Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-24
THE EVENING NEWS.
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W,s a THE LoDeE.-old Bllfkins is

WAS At TIE LoDGE.-0ld Blifkins Is
III exemplary man, and his wife knows
II. She puts her trust in Blifkins she
does. The other evening old Bill.
s,ys to her, my dear, I'm going to
the Lodge, you know, and l don't
lnow but I might be out a little late,
Won ace. so 'twon't be worth while for
you to sit up for me. Going to initiate
= lot of new members that's what's
the matter. you know" Bill. did go
to the Lodge awhile. but he was at the
W.loJeon most of the time, and
'twasn't the only time he ever WAS
,bere, either. He was In the front
sent, with u cigar in his mouth, a glass
of LAGER In his hand and Eine ore in
Ills belly, and consequently felt good.
lie cnicyed the songs, and the music,
and the clog dancing, and the gymnas-
rics, and the funny little plays and
droll capcrs, and that "Shoo Fly Can
,an lust tickled him in the right
nlace Blif. didn't like to leave when
The show was out. His clothes smelt
81 CIGAR smoke. and his breath was 4
little Suspicious to the old lady when
ne came TO bed, but she knew old
Hlif, Wa always all right. A few
evenings a%fterward, she was visiting
somewhere. and they got to speaking
about the Melodeon. All! what a
horrible place that must be-" says she.
please God nay husband never gets
so low as to visit such places, not he.
Mr.. Blifkins has too much self respect
TO 90 to that wicked place" The
yood lady was dreadfully astonished
10 notice how Jones winIed to Smith,
and laughed slyiy, as though making
finn over her remarks; yes, and even
their wives. her dear friends, seemed
10 see a good joke somewhere. You
can't make her believe, however, that
old Blifkins don't attend right square
up TO his regular Lodge business.
SUIT AGAINST THE BoNpsMES or f.
I;noApSs, LATE STATE TREAsUKER, De-
cs.sED.-We learn from the Carson
.lpneai that suit has been commenced
in the Second Judicial District Court
BY Attorney General Clarke against
Henry A. Rhoades, administrator Of
the estate Of +. Rhoades, late Treas
urer Of the State Of Nevada, deceased,
and his bondsmen, to recover the
. amount found deficit In the State Treas
urv: or so much thereof as Is covered
nv the liabilities Of the said bondsmen.
Following Is n list of the bondsmen
and the amounts for which they are
held liable: John Gillig and A. h.
Grim, $4,000; VIM. Sharon and Geo.
+. Jones, $4,000; ID. E. Avery and
Joseph ID. Winters, $4,000; George p.
Howe and A. Koneman tdec'dh $l0,-
COO: +. b. Kali and p. II. Clayton,
$4,000; J. W. Haines and Z. Nal
lory, $4,000; J. T. Goodman and ..
5. Caryill. $4,000; j.. l.. Black and a.
$. Olin, $4,000: John Piper and Z.
Carpenter, $1,000; il. w. Perkins and
c. y. Soteware, $1,000; II. NJ. Yer
ington and Ii. NJ. Smith tadniinistra-
trixL. $4,000; II. 5. Mason and A. b.
Driesbach, $1,000; Geo. l.. Gibson and
\. ID. Treadway, 5000; John G. Fox,
$1,000; Geo. Il. Terry and ID. l.. Hast
inSs, 81, 500. or course this suit will
he vigorously contested on both sides
and will probably remain undecided
for several months. The securities
are, in the main, ample; and II the
bond will hold water the bulk Of the
deficiency will be made up.
LOWER GOLD HILL BRAScH.-The
grading for the branch Of the Virginia
and Truckee Railroad leading into
lower Gold Hill. to take ore from the
Crown Point, Ksntuck and Yellow
Jacket dumps, Is nearly completed,
and will be next Saturday. Mr.. A. {.
Hay, who has charge Of the work, has
pushed it forward as energeticaily Is
possible, through huge mining dumps
and along the steepest, rocklest Kind
of a hill, jult south Of Crown Point
Ravine. 1t passes directly through the
center Of the immense dump OF the
Oyerman Company; therefore the
railroad company have to replace the
trestle work removed by a lofty M to
span the gap. This trestle work Is
partially completed, and Is 81 feet high
above the railroad. It Is being done
under the direct supervision OF Warren
Rose, and Is constructed IN the most
SUBSTANTIAL manner possible. The
Oyerman Company lose nothing In the
operation. The laying Of the track
for thi. branch railroad will he COM
menced forthwith, and as o as II
reaches the Overman dump there Is an
scum n,nh Sns " % hs ~ tbe mills
ON Carson River.
p,,r.,. o,r,. uo,,sr PRocrop
., n,
TONIGHT, IN JACK JADE
evening the Opera House reopens In
Gallant STYLE, with Joseph Proctor, the
s.I.n,a5 .nr,od;,, for the leading
s,ar "ndsr nm enoacement of only one
s."a IT, Iii Sn Snnnortad nv Mr..
STi.;ras,ona Sne Robinson. and the
- ,mot;c co,nnanv, and the
eltiie .,u ~ H. ~ nj drama
opening p,eee WI, oe VI. nuaar;nn IN
ni ack Saue' fo SD ~ - 60,
lie t.tie o,T : ,,av will hs we'll
~sndsrsd MIR Proctor Is no stranger
TO the dramatic world by any means.
being the original "Jioolna'soaa
anu NiIh u,;ii hs nr,,jnred in
ltles OF MS mniem WI a.a, con- bs 40
aue Time; heserNeu - ,ny
asllrAn W1InO0I NIT CIEITNG. III any