Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-03
H EVENING NEWS
GOLD HILL, THURSDAY. JULY 3. 1873
Mccoos WAS THrnE.-we noticed

GOLD HILL, THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1873
McCooN WAS THERE.-We noticed
the patent lce-cream man. McCoon, on
Tuesday evening, at the st. Patrick
School exhibition, and he was in the
meanest quandary possible. He was
trying to run a sort Of private refresh
ment stand in the ante-room, where he
had ice-cream, watermelon. soda, and
lots Of candy tastefully put up in pa
pers, and the little boys were his
most particular and familiar friends.
Poor McCoor tried hard 10 run his
saloon and the exhibition both ut one
time, but the little boys bothered him.
One minute he would he looking out
for 3 customer. or those boys. and next
thing something Interesting on the
stage would attract his attention, leaV-
Ing the boys TO take care OF the can
dies. Then he would rush back TO
business, only to he suddenly attracted
away again as before. lie seemed to
be doing a very lively business, though
hOt eXactiy u pay III o"e'
The KENTUCKY GUT CoNcEHr.-
AS we mentioned . day or two since,
the drawing of the Kentucky Gift Con-
cert takes place on the Sth Instant
next Tuesday. When Col. Thompson,
general agent for this section. left for
Louisville. Mr.. Sproston. local agent
ut Virginia City, purchased the few
tickets he had remaining in his hands,
some fifty In all. He has since dis
posed of all but thirty. and these he Is
Willing to close out TO those who wish
10 secure a chance at a fortune. reserv-
ing only halt a dozen chances or so to
himself. Whole tickets, $40; half
tickets, So; quarter tickets, 81 81.
This Is positively the last and only
chance for securing n fortune In tins
popular lottery. All the tickets are
sold, and it must not only come oil on
time but will be drawn in full.
GREAT ATTRACTION CoMISG.-kelly
& Icons great New York Operatie
and Comedy Troupe, assisted by G. w.
Jester. the man with the talking hand.
and Charles Vivian, the famous m
highly popular serio-comic singer, sup
ported by a full and efficient dramatic
company and fine orchestra, are en-
gagged By Manager Piper aud Will
come over from San Francisco FORTH
with under n weeks engagement. AS
will be seen by advertisement In an
other column, they will make their
first appearance It Piper'S Opera
House next Monday evening and play
every evening during the week., giving
also a Saturday afternoon matinee:
This troupe is very highly spoken OF
by our exchanges, and will no doubt
create quite a Juror when they arrive.
FASHIONABLE BooT AND SHOE SroRL.'
C.. A. Noltemcier, the enterprising
dealer in boots and shoes, whose store
Is No. 81 North G street, Virginia City,
keeps constantly on hand a very large
stock of boots and shoes Of the finest
material and most fashionable style OF
manufacture. Ii you want to get a
good fit, try Noitemeier. Owing TO
the fact that he Is doing a cash bust
ness, he IL enabled to sell his goods at
the very lowest figures. Those OF our
lady readers who are particular about
what they wear on their feet will do
well to call at the Metropolitan Boot
and Shoe Store. where the most las
tidious can find some article OF foot
gear to their liking.
4 POPULAR PEACE or kEsoRT.-
Persons In need of thirst aSsuaginS
beverages or recreation, will find the
Senate Saloon, Main street, Gold Hill.
n very pleasant place OF resort. Tom
Finch, the proprietor, knows how to
make things comfortable for the boys.
AS mixologist aud relater OF anec-
dotes he can't be beat. In his alb
sence, James Powers. the handsome
barkeeper. il on hand and ready 10 do
the agreeable. Some elegant Grecian
curve billiard tables. the, finest IN the
State, are connected with the establish
ment. Give the Senate people n
call.
DISBURSEMENTS FOR LABOR. The
men employed in the Crown Point
and Belcher mines were paid oil to-
day. The disbursements for labor by
the first named company for the month
of June, amounted to S61, 900. The
amount eApenueu so 600 ns.;"S
Beicher was $1,000 81 sIsT-
tosai LOT tue Two phnwinn Tha
ooo' very S,.-s pmnnei Com.
employees o sne ."t,o ,Tha VaII"w
pany were pau OH to.ua ,,an,hlr
JACKET miners rece''eu "e
.
SARsfiEi.p 'CAi0p NAh-o
ers VIII Dear III m'nu '"s ;"
field Guard are 70 Celebrate ."e
yersary Of American independence oy,
n grand ball to be held at Miners
Union Hall tomorrow evening, n
which time the lady friends OF this
spleudid company will have an oppor-
tnnity of tripping the light fantastic
toe ITO their hearts content. The EN-
tertainment VIII ""uo"'''"'
most ~en)'sa0'e o"''
PERsoSAI"-Mrs. VI 'A
Francisco and her charming daughter
Miss Virginia Baldwin, who acted as
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