Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-11
"our AL1 Nranrn Is the subject Of

"OUT ALL NIGHT" Is q supJect OF
a very fine steel engraving now on ex-
hlbition at the store Of j. II. Mallard
s. Co., South c street. Virginia City.
The picture is true to nature. The
dramat,s persona of the scene are as
follows: A sharp-looking little NAM
ma dog, Of the black.and-tan terrier
breed TO call her a dogma would be
to revive a reprehensible pun that has
happily become obsolete) Is engaged
In watching over her family Of four
healthy. well.fed pups. That she Is
Of aristocratic birth aud connections 10
obvious at a glance. One can see II IN
her fin"-drawn ~llneamcnts, In the soft
expression OF her dark full eyes, and
In the satin lustre Of her coat. The
evidences Of luxury with which she Is
surrounded are noticeable; the rug
upon which she lies the ~tesselated
floor; together with the artistically
decorated wall in the background ;
yet she has her little grlefs aud troub-
les, conditions from which the arls-
tocratlc and opulent are no
more exempt than the poor. 10
this Interesting matron there has
just come-sheeplshly, aud with eyi-
dent fear of a curtain lecture-the
elegant but dissipated dog, who Is her
companion for life; her legitimate
protector ; the father Of her Innocent
offspring. This dashing roysterer has
been "Out All Night" aud he looks
like It. It Is evident that, after a way
by no means uncommon with sprigs OF
nobility, he has passed the night among
rowdies, and has come to grief In con-
sequence. His distinguished head Is
wrapped about with a pocket handSer-
chief to conceal the bruises that were
Inflicted upon him probably, for
good cause. One Of his fore legs Is
tied up In a sling. He Is shaking all
over from dissipation and exposure to
the night air, and Is evidently trying
to frame what may literally be called
a lame excuse for his absence n de'
moralized appearance. Very ominous
Is the expression that sits upon the
countenancc Of the partner OF his
joys and sorrows. 1t IL, so to speak, q
human expression ; the expression Of
q wife who catches q Whit OF cigars
and liquor from the breath OF her liege
lord, when he has returned at an out
rageously late hour from the club, ana
she Is going TO give him ''hts" about II.
PUoILlsTIc.-A couple Of men resid-
Ing in Crown Point Ravine, Gold Hill,
got into a fight this morning about
something and punched each other
right merrily for awhile. In the midst
OF their enjoyment. the wife Of one OF
them left her cooking, rushed out OF
the house, dashed into the fray,
threshed both men and led her hus-
band off home In triumph.
AN OAsIs.-The Delta Saloon In
Virginia City. kept by our good ma
tured friend Mr.. Il. II. Manuel, still
continues to be a famous place Of re-
sort for all hands. The best Of liquors
are always kept at the Delta, and
Manuel knows how to dispense them
to suit the taste Of everybody. The
club rooms connected with the saloon
form all additional attraction.
Nix. ]. w. BowKER, Master Me-
chanic of the Virginia and Truckec
Railroad, who for several years past
has made his headquarters In Virginia
City, has been ordered to Carson to
take charge Of the company's new ma
chine shop In that city. Mr.. Bowker
Is familiar with all the details Of rail-
road business, Is capable, and accord.
ingly Is held In high esteem by his
employers.
CHECK Losr.-A certificate Of de-
posit, numbered 1881, drawn by the
Bank of California, Gold Hill, In favor
OF l.. e. Hill, Is lost. The finder will
confer a favor by leaving the same at
this Office or at the Bank.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the companies
composing the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment will be held tomorrow evening.
Too MANY SHINERs.-Virginia at
the present time Is afflicted with a
super-abundance OF boot blacks.