Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-06
H EVENING NEWS.
THIS EsrArE OF Thomas WELsH.-M. J.

The ESTATE OF THOMAS WELsH.-M. j.
Ashmore, yesterday, as Clerk of the Dis
triet Court Of ormsby county, paid over
TO the County Treasurer of this county
the sun Of S2,429 coin, being amount
remaining after administrator upon
and settlement OF said estate. There
are some singular facts in relation to
the death aud estate Of Mr.. Welsh. As
we are Informed, he died At the Penrod
House, in Carson. 0rmsby county, Ne
vada, on the cath day Of March, 1856.
His age was about 3s years. Mr.. Welsh
was evidently Of English descent, and
was engaged in teaming between this
State aud California. His residence was
Sacramento, California. At the time
of his death he had in his possession a
team aud wagon valued at $4,000 and
$500 in coin. He Is not known to have
n relatives or heirs, and died without
making a will, or giving any informa-
ton in relation TO his history, INT no
further intelligence respecting him has
since come 10 the knowledge of the au-
thorities here. In such cases we be-
lieve estates, after two years, are
escheated to the State.-CarsoH Appeal.
HEAtrR JouRSAL.-The Laws of Life
for September contains much valuable
matter. Among the subjects treated in
il are, American Womanhood,' by
DR.. James c. Jackson, 1.-The Nature OF
Disease - Typhoid Fever" by DR..
Meacham, "Hysteria," by DR.. Mary H..
York, "The Uses Of Things by
June" "%Unhesthful Mental Culture
by Mrs. Hannah J. Hurd, Economy in
Food by DR.. James H.. Jackson,
Causes OF Decentralization" BY
DR.. Thomas ". Coob, aud an article
about Houses" by Mrs. Frances B..
johnson. Besides, there are directions
for the Hygienic treatment Of particular
forms of disease, by the Editor, DR..
Harriet y. Austin, and much other in-
terestiug and instructive matter. We
commend any of our readers who de-
sire to study the laws which govern the
human organism to get copies Of this
Journal, which are sold by Fred. B9gle,
at the Virginia Post Once News Depot.
WEEKLY BULLIox.-The following is
statement Of the mou Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during the
past week From the Office of Wells,
Fargo L CO., in Virginia, there were
shipped IL ,2sl pounds ofassayed bullion
valued at SlS5,4T3 IS; from their office
in Gold Hill, 1858 pounds, valued at
S76,653 oil. The amount of crude bull
lion received for melting and assay is as
follows: E. Ruhling L Co., 30,3iS
ounces; Theall &Co., 35,Sl+ ounces; Lee
opold Kuh, 1922 ounces Van Wyck *
Co, Gold Hill. IL, $50 ounces; H.. Har-
ris. Gold Hill, 1900 ounces; Wiegand &
Co. Gold Hill, 1870 ounces Geo. w.
Dorwiu, of Virginia, l,4O0 ounces. The
bullion shipment from Virginia city and
Gold Hill for the past week WAS 10, l49
pounds, of the Hssayed value of S26l,-
500 90.
CyLEBRArIoy DE DE-NocRArIc.-The
Democrats will hurrah over our Califor-
MIA funeral, tonight, in front OF the
Merchants Exchange, Virginia. Col.
Bob Taylor. Judge Pitzer, General Thos.
II. Williams and others will gush. They
are expected 10 talk without exhibiting
any iuies,iues Of mercy. As the Cali
toruia election was won by a wisdom
which the company above named have
never exhibited, their 6~re-erackers will
be peculiarly exaspera,ing. Mayor Cur
rie will preside, and he assures, US a IL
will be safe for Union men 10 come and
listen.
A P~AwyBRoxER RosBED.-Yesterday,
about uoou the establishment of A.
Hsuak, ps~wubroker, c street, Virginia,
was entered and about $500 in coin
and jewelry stolen. The door was
opened BY means of a false key while
Mr.. Hauak was absent at lunch. Mr..
aanak, had left the door of his safe open.
They got FIVE or six hundred dollars in
coin, three gold watches, a diamond pin
add several valuable rings, all of which
they found ready TO their hands in the
money drawer. Mr.. Hauak was not alb
sent more than ten minutes.
Still ANOTHER RoBsERY.-Last eve
ming the Tunnel Toll-rosd house was
broken open by robbers. Yesterday
afternoon Il considerable SUN OF money
was paid over TO one of the to~ll-keepers.
There were present At the time three or
four persons. Last evening, while the
,oll-keeper came into the city TO pay
over the money TO Judge Stout, one OF
the ~proprietors of the road, the locks on
the outer and inner doors were broken
open and the entire house ransacked,
only the ~six-shooter Of Judge Stou, be-
came the booty ofthe burglars.
SrocK BaoxgRs.-Messrs. Bonynge &
H~awIhurst, the ~well-kuown stock bro
&ers Of Virginia, have removed their
Office 10 the brick building opposite
Wells, Fargo y Co.'S, Express office,
next door 20 Rosener'S Fashion Empor-
Jun, where they will attend to buying
and selling OF stocks. This firm stands
veil 10 the estimation Of the public for
bones, and correct dealing with its GUS.
TONERS.
SrocSs ARE Dows.-Yes, stocks are
down. BY 4 proper discrimination IN
buying, when stocks are down, it is
generally safe to invest; and when they
are up to a fair figure of profit on the
investment, it is u very judieious time
10 sell. The best mining stocks on the
Coms,ock to-day are as low AS they will
be again this Fall or Winter.
PIGEos SHOOTING MArcH.-festerday,
a pigeon shooting came off on the Car
son Race Course, between four gentle
men Of Carson and II like number OF Viz
giuians. A match was made up for $50
each between four Virginians snd the
same number of C~arsouites. The Vir-
ginians won by one bird.
OPERA HoUsE.-The new act Il am
Here; So am l." is replete with funny
points. Joe is called out three or tou
times on applause, every night. Talbot
has a wonderful feat in prestidiginating,
called the Haight and Gorham King
Uama