Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-09

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they might perhaps get n good house
in Gold Hill. They certainly deserve
liberal patronage wherever they may
go-much more so than almost any
other performers, for a more social and
agreeable company than these blind
people are not often to be met with
anywhere.
A PAYING INSTITUTION. - Banner
Brothers, corner Of c and Taylor
streets, Virginia, Is not only paying
institution to the ~proprietors, by reason
Of their immense sales Of clothing and
every variety Of furnishing goods, but
also to the army Of customers who
trade there, on account Of their sur
prisingly low prices. Both lower and
| upper levels are rich in heavy deposits
| of choice clothing of every description.
Of the latest styles and patterns, and
| Of the best material. Everybody, from
the humblest miner, mechanic or
rancher, to the richest merchant, pro-
fessioual man or State Senator, can
there get suited with just exactly what
| they want In the way Of wearing ap-
parel. Banner Brothers sell at such
low prices rs to defy all competition,
and apparently at losing rates. "'ris
wonderful how they do 1t, but they
do"
AFTER IT.-Foremost among the
numerous applicants for the office Of
Justice of the Peace, at Virginia, left
vacant by the suicide Of Justice Liv-
ingston, is old Pinschower. He knows
| the value and use Of that Office to him
at the present juncture, and proposes,
as soon as he gets 1t, to have Won
| Schmidt and the California Bank
brought before him on 4 writ Of habeas
corpus, and settle that Lake Tahoe
business forthwith and at once by a
perpetual injunction. Thus rid OF
their oficious interference, he will
subsequently, proceed to tunnel through
to the lake and bring a good big stream
into Gold Hill and Virginia, supply
ing both places with good, pure water,
at one cent a barrel, and fat, live
trout, at a cent a pound. ,
TARGET ExcuRsIoS.-The Emmett
Guard Of Virginia had their annual
target excursion yesterday, repairing
for that purpose to their old shooting
ground on the Divide. Some most ex-
cellent shooting was done, winning
various prizes, which are to be awarded
and distributed at their meeting next
Wednesday. d. J. Mahoney hit the
| bullseye of the target twice. but 1t Is
| not decided whether he or P. H. Shea
did the best shooting, therefore the
highest prize, a fine Henry rifle, will
come into the possession Of one or the
other Of them. The company made q
fine, soldier-like showing, marching
through the city to and from the target
ground, with al excellent band OF
music in the lead.
DOUBLE CAaEs..-At the Crown Point
blacksmith shop q full set of double
cages Of the style adopted at the yell
low Jacket south shaft, are being
made by Sandy McMartin, the re-
nowned chief Vulcan Of the establish
ment. These double deckers will have
the most efficient safety arrangements
attached, and will be put In practical
use In the compartments Of the shaft
as soon as the contemplated change In
the machinery is made, and steel wire
cables adopted in place OF the rope
cables now being used.
CAsurSo Ur.-rhe Enterprise OF this
morning says: During the past three
DAYS there has been paid out to the
sufferers by the late big fire in this
city, at the insurance office OF John
Sproston, some go. 900 in gold coin.
This sum will greatly assist in rebuild.
ing the burnt district. Several oil
those burnt out were insured In COM
NAMES whose offices are in California,
and have been or will be paid their
losses In that State.
VERpIcr.-The Coroner's inquest IN
the matter Of the suicide of Justice
Livingstone, was concluded this fore
noon. The testimony taken to-day
went to show that deceased had threat
ened to commit suicide ontwo or three
previous occasions. The verdict Of the
iury was In accordance with the facts
of the case as published in the News
Of yesterday.
HOPE So.-We understand the town
authorities are about making arrange
ments to have the upper part Of Main
street s~prinkled, from the junction o.
the Tunnel dollhouse up to the bis
: bend opposite the Imperial works
|, The street at that point Is very dusty
!, badly cut up, and In a decidedly oh
noxious condition.
PIrTE EScAMPNENT.-A specia
q meeting Of Pluto Encampment No. 8
, I. o. o. F., will be held on Monda,
e evening next, at ~ o'clock. Patri
! archs In good standing are cordial.
. Invited to attend. The Grand Patri
arch will be present.
9 TICKETS PRISTED.-All those ladle
: who have got rattle tickets printed a
this Office for the coming Fair In ali
7 of St. Patrick's Church, In this town
I are notified that the same are printe'
y and ready for delivery.
Q The PICTORIAL SALE.-The grea
sale of fine pictures, e~ngravings, etc
by ], c. Currle s. Co., at Virginia, !
=, taking place this afternoon. The sal
Is n~umerously attended.
. DIVINE services will be held in tn
NJ. E. Church, Gold Hill, to-morro'
!. evening, when the Rev. V. Rightmyel
!. of the California Conference, WI
-.h I'D conduck tha Romo. .'