Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-04
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graph gallery corner y ""u ."'io.
streets, up stairs, In Blacks splendid
frs-proof brick building, have estab-
lishei a very snviable reputation as
flrst-class artists. They are turning
| out splendid work. not to be excelled
| on the Pacific coast, and especially In
this State. Portraits taken of all sizes
and in all the most perfect styles
known to the art. Portraits enlarged
and rerouched In India Ink. water or
oil celors. Tho new patent cameo
portraits taken at one sitting. showing
| four different views Of the face. They
invite ladies and gents from Gold Hill.
Silver City or anywhere else, TO WISH
their gallery and examine the unri-
vailed collection of pictures. In order
to keep a c with the times and In.
creased facilities, they have reduced
prices one half. Nobody can now
afford to live without having their por-
traits taken. Read their advertisement
in another column to-day.
New CLOTHING FIRN.-About the
fifteenth Of the present month, Cohn
& Isaacs, q new mercantile combina-
tion will open n first-class clothing
store in the building formerly occupied
bv Thos. Buckner and known as the
| FL Dorado. Mr.. Cohn las, for several
a past, been with Banner Brothers,
being with them when they first COM
menced. and during the famous cloth
ing war" which they inaugurated.
Hs has a host of friends In Virginia
and Gold Hill, and will bring his great
experience and excellent business abil-
ity etfectually to bear In the business:
| Mr., Isaacs IL Gross, importers and
wholesale dealers In clothing and
gents furnishing goods, No. 22l San
some street, San Francisco. and q gen.
tleman OF fine business talent. MIR.
Cohn will 60 to San Francisco inme.
| dlately to select his stock, and Is con.
fdent that he can sell fully as cheap as
ANYBODY else In the State II not cheap
or. His numerous friends wish him
abundant prosperity.
The BEST SHor.-Conslderable rival
~ already exists In anticipation OF
who will do the best shooting at the
coming picnic and target excursion OF
the Emmet Guard. According to our
own private judgment and knowledge
Of the shooting capabilities Of the men,
bers Of the company, 1t lies between
Dan. Ford and Ned Dwyer. Dan. has
been practicing for over three months
down In Six-mile Canyon, and can
knock the cork out Of a soda bottle ut
IL, 900 yards, while Ned can uncork a
bottle Of whisky at less distance than
that. He has been practicing at shoot
Ing flies of the flagstaff on Mount Da-
| wilson the last three weeks. standing
on the old Chollar groupings and shoot
ing off.hand. Several other members
Of the company can take out a hum
ming birds eye at 3S7 yards. yet they
never brag on their shooting at all.
PERSONAL. - John Booth = honest
John-one OF the editors and proprie-
tors OF the Phoebe Record. came into
Virginia last evening. We saw him
this morning at the International and
we're pleased to note that the air OF
Phoebe has evidently agreed with him.
Uncle John looks healthy, ford and
fat, and says he Is doing we'll pecunl-
arily. He ought to, for we don't know
of a o diligent toiler in the frater-
nifty. The Record shows good work
and prosperity. We didn't ask John
how long he would remain In Viz
GINA, fact Is we were too much sur
prissd at his obesity.
NIMRops.-R. II. Manuel Of the Delta
Saloon, James Fairbanks. VIM VIII
son and a number Of other amateur
nimrods, went down to the Carson
river this morning OH a hunting excur-
sion. They chartered a four.horse
mule team for the excursion, n took
along with them an abundance OF com
missary stores. The game which they
expect to bring down with their long.
range rifles they intend to dispose OF
to the w%ell-known firm Of Hatch Bros,
Virginia City.
TRAIN LATE.-The morning passen-
ger train due here at $40 was COM
PEELED to wait at Reno until nine
o'clock, for the Eastward bound train
on the Central Pacific, which was de-
layed at Gold Run some seven hours.
In consequence Of the breaking down
of the express car. Harry Shrieves'
engineer, Charley Mccormick, made
good time after leaving Reno, the train
arriving In Gold Hill at ll:35.
FRoM BERLIN TO MErz.-Uhl, Of the
Carson Brewery Saloon on Main street,
received a letter from Germany a day
or two since, which says that q sub
stantial, flrst-class railroad Is being
built by the Government from Berlin
to Metz. In case of any future trouble
with France, old Bismarck means TO
have good transportation facilities.
Recommendations Coughlin, whose
shoulder was badly broken and dislo-
Gated by a fall a few weeks ago, Is still
at St. Mary's Hospital, San Francisco,
and has so far recovered that he will
be able to leave there and como back
to Gold Hill In a few days. He states
this In a private letter to his friend
NJ. Mclaughlin.
CHANGED TRAINERS. - For some
cause unknown to us, Tom Kean has
abandoned the training Of Patscy Ho-
gan. This We regard as an untortun-
ate circumstance for Hogan, for the
reason that Kean Is u Of the best
trainers in the United States. His
successor, we understand, is Chas. Nc
Intyre.
SooIABLE.-OnT Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings Of next week the ladies
of Gold Hill will give a social and
and terpsichorean entertainment at
Miners Union Hall. Persons who are
not good takers will DO afforded an
opportunity to dance, and vice versa.
An enjoyable gathering is anticipated.
CAVALRY CoMpAsY.-We are re-
quested to state that any residents OF
Gold Hill desirious Of joining a caval-
~ company. q have an opportunity
Of 30 doing by calling ut John Rothen-
butchers Head Quarters, corner OF c
aud Union streets, Virginia.