Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-13
THE EVENING NEWS.

afternoon, at Ave o'clock Pnu
,.;,h f,;s,d IN the corner Of Union and
-. - one minutes time, a crowd
~, Iess, two hundred persons eathered
- 90 witness Charley LIZ gate chop q
,nso with a weapon that, to take
stereoscopticon view OF IT. looked like a
scv,be in harvest-time. Charley can
bs,dIy be considered a olood-thirsty man,
hu, he looked like a Goshoos Indian yes
,sTdsy, going it with a l~ooseness and
s..Insd as smooth as a blown bladder
Listening in the sunshine. Charley was
on the rampage-you bet-and here is
how i, came to pass: Charley keeps that
excellent Lunch House opposite the In
ternational, and feeds people who are
hungry, but he does il for pay-that's
what we all work for in this country; but
Yesterday, at the time above mentioned, a
young man partook Of Charley's COM
Portable meal, and after gratifying his
inner man to his fullest extent, he seemed
inclined to depart from the festive board
without making a metallic or even a green
back suid pro 9uo-that is TO say. without
paying. He emerged from the premises
with extraordinary celerity-in fact, he
exhibited extraordinary qualities of speed,
to the amazement Of lookers-on and the
mystery of which unusual agility was only
solved 10 the outside staring world by the
almost equal spryness of Charley, armed
TO the teeth. as before described, and max
ing tremendous passes AZ the retreating
hombre. and very nearly taking out a few
steaks from his headquarters. But, alas .
for human ~hopes-on that lay-the mans
legs and jumps were too long for Charley .
The clever gentleman" got off. Persons
fond Of good living can Sc: it at Legate's,
but they must pay.
ExcELsIoR.-We met a friend, this
morning, who is just in from Meadow
Lake. He says he feas,ed on mountain
oysters" until he couldn't stand. He
seemed to be TO Excelsior, in the eating
line, what Pat. Lannan is in snoring. In
a business point Of view, our informant
thinks Excelsior a very extensive prospec-
ting camp. which il will take years 10 de-
velope-and that such development will
prove il either a very rich country or q
very poor one. He also considers that
there will be a great drawback in an early
development Of the numerous lodges, to
any great depth, by reason of the extreme
hardness Of the ore-being, Us he says,
almost as hard as iron itself. AS an illus
,ra,ion Of this fact, he says that he saw n
drill hole, fifteen inches in depth, which
positively required the drills to be sharp
ened forty-Sir times 70 penetrate 10 that
length Now, We wonder whether this
ism, the mountain barrier which the
Dutch Flat Railroad is trying to waltz
around 10 get to the Humboldt river and
on 10 the Owyhec Distinctly Nothing
short Of nitro glycerine brought up in
coai-oil cans on the great Pacific Railroad,
will ever probably blast those hard
lodges OF iron quartz. But, we who have
valuable Interests in Excelsior are all
hopeful-"bet yer life"
Music HALL.-The roaring farce Of the
Spectre Bridegroom" was the concluding
feature of the Hall last evening, with Geo.
Pardey as the eXcitable Dickory, Foster
as Mr.. Nicodemus, Westwood as Squire
Alderwinkle, and Sallie Thayer and Min
ME Fillmore as Lavinia and Georgiana.
The laushable b~urlesque of "Norma,' BY
Sheppard, Collins, Tuers and Foster, was
capital, as was also their ''Tyrolean War
blers." There is another capital bill pre-
pared for this wednesday, evening. On
Thursday Co-morrow) evening Mr..
Westwood, the most talented delineator
of Irish character in the State, will take
his first Benefit, on which occasion will be
presented the new Irish drama called the
..Fenians in Canada" Give Westwood a
bumper as an encouraging word for
michael Feeney."
RIoHr FACE OF course it's Boegle.
Periodicals, literary and news papers,
stationery of all kinds, fancy articles. etc.
etc. Splendid photograph albums, and
albums that can be purchased very cheap.
Too,hpicks, hard tobacco. cut tobacco,
too,hpicks, stamps, penknives, toothpicks,
(no tacks or cheese.) French and German
Journals. At Boegle's you can subscribe
for the Gold Hill News !; and there you
can procure copies Of our paper. latest
issue, neatly done up in wrappers and
stamped for mailing for one bit. Taking
q copy, you can turn right about and
direct i, on a desk opposite Boegle's coun-
ter, and drop it into the postofice box
which is close at hand. Orders for the
services Of Prof Kuh. the accomplished
music teacher, can be left at Boegle's.
CRosBY's.-Our friend Crosby, (every-
body knows him. up on the Divide, in
an advertisement in another column, in
forms the people Of Gold Hill that he has
most superb stock Of fresh Groceries
and Provisions, which he will sell them,
and deliver free Of charge, as cheap as
they can be bought in the State. We can
assure the Gold Killers that Crosby
means business. Try Crosby and become
satisfied. A s~tore-keeper who Is liberal
and spunky enough to advertise for Gus
= TONERS. is generally found a pretty liberal
man to deal with.
Now IS THE TINE Baum Brothers,
next door to the News office, intend re-
moving their elegant stock Of clothing.
boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks, valises,
etc., 10 another store up town, and they
are now offering whole and parts Of suits
at mere nominal prices. Dur W expe-
rience 10, always buy when a seller is in a
lively humor to sell and as Baum Bros.
have given their clerks orders to close out
large stock, now is a good time to buy
your clothes for the Fourth Of July.
To THE LADIES There has been a
great hustle at Frankenheimer's dry goods
store, in Gold Hill, for several days past
caused by the unpacking Of an immense
stock of new, elegant, and fashionable lot
OF ladies', misses and children's Summer
Goods, which is pronounced the most
beautiful 10, Of dry goods ever brought to
Gold Hill.
ExxEr GUARD OFFIcERs.-At a meet
ing, in Virginia, of the Emmett Guard
held a, the Armory last evening. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were chosen officers ior
the ensuing year Captain, John Cahlil
Firs, Lieutenant. r. ]. Hanly +; Second
Lieutenant, C. II. Shea Second Lieuten-
ant BY brevet, James Fogarty.
BARSERr & Co.-our friends Joseph
Bsrrert & Co., clothiers, Taylor and Z
streets, Virginia. expect to leave in a few
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