Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-26
Fl EVENING NEWS.

building, just above the Gold Hill mill,
where he has fitted up in really grand
style, aud restocked it with = large stock
of superior wines, brandies, bourbons,
ales, porters, layers, and other bever-
ages-with o large stock of confection-
aries, fruits, nuts, and "Yankee no.
tons" Tom Finch knows how to keep
u really good saloon As well as any man
in Gold Hill. He is the oldest and one
of the most successful saloon keepers
in this town-and u right clever and
liberal man to deal with. He has ad-
vertised his business in the NEws for
the last four years-which is, so he
SAYS, one Of the secrets Of his success.
Call and see him at his new place.
Rich QUARrz.-A splendid specimen
of go%ld-beariug quartz from the Morgan
claim in Amador county, California,
NAV be seen at the Magnolia saloon.
The piece is about the size Of a mans
hand, and is dotted all over with pure
gold, which gives 1t b~espangled ap-
~pearance, and makes it an object Of
great beauty as well as of much value.
The specimen is thought to contain more
than fifty dollars worth of gold. II was
presented by James Morgan to George
Lewis, and has been placed in that eI-
tensive cabinet, kept at the saloon, con-
tanning some of the richest and most
beautiful specimens Of gold and silver
yielding quartz ever collected.-Cdr'on
appeal.
McCLUsxEy's MELoDgoS. = 4 good
houselast night, and tha humorous per-
formanees hugely appreciated by the au-
dience. Decidedly the best show ever
seen in this gulch. These are some Of
the performers; A. ]. Talbot, Jake Wal
lace, Mike Quinn, (the Wild lrshman),
Harry Taylor, Jack Lee, Tommy Rosa,
Frank Sparrow, (bully dancer), Mr..
Mack, and others. The lady perform
ers are the beautiful danseuss, Emma
Miles, who has not her equar on the Pa
citc coast; Miss Ella Stanley, u beauti-
full songstress, and Miss Carrie Simons,
the pretty ballad singer. Another big
bill is out for tonight. &c to the me-
lodeon for fun and amusement.
MrrcHgLL vs.. O'NEALx.-This Ease is
being argued before Judge Rising and
Jury. BiIler opened for plaintiff; Hill
yer aud Seely followed for defendant,
and belong is now closing for Mitchell.
There is u large attendance to listen to
the arguments, which have been very
able. There is u direct conflict of testi-
mouy between Mitchell and O'Nesle,
on several points, while on the general
history OF association there is an entire
agreement. Plaintiff contends for n
general copsrtnership, in all mining
matters, with 0'Neale; defendant denies
auv partnership except in the Marysville
Mil Company. The amount involved
would seem to be not less than $4,000.
MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
On next Saturday afternoon, al two
O'Clock, a performance will be given at
McCluskey's Melodeon, in which the
whole troupe of Minssrels will appear in
many Of their choicest songs, dances,
and plays. II will be given especially
for the amusement Of the ladies and
children-aud no lady need hesitate to
be present If she would like to visit a
good, moral, and respectable perform
ance. We hope many Of the families
of Gold Hill will avail themselves OF
the opportunity. We know they will
not regret it. Many gentlemen so to
see it nightly.
For The EAsr.-David Morton, for
nearly two years foreman OF the VIM
ters L Hustle mine in Gold Hill Proper,
yesterday left in the Pioneer stage, by
the Bonner Lake route, to take the next
steamer for the East, to see his friends
and relations in Iowa. Mr.. Morton has
been quite successful in business in
Gold Hill, and takes with him enough
cash 10 be independent, If he can be
contented away from this rough, but
Jolly, land of s%ags-brush and silver
bricks. Dave 10 q good, honest, clever,
and energetic man, and takes with him
the friendship Of all who knew him.
We expect to see him back again.
To THE LApIrs.-Archambauls and
Phillips, dry goods merchants, a few
doors above the News office, are receiv-
ing a large stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, ladies' goods, and house
hold merchandise, which they ara OTTER
ING for sale at extraordinary low cash
prices. As this is the season OF the
wear when housewives are replenishing
their wardrobss, and the comforts OF
housekeeping, now 10 agood lime TO
buy.
PREACHING THIS EvENrSG.-There will
be Episcopal services, with a sermon BY.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker, at the Court Roem,
this Thursday evening", at I IL
o'clock. Those being DESTROYS OF be-
ing confirmed by the Bishop during his
contemplated visit, are requested to
meet Mr.. ". after the services OF the
eveniug.-Carson APPEAL.
BLACK CRoox.-Never a finer bill,
never a jollier crowd attending. The
Crook is one Of the noted places Of Viz
giuia city. 1t has a national reputation.
Jimmy Murphy is immense on the clogs.
Mr.. Blackburn has been somewhat i'll
of late, but the ball goes on under the
doubly attentive care Of James. Every
night.
BIrrEs.-George Baker, Of the Vir-
ginia News Depot, was severely bitten
by a dog recently. Second victim.
There will be q canine st. Bartholomew
in Virginia city soon, if dogs don't
desist.
ACCIDENT AT ExPisr.-A man by the
name of Nelson, employed at the Yellow
Jacket mill had his leg broken yester-
day morning while engaged in opening
a skylight. DR.. Tjsdsr was called for.
Appeal.
GopEY's. - Excellent book for
October, Boegle has it. Got a picture
of a little girl who is ga credit to her
mother" that every family man, who
has a daughter, should buy.
RAIS.-It rainsd this morning-sev-
eral smart showers: Is very dark to-
day, aud threatens to come down much
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