Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-18
THE EVENING NEWS.

ram AOlu 10 supellutChu suV "oAnLueu ;
and that the reports Of the officers were
ALWAYS examined with the most scrupu-
lous exactuess. At the opening Of the
day, when the sun was rising in the
East, il was his constant custom, be-
fore the commencement Of labor, to
enter the temple and offer up his prayers
to Jehovah for q blessing on the work.
And, in like manner when the sun set
in the West, and the labors of the day
were closed aud the workmen departed,
he returned thanks to the Great Arch
itect Of the Universe for the harmonious
protection for the day. Not content
with this devout expression Of his feel
ings morning and evening, he always
went into the temple At the hour OF high
twelve, when the men were called from
labor 10 r~efreshment, 10 inspect the
progress of the work, 10 draw fresh de-
signs upon the tracing board, II such
such were necessary, and 10 perform
other scientific laborS. never forgetting
TO cou.ecrate his duties by solemn
prayer. These religious customs were
faithfully performed for the hrst SIX
years in the secret recesses OF his Lodge
and for the last year in the precincts OF
the Most Holy Place. At length, on the
very day appointed for celebrating the
cape stone Of the building, be retired as
usual, according 20 our tradition, at the
hour of high twelve, and did not return
alive.
LEARN TO WRIrs.-How many men
and women there are who are unable TO
write a good, legible hand And what
bitter sorrow i, has caused them as the
days Of youth and opportunity have
passed, and circumstances nave forced
them perchance into active business
pursuits, aud ignorance OF p~enmsnshlp,
or even the most ordinary elements OF
composition, have caused the blush OF
shame 10 mantle the cheek, when busi-
ness has called for its simplest exercise.
Those necessary accomplishments are
beiug sought Aad acquired by old as
we'll AS Young. \ young lady, named
Miss Clara Allen, will open II Wri-
ing School in our Public School
House, ..rrof. Watermau's, this even
iug-and instruct all who are DESTROYS
Of learning the useful art OF writing.
See her advertisement in another
column.
FLucrUArISG.-Miniug stocks IN the
San Francisco Board f]iuctuated consid-
erably =, the sales this morning. Il will
be noticed By the MNrke, report on our
second page that there was quite Il
-. French advance - in the prices OF sew
eral-especially the Overman stock.
However, those fluctuations indicate a
cautiousness which in the end will be
more healthy for stocks thar Il continual
and steady advance 10 figures not war
r.nted in the - face OF the ledge. We
would commend caution all the time IN
any and all mining stocks. The evils Of
over speculation have been visited upon
this region before-but with tar less
grounds for confidence in permanent
wealth than nov.
OPERA HoCsE.-A new theatrical sea-
son will be inaugurated II the Opera
House tomorrow evening, the leading
attraction being Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jackson, who have jus, arrived from
California. Mrs. Jackson is spoken OF
nv the press of that State as a general
actress OF decided merit. and Mr.. Jack
son as q clever low comedian. They
also bring with them Nessrs. SIaclaIr,
Hamilton and two or three other play
ers, and a good company will De organ
lied for their support. This Tuesday
evening, Max Walter will take a com-
plimentary benefit. He merits a full
house and much cash for his energy.
AaREsror SUPPOSED AMALGANTHIEvEs
Sheriff Smith arrested on Sunday and
lodged in County Jail, VIM. and Glynn
Jones, Welchmen, charged with steal
ing amalyam from Gabbs' mill. The
amount supposed TO have been taken
il about $500 worth. In order that n
iury LAY be obtained for the trial OF
these men, and for other obvious reas-
ons, we forbear relating such circum-
stances bearing upon the case as have
come TO our observation-disclosures appeal.
THURSDAY EvESISG.-Mr. Bryan, OF the
new Hotel, called the 81. Georges just
below the Methodist Church, Gold Hill,
will give a grand Opening Ball on
next Thursday evening, 10 which the
public generally are invited. Mr. Bryan
i, An old Gold Hitler, and deserves a
yoodly attendance 20 this his first Ball
At ST. Georges, next Thursday evening.
FOURTH OF JULY.-This evening the
Committee Of Arrangements for our
home celebration Of Independence Day
will NEE, Al the Town Hall, to organize
and perfect arrangements. Ii seems to
be a unanimous opinion among our citI-
xens TO have II grand time, a pleasant
time. a good time, aud u real patriotic
love feast right here in Gold Hill.
DEADLY wEAPOSs-The days for pis-
tolls and knives, strapped on the rump,
when there is no necessity for it, are
passed. There is a law against carrying
these weapons, and u severe penalty for
its violation. Charley Hacker, the e1-
press-wagon owner, was arrested last
evening, and had II trial this morning IN
Judge Halls Court.
LAX. TAHoE.-Billy Wilson will begin
running his line Of stages through from
Carson to Lake Tahoe next Thursday (;
20 all who wish to take q trip to the
lake can do so without delay on the
road.
o. TRIAL.-T. Mcnamara is now on
trial in the District Court Of Storey
comfy, for murder in the fat degree,
in killing Herman Eggert. 0aise a num-
DER Of Gold Killers are summoned on
the jury.
Az AccIpExr.-Lsst night, in the up
per WORKS of the Yellow Jacket mine "
miner had one of his fingers crushed &C
ci~den.slly. and to such an extent tnat a
Surgeon had to amputate the memoe'
ButLrox.-There was shipped from
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill once,
this morning, Is bars OF ouiiion,
weighing 1895 pounds, which Is Vaiueu
~ 1886 IS.
~BuLLIox.-wiegand & Co., Gold hill,
received this morning, for melting