Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-01
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Gull, LcaNluS tuelE IiiullleS well pro-
vided for, or q nice little stake to their
loving relatives, and all by the mere
payment Of q small annual sum Of money
which can be spared rs well rs not with
out feeling il. Thus a man may lie
down at the close OF an active, toilsome
life, surrounded by his weeping family,
and die happy in the satisfactory con-
seriousness that in thus canceliug the
debt of nature his life insurance policy
natures, whereby his widow and chill
dren will be provided with some thou
sands Of dollars-cnough to support
and comfort them for u long time, ut
least. Then, again, what q man reck-
lessly fools away in whisky, tobacco, or
other unnecessary frivolitics, to his pres
cut physical injury, might, 1t properly
invested in an "endowment' policy, be-
come Of the greatest future pecuniary
benefit to him in the shape of n nice lit
tie fortune Of So, 900 or $4,000, placing
him independent of the world in his
ripper years or old age. II is Of the great
est Importance, however, to insure in
the right company-the one Offering the
greatest advantages in every respect.
Among the strongest points offered Tor
consideration ia that Of putting your
money in n home company, where 1t
will be invested, expended and used
among us here on this coast. IL GER
tainly ia u delusiye and expensive inan-
cial folly TO pay express charges on
m,ney to the Atlantic States for the
purpose Of having it invested where it
will bring but one-half the return that
it will at homo. Read, under head OF
"Ncw To-day" the advertisement ef
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. Ponder well over what is there
act forth. "a word to the wise is SUI
tcient."
LUXURIOUS PEsr.uOUSE.-The rooms
at the county ~pcst-house are gradually
being furnished in the richest and most
sumptuous style imaginable. When
Frank Osbis,on, recovered from the
smallpox, q short time since, he sent
all his valuable furniture-black walnut
bedstead, handicapped mahogany
bureau, rich looking-glasseS, wash
Slttuu, CuNlTSs u HNkN WV 49,
pest.house. The very rich furniture OF
the rooms where Alex. Mauge died last
Friday night, Mt the Capital lodging
house, B street, Virginia, has also been
sent to the ~pest-house. No poor iurni-
ture is sent there at nil. Only those in
easy circumstances can afford to send
rich furniture to the pest-housc. How
much more agreeable, yes, even posi-
lively luxurious, it is thus TO ''lay OH
with the smallpox amid the downy
couehes, velvet cushions and mahogany
magnifccnce Of the pcst-housc, than TO
sulkily crawl away to some lonely, vul-
gar little cabin on the hillside, there to
yroutily roost, itch and tester on n COM
non mattrass, and perhaps scab oil this
''mortal coil" amid such inferior sur
roundings. 1t is getting to be almost@
desirable object to contract the disease
in order to gain admission 10 the pest
house. Thus n man may struggle
through abject poverty all his days, yet,
if he is lucky enough to get the small
pox, he msy die in the lap OF luxury at
last.
WHlrs PINE DEPARruRs.-John |.
CHM, late editor Of the now defunct
Virginia Safeguard, leaves for Treasure
CITY, White Pine, tonight. lie and
George W. Cassidy, formerly local OF
the SAFEGUARD, who left for there over u
week ngo, are partners together, anu
will establish themselves rs general
commission brokers, real estate agents,
newspaper correspondents, etc, ut
Treasure City. They are both able and
worthy young mon, and have our best
wishes for their triumphant success in
the now Silyerado where they have
cast their lines" :.
GEORGE At WHITE PIXE.-Our friend
George W. Cassidy, late local OF the
Safeguard, has arrived at Treasure City,
White Pine. lie arrived on the 22d,
and wrote back the same evening. lie
speaks Of the trip as n rough n from
EIko in, but liked the prospects i'm
msusely, rs far as he could observe and
form an opinion. lie says 1T is the
coolest weather of the season here ;
three horses froze to death in Hamilton
last night. know everybody here,
and in coming, | have not left home at
all-simply got among the boys again
FIRST OCCIDENTAL DtvIDsSD. - The
FIRST dividend of the Occidental Mining
Company, under the present ineorPora-
ton, will be declared next Friday, the
9th instant. II will be 81 per share, q
very satisfactory percentage on the
money invested, at present prices oil the
stock. Monthly dividends OF increased
size, according to the finances OF the
company, will hereafter be declared.
This does very well for II starter.
wxIeury.--The press, type and other
material for the Inland Empire, the new
paper about to be started Mt White Pine,
weighed, when shipped on the cars at
Reno, 1900 pounds-ll tons. h
Office will be q very complNc one IN
every respect and in all its details.
Such heavy material justifcs the en-
psetatiou of heavy editorial matter to
correspond.
BxLcBER.-Good ore items count
late in regard to this valuable mine. \
now body of ore three feet thick and Of
very good quality has been developed
within the past few days. The small
seam of high grade ore of which we
made mention u day or two since, was
found in II rise from the 200-foot level,
east of the shaft. 1t is about Is inches
wide, .
FouSp DEAD.-A Mexican wood chop
per was found dead on Friday, near
where he had been working, in the bills
north Of Flowcry. He is supposed TO
have died of heart disease, and was not
long dead when found. His body was
taken to Virginia.
CHURCH FgsrIvAL.-This evening, at
the Methodist Church, Carson, n mu-
steal and feasting social will be given
for the benefit Of the parson, Rev. j.
Hammond, by the ladies connected with
the church. \ good time may he ex-