Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-23
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OFFICIAL BoNps.-At tho regular
meeting Of the Board Of County Com
mi.sioners the official bonds of the fol-
lowing officers elect were, on motion,
approved and ordered placed IN file, as
being duly drawn and executed in ac-
cordance with the law: O. II. Fish,
County Recorder and eI-ofieio Auditor;
George Il. Dana, County Clerk; Samuel
Symons, Public Administrator VIM.
Livingston, Justice of tho Peace Of
Township No. /; F. A. Ellis, Justice of
the Peace Of Township No. 2. The fol-
lowing bonds were rejected as INSULT
cieut and net containing the amount of
security required by law for the amount
in bond rs fxed by the Board Of County
Commissioners ]. 8. Ksneen, Coanty
Treasurer elect, and Richard Arnold,
County Assessor elect. The resignation
of W. n. Hall, Justice Of the Peace Of
Township No. 8, was presented and ac-
copied by the Board, and E. O. Cook
appointed to fill the vacancy. Bond Of
E. G. Cook to fill such vacancy was pre-
seu,ed and approved by the Board.
sLorpr.-The mixed snow and rain
storm prevailing so steadily since yes
terday morning, has made streets and
everything else sloppy. People look
~dampensd and wilted, like q wet paper
collar. The only cheerful c~ouutenaucs
is that Of Doug, the ever popular bus
driver. This spell OF weather does not
spoil his good looks, but his musical
voice rings out clear as that Of the me-
lodious cockatoo, whom he cheerily
calls fof the public to get aboard here
for Vir-gin-ye |" Doug. is something
like a duck, the worse the weather is,
the jollier he looks.
J~rwsLRY, HOLIDAY Grrrs, Ere
"Chsapsr than any other house on the
Pacific Coast" Is the motto Of I. Fred
srick. Gall at his we'll known sstab-
lishment, O street, Virginia, adjoining
Gillig, Mott Il Cos, and examine his
rich, extensive aud varied assortment
Of diamonds, watches, chains, solid
silverware, and jewelry Of every de-
seription, suitable for holiday gifts,
private use, or any other legitimate
purpose. Let others talk AS they please
about selling cheapest, nom Of them
have any license for selling cheaper, or
even as cheap, as I. Frederick. The
public are invited to call and ascertain
for themselves.
BENEFICIAL SswER.-0ur chronic
town sewer is at length completed, and
iss beneficial efficiency is seen to-day in
a big stream of muddy water from the
Divide and upper end of Gold Hill flow
ing through it, instead Of pouring in a
filthy food down the center Of Main
street. I, will carry a larger flood Of
water than has yet been seen in that
street. This sewer will be very highly
appreciated before the winter is over.
The job is a very crsditaIle one, we'll
performed and Street Commissioner
Gallagher, its protector and constructor,
is deserving of much commentator.
Tan Cousrocx CAvs.-This subter-
rauean temple Of Venus, BHcchus, Mo-
mus and Terpsichore has removed from
under Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, V irginia,
to No. 81 South C street, in the base
mont Of the U. s. Restaurant. This
popular place of amusement abounds IN
the best of music, the prsttiest of waiter
girls, choics wines, liquors, cigars, etc.
Tho proprietors cordially invite the
boys to call around and see them. They
give a fancy dress ball Christmas Eve,
December cath. See advertisement.
Posrposup.-The Misses Clapp and
Bsbcock, of the Sierra Seminary, at
Carson City, have telegraphed to Us
to announce through the NEWS that
their School Party which was to take
place this "wednesday evening, has
been postponed until Thursday evening,
christmas Evs). A very happy time
may be expected for the little folks,
their parents, and visitors.
MIDNIGHT MAss.-Grand Midnight
Mas, will be solemnized at St. Patrick's
Church, Gold Hit, on Christmas Eve.