Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-27
TuAsxs.-rhe Sisters eff Charity re.

TuAsxs.-rhe Sisters ef Charity re-
turn their most sincere thanks for
donations received from the following
Rev. P. Manogue, NJ. Lynch, NJ. Ford,
+. r. McGurn. Nasal & Co.. Mr.. Zim-
norman. Kennedy & Mallon. MIR.
Dwyer. Mr.. Henderson. Hayes & New
In, Mitchell & Aurich, NJ. NJ. Frederick,
Mr.. Fox Of Gold Hill, Lawrence
Kelly Of Gold Hill. Mrs. BuckGer, Miss
O'Neil, and Mrs. Requa. The inmates
OF the asylum feel the deepest graft.
tude for the various donations received
from the generous hearted people
who. unsolicited, have supplied them
10 bountifully. Last, though not least,
the Sisters would mention Drs. Aitcbt-
son and Cornwall ; also. Mr.. Cole.
druggist, for continued services for
many years. May Gods blessing be
upon all the benelactors, here and
hereafter.
COLLECTION AND BUSINESS AGENT
As will be seen by notice in our adver-
tisirg columns Charles Goodwin, well
and favorably known among the busi-
ness community at Virginia, will, Oh
or about the first of January, COM
e the business Of collecting new
or old debts, bills, rents, etc. He so
licits business In that line, insuring
the utmost attention and efficiency,
and prompt returns. Being well ac-
ouainted, aud q thorough business
man, he knows just how to go about II
and would be q decided convenience TO
Gold Hill merchants in their Virginia
collections.
DEATH OF Boss FoX.-Most people
at Virginia City remember Boss
Foulke. or, as he was commonly called,
"Boss Fox" who used to be a sport
Ing man and rough there a few years
ago. He was rather a hard case, and
was suspected of having killed his
mistress, "Gentle ANNIE" by kicking
her to death, some five or six years
ago. He subsequently had a shooting
ARRAY with - Handsome Charley" and
got shot In the abdomen. He recov-
cred, however. and has lived a dissi-
pated, rough life In San Francisco ever
since. The result was that he died
last Monday morning Of Inflammation
OF the bowels.
Dr.. BRENAS's LEcTUREs.-lt Is 10
DO regretted that the very Indictment
weather should have brought DR..
Brenan's course Of lectures at Piper.s
Opera House to such q sudden termi-
nation or suspension, as 1t was his In.
tention to give a similar course at Cold
Hill. His postponed lecture on the
mysteries OF Matrimony" will be de-
livered at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. II is a lecture OF great inter
est to everybody. and will doubtless be
very fully attended.
ANOTHER PHYsICIAS.-Dr. L. Man.
son, a physician and surgeon Of good
repute and acknowledged ability, hav-
ing concluded to make Gold Hill his
home, and practice his profession, VIII
hereafter be found or heard Of ut his
office In Maynard's building. Main
street. upstairs. Gold Hill Is now
sufficiently provided for in the matter
Of physicians. No. danger OF dying
hsre of any ordinary sickness.
ELECTION OF OrrtcERs.-Ata meet
Ing Of the Improved Order ofRod Men,
held at Virginia last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Sachem, j.. Is. whit
comb ; Senior Sycamore, j.. Il: Mchay'
Junior Sycamore, j. III. Holden. ln-
s~tallstion will take place on Thursday
evening next under the supervision
ofAbe Curry, the Great Vice lncohonee
of this State.
SCHOOL EXHIBITION THIS EVENING"
The exhibition and Christmas tree
festival Of st. Patrick's School, Gold
Hill, will take place this evening at
Miners Union Hall, commencing AT
~ o'clock. The exercises will DC OF
the most pleasing and interesting
nature, and parents, friends and all
Others interested are invited to be
present.
WILLIAM DAvEY WASrEp.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received In Gold
Hill from Santa Rosa. CAL, to-day
at ESQ 7. NJ: 10 James Welton'
Please find William Davey. regardless
of expense; his father not expected &c
live. Tell MIN to come home imme'
diately; II he cannot come. to tele'
graph the same.-lsAIAu DAvEY."
WARN WATER BATHS. On Sasur-
dsys and Sundays hereafter, warm
water baths will be given 1t the bath.
ing house connected with the well
known and popular shaving aud hair
dressing establishment OF Z. EnoS,
Main street, Gold Hill.
DELAyEp.-Owing to the railroad
obstruction between Carson aud TIN
first tunnel on the Reno section OF TN
railroad, the morning train from hsnt
with passengers and mails did nc at
rive till about two o'clock P. II. to-day
MORE SroRM.-The first storm OF Tin
present Winter still continues, a lighI
snow falling all day thus far and melt
ing as rapidly rs It falls. The street.
are consequently particularly mudd!
and slippery.