Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saw quite n live.


there not being a bottle holder. After
several very lively passes, which hit
on the "gob" the "bugle" and the
goggles" both parties clinched, and
the tall nan went to "grass"-or,
rather on small pile Of lumber.
The short man followed up his advan-
vantage and sailed into his PROSTATE an
tagonist particularly lively, right and
left, the man underneath hardly able
to make any defensive demonstrations
except with his teeth, which he evil
IDENTIFY used on the right hand of the
other, while q sharp "gouge" caused
q relaxation Of the muscles of the jaw,
and fighting was continued very Sc
verely by the topmost party until the
other cried "enough;" but the victor
was impressed with the idea that
"enough" was only a dodge, and be
continued to belabor his friend most
numerically about the face and head,
until his opponent was nearly blind
and almost inSensible, when several
bystanders iGterfercd aud removed the
man on top. who got of, shook him.
self, and picked up q small pocket
knife, with the blade open, which he
evidently had in his hand ut the corl-
mencement of the fight, and walked
OIL. II was several minutes before the
other nan was able to get up and go
to his home. 1t was the nveliest little
fight we have had in Gold Hill for q
week, and proves that the belligerent
spirit of the times has not yet died out
altogether on the Comstock. As there
were 20 officers present, there
no arrests ut the time, but we do not
know what may come of it. As both
parties made mutual demonstrations,
it would perhaps be difficult for q jury
to decide who the first aggressor was.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. - The
best opportunity for bargains in the
way Of clothing, gents furnishing
goods, etc., yet offered, is described in
our advertising columns, under head
of "New To-day" 1t is the great
Trustee sale in bankruptcy of the en-
tire stock Of y. Dahlman & Brother,
bankruptS No. 81 south G street, Vir-
ginia. This sale is by order Of the
Omitted States District Court, and has
to be completed in thirty days, at
whatever sacrifice. Their stock is one
Of the most extensive and best selected
this side Of the Sierra Nevada, and
now that the tender mercies of
the law obliges the whole to be posit-
lively sold Within 80 limited n space of
time, it is plain to see that much will
be sold ut considerably less than
cost. Now is the time for every man
to get himself Il full rig of good
clothes for very little money. Read
the advertisement.
For County CIEHx.-As will be
seen by reference to announcement in
our advertising columns, NJ. Cooper is
u candidate for the office Of County
Clerk Of Storey county, subject to the
decision Of the Union Republican
| County Convention. Mr.. Cooper has
for years past been intimately known
to most persons In this section rs q
thorough, competent clerk, and m up
| right, correct business man +; therefore,
if elected. he will not fail to render
full satisfaction, and fill the position
Of County Clerk with honor and credit,
both to himself and constituents.
Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-A letter
from John Piper states that he will
leave San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing with his new Electrical variety COM
pany, opening the Opera House next
Saturday evening. John Woodland
comes UP as stage manager, and In
cluded among the artists r Miss
Jennie Benson, Miss Leonard, La
Belle Oceana, Fanny Hanks, Charley
Rhodes, Johnny Collins and others Of
prominent acknowledged talent.
SECOND WARD UNION CLUE, VIR-
GINIA.-The above club met at the
Court House last evening and reorgan-
lied for the Fall campaign. The fol-
lowing officers were unanimously
elected 5. L. Gage, President ; @. B.
Brooks, Secretary; Henry Piper,
Treasurer; DIR. ". Holmes, Sergeant
Arms; F. \. Tritle, l.. p. O'COnnor,
w. n. Leet, Finance Committee. The
meeting adjourned until Tuesday next,
ut 8 +. NJ.
PIcNIc.-The children Of the NJ. f.
Sunday School, Virginia, will hold
their annual picnic on Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, at the lower Gould & Curry
tunnel. All friends Of the school, rs
we'll rs the scholars, are invited to at
tend. All provisions for the picnic
must be ut the NJ. f. Church as carly
as s O'Clock on Thursday morning, rs
the children will leave for the grounds
at that hour. ,sa
11rE SomEE.-Don't forget the grand
Turn Verein Soiree, at Athletic Hall,
Virginia. tomorrow evening, in aid Of
the Prussian Sanitary Fund. All de-
sirous of contributing to the medical
or surgical assistance Of the sick or
wounded soldiers in the great battles
now transpiring in Europe, will take
at least one ticket.
SHowERY.-Yesterday was cloudy,
with a light shower very early in the
morning and another late at night.
The weather continues warm to-day,
but the first shower sufficient to lay
the dust fell about l o'clock r. NJ. to-
day. Professor Nye predicted this
change in the weather a week ago.
Nor A CANpDArE.-We are author
lied to state, by proper authority, that
5. w. Chubbuck, Esq, our efficient
Postmaster In Gold Hill, who had been
| solicited to become q candidate for
County Clerk on the Republican ticket,
respectfully declines entering the field,
and is not y candidate.
VAST QUANTITIES or Ivory DE-
srRoYED.- Thousands Of teeth that
might last a lifetime are lost every
year. simply because the parties con-
cerned either forget or do not appre-
ciate the fact that Sozodout, duly ap-
piled, renders the dental substance
proof against decay.
MORE WHARF.-THE Virginia and
lGold Hill Water COMPANY have sue