Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-04

GoDRY l. BUrLER's SALooS.-As will
be seen by reference to advertisement
under head of "New To-day" Frank
Gobsy & Charles G. Butler have taken
the well known aud popular saloon re.
Gently known as Johnny R~aiuey's, on Q
street, Virginia, a few doors north Of
the International Hotel. They will con-
tinuc to keep it In the same excellent
first class style, aud keep only the
choicest brands of wines, liquors and
cigars. Frank and Charley are both
we'll known in this section, and will
doubtless succeed satisfactorily.
FIAT JusrIrlA, Erc.-Nsighbor Di-
ogene, wiegand is determined not to
allow the light of his lantern to be hid
den under any bushel, az may be seen
By his advertisement in another column,
calling q special meeting Of the people,
under the auspices Of the Peoples Tri-
bune Association, at Piper's Opera
House, mex, Sunday afternoon. Besides
other exercises, there will be a short
address, the subject being "The Morals
Of Nevada and the Future Of the Com
stock Mines" Read the advertisement.
A HALrEarD MAS.-George l. Lam
mon, United States Marshal for Nevada,
and well known throughout this Sec
ton as a jolly good nan generally, has
gone and got married, as may be seen
by reference to a little notice under the
head of Marriages" He ran n long
time with the fraternsl herd of common
bachelors, but 10 effectively lassoed at
last with the matrimonial halter. Alb,
we'll, as St. Paul says He who mar
rieth, doeth WE'LL" therefore go in Lam
mon, if you do get squeezed. IT'S we'll.
UrsEr AND RuHAwAY.-About eight
o'clock last evening, n Of Hatch
Brothers six-horss freight teams was
unloading in front of their store ON c
street, Virginia, when tho horses took a
notion to run away. They made a short
turn, upsetting the wagon, and dashed
of with the forward wheels to the north
end Of G street, where they were
stopped without damage. The wagon
was crippled to the extent Of $50 or
500.
PLEASURE To-SIGHT.-A very large
number of tickets having been sold to
the grand promenade concert and ball,
at the new school house in Virginia,
there is no sort Of doubt that a very
p~leasurable time will be enjoyed.
The spacious hall on the second floor
will be we'll filed, the best OF music
| will oficiase, and there will be singing,
dancing, etc., till you can't rest.
BRICK PREsESrgD.-Stage manager
Goes Was presented with a silver brick
last evening, on the occasion Of bis ben
eft at the Opera House. Judge Bob
Taylor went on the stage and did the
presentation with appropriate remarks,
and Goes received it in due style and
proper sense of appreciation. The brick
weighs some ounces, is finely finished,
and neatly engraved, as follows : "G.
II. /. and L. +. B. to G. Il. Goes"
SEVERE MINING ACCIDENT. = Peter
Halter, a young miner employed in the
old Imperial mine, fell so feet down a
shu,e last evening, and was very
severely if not fatally injured. His
skull was fractured in front, the
crest of his right hip broken, aud he
received a very severe cat on the lett
| side of his nose, from the eye down to
| the lip. DR.. Hall attends him.
REMovSp.-Dr. Zabriskie, Of Gold
Hill, has removed his Office down Main
street, to nearly opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. He may always be found at his
office, when not professionally engaged.
See his notice in u advertising col
urnns.
wArERLoGaHD.-A vast amount OF
water is encountered OF present in the
ives, drift of the Ophir, therefore little
or no progress is made in drifting into
the ledge. This water is supposed to
drain from the old works above.
That RAILROAD CAsE.-Tn the matter
of the Gibson railroad bond injunction
case, iu the Supreme Court ut Carson,
the appeal of this morning corrects us
item Of yesterday, by stating that the
case is argued and submitted.
SMALL.rox.-A boy aged about IL or
10 years is sick with the smallpox at
q house on c street, Virginia, south of
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s. This is the only
case we know Of.
NATIONAL GUARD.-The annual cleo
ton of officers OF the National Guard,
will take place at their armery, in Wiz.
ginia, next Thursday evening, at u
O'Clock.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REruBLic.-Mem-
bers OF Phil Ksarney Post No. 20, arc
requested to meet at 80 South G street,
Virginia, this evening at q o'clock.