Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-19

cukhSvu W tuo huiSnS VI Aytnihs VI
Carson for that day.
Tho committees are requested TO meet
tomorrow. the Goth inst. promptly. at
= O'Clock =. NJ.
East AND wrsr.-People who have
livcd here for n number OF years get no
accustomed to the stir AMI hustle Of our
lively town that IL there is not somc ex.
element constantly on foot, more than
the usual activity in mining aud general
business transactions. they complain Of
the dullness OF the times. and hope for
something to occur that will relieve the
general monotouy. To all such u trip
and short residence in less-favorcd sec
tions Is one Of the very best cures OF
their disgust ut what they sre pleased
to call our dull times. In q short
conversation with Mr.. James 7. welton
this morning. he drew a picture Of tho
state Of affairs in the East that Il would
10 well for all our people who complain
Of the dull times, to reflect upon. He
said that in all the States east Of the
Rocky mountains there was n general
stagnation OF business. Merchants
were sitting in their stores waiting Tor
.rane,Nnle 'nosS -, .';U, S ,oDn;a1
for ,bs neees,aries tLey had not the
means to purchase. He said that in
some OF tho Western States the
ground was literally alive with The young
grasshoppers which are Just Matching
out. The vegetable crops around here
certainly do not produce q very large
revenue 10 the State. but IL they do not,
there Is a never failing crop OF the shin
in; medium that opens tho doors OF
more favored localitie. to us, being con
stantly produced despite all u gfnss-
hoppers in Chrisiendom. Another
thing that thi. place has to recommend
il Is. the fact that although there arc men
hero worth millions. their business H.
terests. etc.. mako them very democratic
in their conduct and associations' ana
in consequence there is almost an en-
tire absence Of caste distinctions. that
=. u.,,or,x Palliative IN ,hs IN.
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neral ooso4uies Oh iiafr'c' A. WIZ VI
IL. III. Carrick, which took place day be-
ro.,a,,,v ,ho Too, copp,v Time,
=, ,os,o,,,v s,vs. 9Th, funeral cor.
OF yesterday ino '"u''" w"
teso consisted OF over forty carriages
from Gold Hill, and was augmented at
this place by several more, making It
the largest funeral procession that has
been seen here for years. Tho remains
wero placed in the cemetery at Dayton.
where two OF her children lilo buried.
lsov. Mr.. Eastman oiiciated at tho III
neral and burial. paying an eloquent
tribute to tho lamented dead. MIR.
Carick was for years Treasurer and
a worthy citizen Of this county.
AMI with his wife and family were
esteemed ami loved by all who knew
them. Mrs. Cmrisk was a model wife
and mother. possessing all those noble
qualities and virtues ~h,eh enueai 'ao
HiIs. ,h0 mV'n " ,d ~. .ommmn;,v
amon. ,b;sh sho has lived: and in her
death. thus early in life. the community
has a heartfelt grief. second only to
those who arc more nearly and moro
dearly bound to her in love and kinship.
It's thus cruel. unrclenting Death robs
Earth Of her most beautiful and brightest
gems. No matter II our prayers so up
70 Heaven to turn aside the cruel blow;
NO matter IL our pleading tears fall like
the drippinp min the day and the hour
has come, and the kind and mcrciiul
Father ..who dooth all things WELL"
takes back the treasure that for n short
season has adorned the casket OF clay.
Tho body lies IN the cold nnd ,ohe'y
sns,. hn, an. hr;,ht mind. The purs
soul-all tina, was good and lovablo-
has fled homeward to the God who gave
IL. The afflicted ones have u sincere
sympathy in this their overwhelming
sorrow.
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IN this court yesterday: Symons Gu H.