Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-21

are indebted to ]. G. Bloomer, of San
Francisco, for a copy Of his cipher
book, under the above title, just Is
sued. 1t comprises a complete double
index cipher for telegraphing, and
leaves no trace or key when properly
prepared for use, consisting OF words
and sentences; also cipher words,
alphabetically and numerically ar
ranged. 1t Is especially suitable for
SPECTATORS In mining stocks, mining
superintendent, bankers, brokers, etc.
This work supplies the demand felt by
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orator In the Western Union Tele-
grrph office at Virginia, and we know
thar none could be better qualified to
prepare such q work as this. Address
j. G.. Bloomer, p. o. box 394 San
Francisco, stating whether the book Is
wanted for pocket or office use.
PAcxsHKR'sE xPERIRNcE.-The other
evening a couple Of individuals were
In front of Simon Packsher's cigar
stand, in the International Saloon,
earnestly discussing the merits Of the
McDonough ghost mystery, and the
story OF the young girl relative thereto,
when one remarked: We'll, you can
believe all you like Of 1t, but I'm
blowed If any young girl can play
me-" This remark struck the listening
Packsher right forcibly. "You bet
yer life you're wrong" says he.
"Young girls can play anybody.
They can play me- any time they take
a notion. Yes, by dam, and the older
| get the easier they can play mt. You
needn't tell that to ME. By George,
I'm posted"
OMAHA LorrERY.-Anything In the
regular Omaha lottery line is In high
favor Just now. No difficulty what
ever In selling tickets. The $4,000
prize In the last lottery was drawn
In Gold Hill and several Others drawn
In Carson; therefore 1t Is fair to pre-
sumo that more will be won In the
new one now on the docket. Read
about it In another column. 10 be
drawn in full December 30th.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT. Frank
Thayor, one of the most practically
efficient mining and mechanical en-
gineers residing on tho Comstock
ledge has been appointed Superintend-
emit of the Arizona and Utah mine.
He will bring It out all right and make
il n good paying institution. We con-
graduate the stockholders on their I'm
proved prospects.
SATURDAY EvESISo.-Don't forget
to be at Piper's Opera House Satur-
day evening and witness the first en-
tertalnment Of the Virginia Amateur
Minstrels. Read the array Of artistic
talent In another column. There are
some excellent performers among
them, and they will give q irst-rate
entertainment.
The BOUQUET RAFFI.E. - Persons
holding tickets for the rattle Of the
wax bouquets belonging to Mrs. f. N.
Bowen. will please take notice that
the railie will take place ut the Vesey
House tomorrow friday evening,
November I'D, at Z O'Clock.
STILL. OpscUnED.-The Gold Hill gas
blockade still continues, and nocturnal
arrangements have to be run on coal
oil and candles. Plenty Of gasoline
OIL the road, however, which will soon
be here-euough to supply the concern
for \ year or two.
NEW SAI.ooN.-Joe Munckton Ii
building a fine, large new saloon and
restaurant at Silver City, between the
Postoflce and Express office.
REPRESENTATION. William Sharon
returned yesterday from a business
visit to San Francisco Of three or four
weeks.
NorARy.-Governor Bradley has ap-
pointed A. D. Rock Notary Public In
and for Lander county.