Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

CAyALIIER.-J. b. E. Cavalier, the
suspended Virginia broker, was said
to have owed his suspension pretty
much to the failure Of John Sine It
Co., bankers, San Francisco. II this
was really no humbug, Mr.. Cavalier
should be now all right in that respect,
and feel disposed to do something like
n fair thing by the numerous unfortu-
mates who lost their hard earnings
through his failure. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle of Wednesday says:
MANY parties lost heavily In the fall
ure of John Slime & Co., aud the estate
only paid depositors fifty cents on the
dollar. Among the assets was a large
quantity of mining stock, which was
then valued at only $o per share, and
now the same stock commands a very
high price, and such an amount has
been realized as will pay creditors
every dollar due them. and leave the
widow of Mr.. Sine a fortune OF some
$50, 600 or $50. 900. The effect upon
che depositors has, Of course, been OF
the most gratifying nature. Some OIL
chem had been driven into bankruptcy
by the failure, and now their money
has come back to them, dollar for dol
lar. and again they revcl In ailluence:
Verify, truth Is stranger than fiction"
Now let Cavalier follow suit BY pay
ing at least part Of what he owes, and
at as early a date rs possible, and even
the people Of Virginia and Gold nill
will begin to think he Is honest, like
Slime Il Co., or Flagg. But unless he
shows some sort Of disposition to do
what Is right In the matter, and be
honorable very soon, we advise those
dealing with him ut Phoebe, where he
has started business, to keep a sharp
lookout for him, as q nan that 1t won't
do to bet much on.
H1RscuMAN, JEwELER.-All old res
idents Of Virginia and Gold Hill we'll
remember Adolph Hirschman, former
" a leading jeweler on G street, Vir-
SinIa, and subsequently, engaged In
mining operations. For the last three
or four years Hlrschman has been es-
tabllshed in his old business at San
Francisco, where he has a trSt-cla3s
iewelry establishment on the new side
of Kearney street, No. l33, between
Sutter and Post streets. His stock In
cludes all the finest and best styles OF
watches, iewelry, diamonds, silver
ware. etc., In fact he offers the finest
md most recherche stock Of jewelry ON
the coast, imported direct from the
manufacturers In Europe and the East.
All residents or dealers Of this section
VINO send below for anything In that
line, should by all means patronize
Hirschmsn, who will always deal IA
vorably With his old Washoe friends.
Read his advertisement In another
column to-day.
RRcovERlSo WITH A BULLET IN HIS
BRXIS.-The Enterprise says: Little
Johnny Williams, the boy who was
shot and SO badly wounded a few
weeks ago by O playfellow, Is able to
be out upon the streets. His left eye
Is totally destroyed, and the bullet
which passed through It is still lodged
somewhere within the skull, yet the
little fellow Is apparently in very
good health and as bright and cheerful
a the average Of boys Of his ago to be
seen on the streets. The Enterprise
does not state, but We believe DIR.
Hopkins Of that city attended the little
fellow. At any rate 1t Is n singular
casa. aud the probability Is that the
bow will grow up to be q man, and all
his life retain that bullet in his head.
with probably no Inconvenience ut all
from e. A sac or cartilage will form
around il, and It will do no particular
harm, not even making him feel top
heavy.
MoRR1s 6 NKruNN.-rhis enterpris-
ing dry goods firm, whose store Is Just
s,uth Of the Postoflcs at Virginia, and
nearly opposite the International, con-
tinue to do a regular rushing business
In their line. Experienced Judgment
an the selection of goods just exactly
auiting their army Of lady customers,
give them great advantage and en-
able them to sell rapidly vt small pro
ats. Morris & Nathan are business
men. just read their advertisement
I'm another column, and thea 60 and
suspect their goods and prices.