Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-27

ACALrFoRN1A MONTE CHRIsTo.-The
following little story about Alvinza
Hayward, who but a short time since
bought the controlling interest in the
Crown Point mine, after the rich ore
deposit at the lowest level had been
fully developed and Its true value es-
tablished, making the heaviest pur-
chase Of mining property ever known
Of In this section, will be read with in
terest. We clip 1t from one Of our
exchanges:
Alvinza Hayward Is the hero Of a
story equal to Monte Christie" He
is 4 Vermonter, who operated with a
man named Chamberlain in a gold
lead which was full of indications, but
yielded nothing tangible. Chamber
laine at last went away disconsolate,
giving Hayward all his interest. The
latter worked away for months, and
was buried deeper aud deeper into the
ground, but at last his family were
next to starving; all his laborers left
him, and he knew of no friend In the
world except his old friend Chamber
laine.
INV God!" he said to this man,
who had In the meantime been en-
gagged In stock-raising, 81 am Oh the
Verge of a great strike. ! know 1t!
Can you give me a little moneys"
Chamberlaine had been on the verge
himself several times, and he shook his
head sadly. But he had 50. 200, his all,
buried under a haystack near by, and
he went and dug It up,
Take it, old fellow, he said, with
old California heartiness, "do your
best"
With this money Hayward recon-
menced, and he had worked until it
was all spent, and his men were e
duced to u bag Of beans for nourish-
ment. when to the CLEAN of hope the
precious ore blazed suddenly up /; the
Amador mine was the richest In the
world. When this mine was paying
$1,000 q month. Hayward made over
to his friend IL perfect third of it.
Chamberlain retired upon $l.50O, 900,
and moved East to educate his children,
Hayward buying back the whole. FL
nally, even Hayward grew tired, and
he sold out the mine to a stock COM
pany, Of which Gen. Cotton Is Presi-
dent. The mine will make $3.50, 900
net this year, and Cotton said recently:
1.-The Amador mine will hold out
longer than we will!
PIPER's OPERA HoUsE-THE HYERs
SIsrERs.-The second musical enter
tainment given by the Hyers Sisters
last evening, was fully and fashionably
attended, and gave as good satisfaction
as did their first, the evening previous.
The most excellent singing Of these
sisters show n degree OF talent and true
musical taste and ability far beyond
their years. They have evidently re-
ceive6 n thorough and most elaborate
musical education, which combines
with their own natural gifts, talent
and true artistic taste to render their
singing and entertainments among the
most attractive imaginable. Especially
sweet and finely harmonious Is their
duet singing, and Joseph Stokes lie
Count, the baritone, who accompanies
them, finds high favor In the estlma-
ton Of all critical admirers OF good
singing. The Sisters give an enter
tainment at the Carson Theatre TO-
night, Professor Sauer going along
with them as pianist. Our Carson
friends may be assured Of the finest
musical treat they have enjoyed for
many n day.
The LINGARD CoMETH.-ln our ad-
vertising columns to-day, read about
the grand dramatic and musical festi-
val which Is to take place at Piper's
Opera House, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. Yea, verify, the great Will
liam Horace Lingard, the highly pop
ular comedian, mimic and vocalist,
and original captain Jinks OF the
Horse Marines" Is coming with his
famous company to delight us Wash
oeites with some Of the choicest good
things In their line. His wife, Alice
Dunning, has always been a great ia
yorite wherever she has appeared, and
Miss Dlckey Lingard. Mrs. Cation and
Mr.. b. Dunning, each highly talented
and amusing In their peculiar roles,
will also appear. For further partic-
ulars read the advertisement, and then
be sure that you secure an opportunity
of seeing the only genuine Lingard In
his truly famous s~pecialties.
ORE YIELD.-Last week 1880 tons
of ore was extracted from the Savage
mine. the average assay value Of which
was 1888 per ton. The Hale u Nor
cross yielded 4S9 tons.