Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-14
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

INSURANCE IN STOREY COUNTY.-Ihe
gross amount Of premiums collected
by tire and life insurance companies
doing business in this county, from
June !, 1869, to June l, 1870, was rs
follows: Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, $50, $50; New
England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, 1885, Union Mutual Life In
surance Company, $l,05S; Pacific Fire
Insurance Company, Of San Francisco,
333, 100; Phoenix and Home Fire In
Surance Company, IS 1907 Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, S4S,33l;
Manhattan Life Insurance Company,
q, 1888: Peoples Fire Insurance Com
many, San Francisco, 1868; Travellers
Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.,,
Sl,60S; Northwestern Life Insurance
Company, 1885; North British n
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company,
$4,000; Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany, London. England, $l0,212. The
total amount collected for insurance
OF ali kinds for the past year was
3235, 900. OF the amount Of premiums
collected. two per cent. from the fire
insurance and n per cent. from the
life insurance companies goes to the
State School Fund. The above figures
having been taken from the books OF
the County Treasurer, may be relied
upon rs correct. So says the Enter
prise.
STALE EGas.-Before now We have
taken occasion to suggest to the farmers
OF Carson and other valleys, who bring
egQs to Gold Hill and Virginia, that
they refrain from packing those useful
escnlents In pine saw dust. This pack
ing imparts TO them the flavor OF saw
dust, causing them to taste stale when
they actually are not. Very few, even
among the most accomplished epicures,
love stale eggs. inexperienced house
keepers sometimes Imagine that the
stale eggs are all laid by old hens.
This Is principally a mistake, but any
how, like Caesars wife, an egg must be
above suspicion. Therefore, we say
, don't pack them either in pine saw
dust, or assafetida.
WATER COMPANY MArrERs.-At the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company. held day before yes
tsrday, the following Board of TruS-
tess were elected for the ensuing year /:
W.S. Hobart, Jno. Skae, Jno. Mackay,
J. G. Fair and j. c. Flood. w. ;.
Hobart was elected President ; n. Y.
Hall, Superintendent and G. B. Smith,
secretary. 4 dividend Of IL per
cent. on the capital stock Of the COM
pany, was also declared. payable I'M
mediately.
PRrHR NYE. Observation-Disclosures,
contractors, or anybody desiring car
penter work Of any description, will
do we'll to read tile advertisement Of
Peter Nye in another column. under
the head of " New To-day" Hedeals
not only In material. but makes any
thing In his line, from n clothes pin to
a meeting house. Call at his shop,
near the railroad crossing OH Main
street, Gold Hill.
CHoLIAR-PorosI ELECrIoN.-At the
annual meeting of this company, held
At San Francisco last Monday, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen TIus-
tees: A. n. p. Harmon, President ;
i. d. Fry, Vice President; A. Hay
ward, William Norris, Robert Sher-
wood, James Freeborn and IL. Z.
RIbbe, W. f. Dean was reelected
Secretary; Isaac L. Requa. Superin-
tendent.
|. o. q. +. INsrALLNTIoS.-At the
regular meeting of Wildey Lodge No.
II. O. O. F., Gold Hill, held evening
before last, the following officers
elect for the ensuing term were duly
installed, with all the appropriate GER
emonies, BY NJ. W. G. NJ, George II.
Morrison N. G., Thomas Harkin; v.
G., +. l.. Stern; K. s.. w. Dunlap;
P. s., A. McMartin: Treasurer. ii. D.
Donnelly.
wAsHoE, No. AT = meeting Oh
washoe Engine Co. No. 1, held Mon
day evening, the following officers
we're elected: President, L. II. Fox
Foreman, Jas. y. Cartier; First As
sistsnt, o. C. Steele; ri Assistant, p.
H., McCready Secretary, Thos. Cor
dell; Treasurer, c. VI. Cornell; Stew
ard, j. y. Cartier.
BIZ YE HEALED.-Read the adver-
.risenent In another column OF DIR.
Rshsrts, the great magnetic physician,
who proposes to heal the sick and
Ii;nv ny animal magnetism and the