Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-28


wHIrr PiSH.-We hear Of very few
going to the great new Silverado now
adsys. That excitement died entirely
ont with the smallpox, and there will be
no revival of it until next spring. Lir-
ing il poorer out there than it is here,
the country is no healthier or better
looking, the society is no better, u
dwelling accommodations not as good.
IL costs considerably more to live there.
and the wages are no better; in fact,
work il scarcer, and even mining,
which should give the most permanent
employment in the country, fails to give
II, except to q precsrious and uncertain
extent, generally speaking, and at re-
dueed aud uncertain wages. This ID the
present Of White Pine. The future is
filled with brighter promise. The mines
nor anything else have not got reSu'
lated as vet, neither will they be before
another year. 1t is hardly worth while
to 90 there this fall, but next season,
after the snowy, frosty, severe wlntry
season has passed away, then White
Pine will be o good country to go TO-
Tho ore il there it has all the elements
of uccess, and is bound to flourish IN
due time.
YouSe WArcH THlEy AaaEsTED.-A
couple of weeks ago N. d. Haskins had
a valuable silver watch with a fine gold
chain attached to it stolen from bis
blacksmith shop, corner Of Smith aud
D streets, Virginia. He had some sus'
picion a. FIRST as to who had taken 1t,
but failing to detect or recover 1t, be
advertised a reward of $40 for its re-
eoysry. Meanwhile, the police got to
iuquiring among some small boys reia.
tive to the matter, and directly Il OF
them, named Ramshart, about II years
old, made himself scaree-left for parts
unknown. They soon got on the track
Of him, however, and yesterday officer
Lackey went 10 q buggy ont to Dutch
Cbarlsy's near Steamboat Greek, where
bs found the boy and brought him back
In the station-house last evening he
m,5s n clean breast Of the matter, and
confessed TO the theft. He said he le'
n man at the Gould s Curry have tht
chain. A policeman wens after II an
got il. As to the watch, he saia N
Sur,.d IL in the side Of dunn
ns,r the Savage works. Chief powae,
vsnt with him to the place this morn
inc. hint found it washed away oy IN
aood of Yesterday noon; therefore !
NV. M, recovered. The boy is still i
the station-house.
PoorpAps ON The Gxtesa GRADE
J. Nevbursher, a stranger 10 this SEE
t;on. arrived at Virginia about . o'eioc
las, evening, on foot from Reno, an
lodged information with the police I
Tho sYee, that he had been stopped o
tbs Geieer Grade, near the old Ganyo
1880 by footpads and robbed OF
IL, yatch aud chain and the sum {
30 col in coin. He arrived at Reno o
~. s%fteruoon train from California, an
-, having coin enough to pay his stag
~. h, concluded to foot i, TO Virsini
!. was a pretty good walker, and S
ave what little coin he had. ine'
was only one ~footpad who stepped OF
IN the road 10 front of him with a r
LIE hut he feels certain tina.
toard two or three more in the bushe
~ b.,d mn his hands just as the fsllo
nrasred. and when the robber hs
iona through" him, he was above
70 an. About an hour after he to
,Ss nolics, Chief Downsy and anoth'
nfscer arrested two men who had Ju
arrived in town, and one OF whom a
swersd to the description Of the robbie
Ncwburger, however, could not iden''
either Of them rs such, so they we
discharged.