Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-16


CoM1SG Tins WAY.-The Carson
Register of this morning says: ave
are requested to state that Miss An
thony and Miss Laura DeForce Gordon
will be at Carson OIL Thursday, Decem-
Der 2lst, and will deliver an address
on the subject nearest their hearts
the emancipation OF women and their
| RIGHT TO tile ba!lo:. Mrs. Gordon is
! well known here as 4 popular and elo-
Guent sneaker. Miss Anthony's repu-
tatiou as al orator i too well known
to require more than an allnsioii.
/ These ladies are on their way East as
delegates toa Womcn's National Con-
ven,ion." They will probably also
lecture ut Virginia.
Su.xY.-Our jovial friend Gosse, of
the Virginia slope of the Divide, has
always been on the shake ever since he
shook Oft his high hono-s as Lord
/ Mayor O: American Flat. He is al
WAYS ready to shake the dice with any
BODY fo> the whisky. or for anything
else In the world, eve 10 dogs, sausa-
Des, whcelbaIrcws or plug hats. His
Sroposition to a friend the other day
10 stcn into an undartaNer's and shake
for collins, Is n little too "grave n
Joke. Perhaps, however, GoSse was
| playing FOX q dead thing"
Go For Iim.-R. l.. Higgins las
bsen doing the best he could to auction
OF his surplus stock of holiday and
| furnishing goods ut his Dollar. Store.
in order TO reduce 1t TO the capacity OF
his new store; or, rather, having two
complete stocks of goods, he has to
sell out one at the most favorable rates
he can get. This evening he invites
everybody to come and take what they
like and pay what they choose.
VASIsuISG.-The beautiful snow has
! entirely disappeared from tho south
hillsides about here, and IS ouly to be
seen Oh the north slopes and in the ra-
vines where the sun cannot get 4 fair
shot at it.
Z. S.-As We go to press, the air is
full of newly-falling snow, although
the sun l. shining also. The indica-
tions are quite good for more snow.
We shall see.
OrENEp.-Lipman & Co., success
sors to Roscner Il Co., South c street,
Virginia, opposite Wells, Fargo "
| Co.'S, have got their new store now
| fairly opened, and with n splendid
stock OF dry goods. Judging from
the crowds of ladies passing in and
out last evening, we should judge that
Lipman IL Co. are doing Il rushing
business. Read their advertisement.
THEATRICAL. - The san Francisco
Cut says: "Oiiver Doud Byron is TO
play an engagement of 4 few nights at
Virginia. Nevada, opening Oh tile 18th
instant. Thence he is to go 10 Salt
Lake City," This is news to us. Nah
a.er Piper, of the Opera House, says
nothing of the kind, and he ought to
know.
DRIED Ur.-At the rate the mud has
dried up in Gold Hill the last two or
three days, Main street will be getting
dusty aud require 4 sprinkling cart
soon. IL Is no longer the raging
main," like it was u week or so ago,
but can be safely crossed ut any point
without dctriment to clean shoes.
REMAINS ARmyED.-Thc remains OF
John j. Monahan arrived 4: Virginia
from Phoebe yesterday. The funeral
will take place at = O'Clock =. NJ. to-
MORROW, from Reyes undertaking cs-
adjustment, South q street. Friends
aud acquaintaaces are respectfully i'll
yited to attend.
RELIGIOUS SERviCEs.-There will be
preaching at the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill. tomorrow. by the Pastor,
Rev. V. R;ghtmyer, ut IL o'clock \. NJ.
and Z T.. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Friday evening. Seats free. The pub
lie arc cordially invited to attend.
PUBLIC Observation-Disclosures Bros
of Virginia have causeda commodiou'
crossing to lie placed across Taylor
street, from their sidewalk to the Bank
of California. IL has always been
much needed. and the public will ap.
preciate it this muddy weather.
OMNIBUS FARE REDucED.-Jake
White desires us to notify the public
that, owing to the Improvement of the
road between here and Virginia, he
has reduced the fare to % cents each
way.
CGowS PoiST.-Thc November re-
ceipts from this mine footed up to just
$23i.707. The assays of ore at the
900. foot level average so per ton, and
ut the l200-ioot level, $40 per ton.
HALE & NoRcRoss REcGrrTs.-'The
receipts of bullion from the Hale Il
Norcross mine for the month of No
vember, amounted to $50, l16.
GONE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l..
Il. Bradley left last night for Calitor-
mia. to spend the holidays with his
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