Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

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Thos Wagner and Il Others
The CAIABoosE CuIusTESEp.-Our
new town calabooSe was initiated last
evening by the commitment Of two
prisoners-the first yet shut up within
its cheerful walls. These were Me-
Donald and Quigley, both arrested he
cause bad whisky induced them to be
belligerent and d~iSorderly. This
morning Justice Cook fined Mcdonald
$50, not simply for fighting, but also
for making it mighty hot for the officer
while taking him to the calaboose.
Quigley pleaded his OWL case like a
first-class lawyer, and with splendid
success. too. He owned up to having
been perhaps somewhat obstreperous.
and sioshing round n little rough.
things q man is liable to election
days, but then they kept him all last
night in the new calaboose, where
there are 10 sort Of sleeping accommo-
dations prepared rs yet. so that he
shlvered with cold all night, with no
blanket to shield him, nor any place
except the hard, rough floor. where he
might lay his weary head. Surely His
Honor should consider that punish
meat enough for the otiense. Quigley
won his case, and was told to so and
sin no more.
EUREKA HorEL.-This is the name
Of the house that Gosse built. Gosse
used to be the Lord Mayorot American
Flat, and there his house was the home
Of all who had the requisite coin to
pay their board. Gosse still remains
the same whole jolly landlord.
and ut his new hotel, into which he
has just removed. OH the Divide, OPP
posite Krause's store, he IL ever ready
to welcome all his friends or any other
man. His table is always bountifu!ly
supplied with the best of food, such as
no live man or woman has n right to
prumble at, and meals can be procured
at all hours. All who board with
Gosse are sure to flourish well and
prosper, either in love, mining stocks
or anything else. Gosse has also n
nice bar-room, properly stocked with
such beverages rs gentlemen drink,
and ANYBODY can test the same upon
the proper showing. Call ut the
Eureka Hotel and consult GosSe. Read
about it In our advertising columns.
How To KEEP REsPEcrABLE.-The
most porper way to do this is simply
to indulge properly in DR.. Mayors
baths, at his we'll known and popular
shaving and hair dressing saloon. Main
street. Gold Hill. Steam. hot or cold
water baths can be had ut any time
and at the most reasonable rates. so
that anybody can afford this healthfnl
luxury. There. too, 4 man can get
shaved and fixed up in the most pre-
scntable manner and even the ladies
can get their hair dressed in the most
fashionable and attractive style. II
YOU want to have u tooth agreeably
extracted. or be comfortably cupped
or leecled, go to DR.. Mayer. Read
his advertisement.
ANOTHER MYSTERY SoLvEp.-Chem-
lists being unable to discover the ingre-
dients in fragrant Sozodont, which re-
o y all stains from the teeth and
imparts such 4 peculiar rosiness to the
gums. the public are hereby informed
that It is 4 preparation from the bark
Of the QuiiidyG SdponGriG or Soap Tree
Of Chill, imported for the first time
into this country for this special pur-
pose. Such is the purifying and i'll
nocuous effect of this rare botanical
agent, that i. removes di'colorations
from the most fragrant textile fabrics,
without injuring n single thread.
REMovAL.-Jones has removed his
drug business to the brick building two
doors south Of the Gold Hill Postofice.
There he keeps the most potent drugs
and chemicals, the most palatable rs
we'll rs the most nauseous medicines,
patent and otherwise also paints, oils
and all that sort of thing usually kept
In all first-class drug stores. His prices
are the lowest market rates. and pre-
scriptions dispensed at all hours.
Read his advertisement in another
column.
UPsET.-We are informed that II
Of the private carriages taking passen-
GERS to Reno last evening upset twice,
fortunately, however, damaging non
of the passengers permanently. The
regular stages never experience these
Gisagreeable little episodes. Reno and
Virginia are their only dumping
places. They. 90 through on time. and
are responsible for the safety Of pas
sengers ard baggagc-therefore can't
afford to upset.
WEArHERwIsE. ALI the weather
sharps are predicting II cold. rough
winter. Just rs they always do at this
time Of the year. Professor Nye, how
ever, informs Us that the coming win
ter will actually not be severe. 1t will
set In ut the usual time and be simply
an ordinary winter. Last winter wa
a very agreeable exception to the gen.
eral rule.
HAVE YoUA CoLp?-Got to Brodek's,
No. 81 c street, Virginia, and get a
steam bath, and your cold will vanish.
Steam baths only one dollar. Hot and
cold baths only fifty cents. tn
SAVE and mend the pieces use
"~spalding's Glue"