Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-20
H EVENING NEWS.

INDIANS REruRSEG.-Some of them.
Not many. Getting over the smallpox
fright. 1t is said that "Sam Brown"
has not returned: That savage whom
doggets of the Enterprise civilized, in
Geo. F. Jones' building, and who imme-
diately thereafter stole enough to send
him to the State Prison, for the pur-
chase Of which doggett introduced a
swindling bill into the Legislature Of
1864, whereby the State vas notorious
" cheated out Of $50 900. This all
runs out, naturally, on speaking of the
return Of some Of our sborigines. To
return to the respectable portion of our
item, we will remark that those who
hdr, "got back" say that there will be
a general return, when the fish fail in
the Carson. The piscatorial bankruptcy
Of that stream, for the season, will mark
the time for Piute, who is accustomed
to tent in this ueghborhood during the
most of the year, TO once more re-
sumo his ancient hauuts On our hill
sides.
WISpFALL.-A chap who doesn't wan
to have his name sounded abroad
through the papers, but who, in Material
language, has personally appeared be-
fore us-kuown to be the u etc =
this chap me, US to-day and said my
folks have struck = good thing, between
Orlean, and Moore's Flat, in Nevada
county. California" What is it, we,
Of course. inquired. Quartz ledge
said the chap fifty dollars to the ton;
no use in backing the bull OFT the
bridge" We couldn't see the conuec-
ton but chap went on TO say that he'd
worked close to the ground afore now,
with Father Manogue, and he always
had u suspicion that there RAJ some
thing heavy in that region Of country.
Now /" his folks had found. And he
rubbed his hands, this chuckling chap.
Makes US always feel pleasant when any
body has a wiudfall. We don't feel
Jealous; but we are reminded that we
could stand y streak Of big luck, just for
an experiment, mighty well.
THE HoRS.-I Ice cream is round.
Blow gently, sweet tooter,' as the
Freshman said when his tutor discov-
cred liquor-spirituous in his room. II
that horn cant raise the deceased, it
can chill the ears Of the living, terribly.
There i, goes, ''Toot-too,-toot!' Il will
make n man SILVER, who has any nerves
at all, quite As much as n glass Of the
frozen buttermilk that is sometimes
passed for ice cream. Just for pesces
sake, we will purchase. All we
can verify it's good stuff; it's genuine
warming after the horn. Go over 10
Washoe and blow that horn. Snarleyow
will think it's Gabriel. He will yell for
mercy, and you 60 in and pretend you
think it's = call for cream. He may
then, under the excitement Of the mo-
ment, buy; aud, more wonderful still,
he may pay.
THrIR WORK TELLErH o lrsELF A
good job of work always speaks for it,
self-whe,hes it be tailoring, carpenter
ing, shoe or boo,-naking, ~sssaying,
painting or printing. The NEws office
has Just had \ new coat Of beautiful
paint and finish put on its front-which
looks better than new orick-gay and
festive looking-decideGly pretty. Lee
K Isaacs, two of the bully fre-laddie
bows of Gold Hill, did the work, and
are ready TO do any amount OF the same
kind. They are now engaged in dress
ing of the South shaft hosting works
Of the Yellow Jacket mine, with 4 good
coat OF brown ire-proof paint. Their
,tvle of work can be seen on the front Of
the News office. Il tells for i,self-eI-
cept the signs; c. L. Brown is entitled
to that credit.
Mss ALICE KISGsBURY.-A mean and
contemplate sttack-it really had not
the disguise Of II criticism-upon this
actress, appeared several days ago, IN
the morning mis~cegenator, published
over the Divide and the California pa
pers-some Of them-tske notice OF II
rs illustrating the qualities Of the writer
Of It, rs above implied. The s. +. Tunes,
Of Thursday, says: The Virginia En-
terprise declared itself disappointed in
the acting of Alice Kingsbury, and crit
icised ri her rather severely. Per con.
ira, the Gold Hill NEWS says she is ''the
most natural and pleasing actress that
has visited this coast in many years"
The universal opinion here entertained
and expressed long ago, is in entire bar
mony with that OF the News.
The HOMELESS SIcK.-Let the home.
les. sick read the advertisement Of DR..
Bronson in another column. He is pre-
pared 70 properly care for all such per
sons. The County Hospital, as now
managed under the direction Of the
County Commissioners and DR.. Bronson
is giving entire satisfaction 70 the tax
PAYERS, and, as we are informed, to the
patients who are the recipients Of its
benevolent benefits. DR.. Bronson stands
very high in the estimation Of our peo-
pie as a surgeon and physician.
Coon FpR NEvApA!-Jamison, former
" the Champion billiard player Of Ne
vada, is now Champion Of the Pacific
Coast. He scored 500 point, in half an
hour in his game with Radovich, beat
ing the latter 35l points; beat Reading
IS points in 500, and in his game with
Mott won an easy rictory-the golden
cue and championship.
Coop EArnG.-Andy WEIGH, next
door to the Postofice, Gold Hill, is
thriving with his excellent Chop House.
He now luIuriates his boarders with ev-
erything the markets afford-and keeps
regular boarders ''happy and content
at eigh, dollars per week.
IxPRovIxG.-George Stockle, the ex-
eelleut boot-maker, opposite our office,
to-day commenced putting up a new one
story frame building, eighteen feet
frontage. George is a thriving, ener-
gotic
The LUMBER REoIoS.-We learn that
the snow is fast disappearing in the lum-
Der region in wsshoe county. In about
ten DAYS mill owners will be able to get
a supply of logs down from the noun
tsins, when they will begin c~utsinglum-