Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-03

Din WE'LL. = Yesterday, q young
CornIshman, who Is at present en-
ployed In the Crown Point mine, and
towards whom we have sometimes
acted In a iduciary aud advisory Ca
paeity, handed to is for safe keeping,
= couple Of wads OF paper rolled up In
the sha pc Of q bullet, which, on being
Strengthened out were found to be two
certificates Of deposit amounting to-
getner to $40. most Of which our
young friend had saved from his March
earnings. We were not a little sur
prised at the amount Of self-dsaial
practiced by the young nan in saving
no large n portion Of his earnings. We
doubt very much II one out OF a hun
dred OF the young men on the Com
stock, whether receiving small sala-
ries or large ones, has Gone quite so
vol. The mere fact of n young man
having 800 deposited in the bank for
a commencement, increases his respec-
liability In his own eyes immensely.
We sometimes get worsted, however.
In our arguments In favor OF money
saving, by men who maintain that
they may al we'll spend their money
a. they 60 along. as to save up their.
hard earned wages only to have them
swept from them In an hour by some
Ascending broker.
SINGULAR CoNFIAaRNTroN.-Day be-
fore yesterday, a tsamster BY the name
Of William Woon met with a singular
misfortune, under the following cir
sumstances: He was engaged at the
time In hauling wood from Reno to
Virginia, and when he arrived within
a mile OF the Virginia City Associa-
ton Race Course = spark from his
lighted pipe fell among tie wood, and
before the old gentleman discovered
the confisgration the entire load was
thoroughly enveloped in flames. Woon
in company with another teamster sue
,ceeded In tipping the wagon over, and
tho team was set at liberty by the
breaking Of the wagon tongue, but the
wood and wagon were entirely con-
sumed by fire. By this disaster Woon's
financial prospects are nearly ruined,
As he has nothing LETT but his two
horses. his wagon having been pur-
chased on credit besides.
MISr AprorSrNESTs.-'rhe telegraph
Informs US that President Grant, day
before yesterday, appointed G. w.
Bryant, Meter and Refiner Of the
Min, ut Carson City. vice James An
dre~s. Suspended. and w. Doane.
Chic! Coiner AZ the same institution,
vice So.sware, suspended. The Doane
referred 10 is our worthy and efficient
fsllov-towDsnaB, W. lily Doane. We
are happy 10 know Of this appoint
ment. Not that Dosne ever did much
In the way Of coming money, but he
may, now that he has n chance. He
will coin enough anyhow for his own
use. and also for his particular friends.
of which we are one. He should COM
mence Twenty dollar pieces
will do for a starter.
Roll or HoSoR.-The following Is
the roll OF honor Of the ID lntermedi-
ate department of the Gold Hill public
schools for the month Of March: Jane
Cook. Jennie Jones, Clara Smith. En-
ma Winterbauer. Bauvettc Winter
bauer. Julia Thomas, Willie Daisy,
Joseph Dryer. Philip Frankcnheimer'
.Jobn Judge, Willie Osborne, Charlie
Shsrff. Isaac Sharff. Frank Wheeler.
Primary Observation-Disclosures Bagiin,
Willie Armstrong. Mary Brown. Fan
ME Brown, Eddie Chaplin. johnny
cassidy. Eddie Cassidy, John Dean
Dolly Dean. Fred. Eagleston, willie
Flanagan, Abe Geary. Frank Geary,
Mary Randall, Harry rhurber, George
Wheeler, Nicholas Hummii.
LnExrY HOSE COMPANY No. 1.-All
who take any sort of interest in keep
ing up the organization of our fire de-
partment, and Of Liberty Hose Com
pany especially, are requested to De
present at their regular monthly meet
Inc tomorrow evening. official notice
of which may be found In our adver.
Using columns to-day. Members Oh
the company. who have not been at
tending to their duties OF late. had pet.
ter bs ut this meeting. otherwise they
might be sorry that they idnt.
GIVING THEIR MONEY A Show
Last evening the various saloons n
club-rooms in Virginia and Gold HUI
wore a lively appearance. owing to inc
fact that a considerable amount OF
money was placed In circulation oy,
reason Of the employees OF several Of
the leading mines being paid oI yes
terday. The payroll Of the Crown
Point alone footed up $6S.0OO. 10,
morrow about the same amount Will
be disbursed by the Belcher Company.
RELIc.-There Is on exhibition Mt
the Magnolia Saloon, Virginia, a bot
tie Of champagne which was recovered
last year from the old ship Mantle,
destroyed by fire in 1851, while lying
near the corner Of Washington and
Sansome streets, San Francisco.