Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-05

OTe1Ou anu hdsiilliHtOl LSiAitoAst
which has gradually come to them as
dealers find out that their wines, liQ-
uors, syrups and other beverages are
| far superior to any other store OH Front
| street, and that the firm Is honest and
| fair to deal with. We We're at their
store u week ago to-day, and we tell
the truth when we say that on that day
they shipped more packages OF Old
| Bourbon, brandies. gin, rum and CHAM
pagnes to interior points than were
shipped by any twenty-five similar
stores on Front street.
FoRrY-SISERs.-Last night quite 4
number of persons happened In at
Perry Il Irwin's saloon, when some
one said something about a forty
MINER" another said, 80 am l."
when others also chimed in. The
order was given-"All forty-niners
hold up their hands," and twelve
responded. The next ordcr-"All
forty-niners advance to the bar and
take 4 drink" WAS also obeyed with
alacrity. The order" Bull-drivers
to one side Of the house and mel who
| came by water to the other" resulted
in M equal division Of the crowd. A
raid into the club-room in the rear of
the saloon resulted in the finding Of
five other "forty-niners," but they
were so intent upon fighting the
tiger" that they could not he induced
to ONE forth and join their. brethren
in front. So says the Enterprise OF
Saturday.
LOST, STRAYEp or STOLEN.-Thc So
cicty for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, in Virginia City, has offered
4 reward for amy information which
may lead to the discovery of two Or
phans, respectively answering to the
names of Beany Irwin and Kettle
Belly Brown, who strayed from home
on Su iday morning ut an early hour.
during the Snow-stor.n, and it is feared
became sn ,w-blind. When last Seen
they had u lantern. but without Il light,
and were in the neighborhood OF Cedar
Hill. They asked a miner the way to
the Cole tunnel to get u drink Of wa
ter, and it is feared that, rs the tunnel
vas dry, they may have fallen into 4
trap in the Nevada tunnel. which has
tapped the Cole. Pnor orphans, Wa
ter may have been their last drink.
Big reward for their discovery.
4 Missing MAS.-Mikc Donovan,
boarding near the old Columbus Brew
cry, Gold Hill. has been missing since
last Tuesday. and 10 one appears TO
know what has become of him. lie
was last seen OF Tuesday morning, at
his boarding house. apparently a little
under the influence OF liquor. he lnv-
ing been drinking and gambling the
! night before. lie had done nothing
wrong to induce him to leave; there
fore his disappearance is looked upon
by his friends rs very strange. Con-
stable Harkiu says search for him has
been made in old shafts and al sorts
of likely places.
PIrEn's OrEnA House TONIGHT
OrESISG or TIE New DRAMATIC SEA-
soS.-Proctor's famous and talented
dramatic company open their new
season this evening with the L0ce
Chase and the Spectre Bridegroom. The
east * n powerful one, including many
old favorites, rs well rs several artists
of talent who have appeared
here before. Tile company and at
fractions are of the very best, and the
prices of admission rs usual, with no
extra charge for reserved seats. See
the advertisement and distributed pro
grammes.
INsURASCE.-As to the insurance
covering the loss by the recent fire at
Empire, the Carson Appeal says: ave
learn that Nick was insured for S.
400; Elias for IS. 500; Morris for ST.
900: and Freeman who owned the
building that Morris occupied. has an
insurance OH that property for 800.
The cobbler. in whose place the fire
originated. had but little besides his
tools and bench to lose. Those were
consumed. He rot somewhat scorchcd
himSelf-not very seriously. however,
CERTIFICATE OF AN EMINENT CHEM
Isr.-"I have made a careful chemical
analysis of the Sozodont, from IN i'm
partial sample purchased by me per-
sonally, from 4 leading drug house OF
this city. but nothing of an injurious
or Objectionable character has been
found In its composition James 6.
Pohle. NJ. d.. Analytical Chemist, $50
Broadway, New York, late DIR. James
II. Chiffon Il Co.
MAsoSIc.-At the annual communi-
cation of Amity Lodge No. 4, +. and
\. NJ, held at Masonic Hall, Silver
City, Thursday, December |, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing Masonic year: K. L. Mullard,
worshipful Master; 4. Z. Hornick,
Senior Warden; +. Titus, Junior
Warden; ii. Sweetapple, Treasurer ;
w. l.. Ames, Secretary.
MAsoNIc.-At the annual election OF
Silver Star Lodge, No. s, Gold Hill,
held at Masonic Hall OH Saturday
evening last, the following named OIL
GERS were elected for the ensuing year
Lyman c. Virgins. Worshipfl Mas
ter; James McAllister, Senior War
den; John Michaels, Junior Warden ;
John Jones, Jr., Treasurer. and S. w.
Chubbuck, Secretary.
Nor TTLFoRp BUT GARRARp.-Tl,e
San Joaquin Republican states, as by
authority. that Governor Bradley has
appointed as his private secretary one
William Garrard, of that county.
Judge Frank Tilford, of White Pine,
was announced as being the favored
mortal; but If the RepU5iicaR is cor
rect, this lets Tilford out.
THE Snow At LAKE TAHoE.-Snow
to the depth Of two feet covers the
horlnr- of Like Ialne. rs we'll q: