatives unnecessary aPP'e
tensions.
WILL SHUT DowN.-We learn thar IN
Crown Point Mill will stop running aoou
the las, of this week, for the purpose Q
putting in the large new reels lately .s
eeiyed BY them for their hosting WORKS
A delay Of about q week is thought WI
be sufficient for the purpose.
New DrvE.-A new, small SHAFT Is DC
ing sunk just north of the present hoist
ing works Of the Gould s Curry, on
street. So far, it is worked down oy nan
windlass.