Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-03
DIR. BRENAN's LEcruREs.-The talent

his Gold Hill course Of physiological
lectures this evening at Miners Union
Hall, his subject for the occasion being
1.-The Path of Life. or How to Live
and What to Live For" His lectures
will be 20 both sexes, unless otherwise
specially announced, and all who at
tend this evening will benefit by what
they hear and learn. The Doctor |:
not only talented as a lecturer, Blu,
also In an eminent degree ms a physi-
clan and surgeon. His lectures are
no dull, prosy affairs, such as a person
might 20 to sleep over. but full Of hap.
py illustrations. felicitous hits and
genuine humor. His fame having gone
before him, he will have q crowded
house tonight.
OMAHA LOTTERY PosrPoNED.-The
grand Omaha lottery, which Is n noble
charity to erect the Nebraska State
Orphan Asylum, Is officially postponed
till March 3lst. This was unavoida.
BILE on account Of the interruption oil
travel, exchange, etc., caused by the
heavy storms In the East and all over
the country. The tickets are selling
at a very rapid rate. and before the
time appointed every n will be sold.
The first grand cash prize Is $4,000,
and the least that can be won Is Is.
Tickets 81 each, or six for s.. Read
the advertised scheme and list Of prizes
in another column. and then secure a
few tickets-and q fortune.
DIVIDEND ON THE BErcnER.-The
famous Belcher mine will resume the
payment of monthly dividends to-mor-
row or Monday, when M Is to be
declared. We have not learned the
intended amount of the dividend, but
1t will be very acceptable to oil the
stockholders, without a doubt. The
Belchcr Company have over 81. 100, 900
surplus in the treasury, and the net
profits of the mine last month amount
ed to nearly or quite $400, 900. 1t will
thus be seen that they can well afford
to follow up the payment Of monthly
dividends.
UPHOLSTERY AND UNDERMINING
Barnes & Tally, No. 81 South c street,
Virginia. being we'll established in the
above line Of business are prepared to
furnished metallic burial cases, baskets
and cotlins. They give especial at
tention to upholstering, repairing. and
buy and sell secondhand furniture, as
we'll rs keep OH hand new furniture for
sale. Terms reasonable, and the
promptest attention given to all desir-
ing their services. Read their adver-
tisement in another column.
HULL WAS TuERE.-In our yester-
days account of the silver wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall In Gold Hill, which
took place evening before last, we In
adyertently omitted to mention IN our
list of those present MIR. Hull, the
accomplished aud we'll known bass
singer. Hull was there, and among the
gayest of the gay, not being cucumber
ed with a wife TO check and cucumber
him. We reckoned i'll in leaving Hull
out, therefore freely apologize.
The SENATE SAI.ooN.-This fine,
commodious and elegantly fitted new
saloon, on Main street, opposite Liber-
ty Engine House. just opened by Tom
Finch, is already u popular favorlte
place Of resort. Tom has two Of the
finest new billiard tables In the State,
with all the latest Improvements, and
they are constantly and we'll PATRON
iz,d by the lovers OF the fascinating
game. Call and see the Senate.
For SrEAKEu.-O. II. Grey, Assem-
blyman-elect from White Pine, called
at our sanctum this afternoon, being
OH his way TO Carson. Grey proposes
going after the Spcakership to the best
OF his ability. and II he succeeds he
will fill the position very c~reditably.
The contest will lie between Mr.. Grey
aud DR.. Bowman Of Nye county.
IMPROVED. - The Carson Appeal
comes to us enlarged and improved in
every respect. The Appeal Is a par
ticularly lively and healthy looking
paper nc the present time. We wish
for its enterprising proprietors the
best Of success.
COOP CIossINo.-A flrst-rate, sub
stantlal footway has been constructed
in front of the Bank Exchange, so that
the ladies and everybody else can nov
cross Main street with good facility.
Similar ones are needed further down
street.
Personal. - Our worthy fellow
towasman. Martin Stern. Of the firm
of Stern Il Son. Main street, returned
n day or two since from an extended
visit to San Francisco, looking as gen.
ial, hale and hearty rs ever.
Hon. WM. SHARON, having returned
from his visit to San Francisco, is re-
siding at Virginia, attending to his
extensive interests In this section.
BEr.cuER BULLIoS.-Sixteen bars OF
bullion from the Belcher mine were
shipped through the Bank Of Califor-
MIA yesterday.
DANGEROUSLY ILL.-W. Frank Stew
art the scientist VIC are sorry to learn
lying dangerously i'll at Virginia City.
MEssAGE.-A dispatch is waiting at
the Western Union Telegraph Office,
Gold Hill, for Frank kosta.
FINE Horse AT RAFrL.E.-A splen-
dill sorrel horse Il IN for rattle, tc-