Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-10
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mrs E Montague
wISS's GROWING GLORY. The
browning glory of either man or
woman-woman especially-s a good
head of hair. How to keep that head
of hair a permanent institution and in
good order Is one Of the browning
glories Of inventive ideas. NJ. l..
Vim, whom every old resident of this
section remembers rs successively-but
not financially successful-as the land
lord of the international at Virginia,
developer Of the Irving mine on Cedar
Hill, champion candy man, etc., has
achieved the aforesaid browning glory.
He Is now in San Francisco or New
York. or both places. and has discoV-
cred how a man can shove his head up
through the bottom Of n bucket full OF
soap-suds without wetting below his
scalp. He has invented what he calls
n coronal bath or helmet, being simply
a neat little "pork pie" hat made Of
tin, which u lady or gentleman can put
on, and then he pours the suds in
through the open top, and by means Of
brushes, ETC., he manipulates the hair
and scalp into n state of perfect clean
illness, afterward combing it ont
and drying it upon a sort OF tail
board concern which he bitches to
the back of the neck. He has
sent us a descriptive pamphlet Of
the operation, illustrated with three
pictures, representing two ladies anda
gentleman undergoing the process, the
ladies exclaiming respectively "rhis
Ia really delightful! "What coull be
more agreeable ?" while the gentle
mar eSclaims, "Glorious! | could
enjoy this for n lifetime" Vim has
incorporated n joint stock company to
run the arrangement IN ali the cities
and towns Of the United States, and
this pamphlet sets forth the prospectus,
constitution and bylaws of the COM
many, and other important items. The
capital stock Is 100000, divided
into As many shares. Tho exhibit OF
undoubted profits to stockholders arts.
inc from sliampooing. manufacture Of
the baths, sale Of State and county
rights, ETC., Is two per cent. a month
on the invested capital. Everybody
certainly will want to hold STOCK
which Is so sure to Winn.
CARSON ITEMs.-We extract the fol-
lowing from the Register OF this morn
ing: Considerable excitement was
created in this city yesterday by n re-
port that a rich mineral deposit had
Just been discovered at some point not
far distant. Three young men slid
away quietly yesterday morning 10
locate the new ledge, expecting 10 re-
turn last night, but we heard notiiihS
further from them. The feeling among
those who were partially in the secret
was much the same as that displayed
about Virginia in the good old dayS OIL
the untamed feline. 49, That peculiar
disease known as the mumps Is having
somewhat of a successful run in this
city Mt present. We believe there Is
no danger In 1t, however, In high alti-
tudes -. The funeral OF the late
Colonel J. J.. Musser took place yes
terday afternoon, and was largely
Attended.
u-, r. Pat
.S" Co.. Ino,uin Reo,lyicau.
: C.,;..-n;o r,, rnrcbased
osoeKton, o =. a. 1901
the printing materi'i U 'ne i"'o
Empire, at Hamilton, and is shipping
It to Stockton. This material has fig
o-.o,,;vo,r 4, rho history Of Ne
uteu :. Nv yo.,moriv mSeI In nrint-
seu. -. ~. In this c;tv. was
ing the eIeesT NY III bscon,e
men removed 70 msn =" tben the
tre under Forbes !; then the Safe
Qugd, under the management Of the
writer hereof; was e Seia a, 70 2 pmLnam
and nnblisSed the Daiiy Inland Empire,
AFTER which It took a rest Of several
,non,bs and w,s uSed again last Sum-
mor hv George w. Cassidy, who re-
,;sod Tho E,5n;re under Democratic
auspices. The office is one of the most
complete and valuable ones In the
STATE. So avs the Carson Register.
,or
DIED.-ThomaS Flahnery, "noSe ies
was broken by a blast in the Hale u
Norcross mine three or four weeks
,ao d;sd in San Francisco Yesterday.
Ne was formerly Foreman Of Monu-
mental Engine Company No. 9, on the
Divide. and his company, tn virg;n 10
q ms ,aIoUro nSad down tbis
ior In.e' .n tn,t q fsct and the remains
morning hc SorSarded TO Virginia.
wtl pioon.ai sngine house Is draped in
3'unnasso 1oS and the flags on that