Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-17
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with the Public Schools are desired to
give special attention to the incul-
cation, In the minds Of the pupils, OF
habits Of cleanliness Of person and at
tire. p~oliteness and all the other graces
calculated to elevate them in society.
Young scholars should be impressed
with the idea that they are not to
rnutilate or soil their text books.
Oftentimes the teacher. In his anxiety
to advance pupils in their studies.
negleets to give the necessary instruc-
tion In the line Of conduct and demean-
or. which along with intellectual at
tainments, is alike essential In the
formation Of a perfect character.
BuRoLARIzHD.-Lass Monday night
Nick Bersick's house situated at the
head OF Pioneer street, Gold Hill, was
entered by burglars who managed to
capture some mining stock, amounting
in all to about 81. 200. As o as the
theft was discovered payment upon
the stock WAS ordered stopped. Last
night the thieves, not content, made a
second attempt to rob Bersick's house
but did not succeed in finding any val
uables.
Bio EArERs.-Some mention has
been made in the Enterprise Of late, IN
regard to the eating capacity Of some
Of the residents of that city. Gold
Hill can carry Off the palm as re-
spects the eating business. Que OF
our townspeople some time since, ate
% worth Of oysters at Tinker 4 Shep-
ards saloon In that city ut one sitting.
Another man, living at Gold Hill, ate
81 worth Of substantial food at
meal.
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-There was
a good attendance at the Opera House
last evening, on which occasion Prof.
Fowler discoursed upon Love, Court
ship and Marriage" The Professor
handled his subject in a very mastery
manner. Tomorrow Saturday after
noon there will be q lecture exclusive
ly for ladies, and In the evening ut 5
o'clock a lecture for gentlemen.
FREE LxcrURE.-rhe Hon. William
O. Clark Of California, who recently
returned from n voyage round the
world, will this evening, at National
Guard Hall (Odd Fellows buildingh
deliver q free lecture on what lie saw
IN England, the European Continent
the Holy Land. Egypt, the East indies,
China and Japan.
ASSOCIATION RACE TRAcK.-We are
requested to state that the trottinS
race between John Rosenbrock's horse
.rrom," and "kibbe." which was an
nounced to take place on Sunday next,
has been indefinitely postponed. The
pigeon shooting, however. will take
place as per announcement.
CHANCE OF BAsE.-Reinstein II Co.
are fitting up the store on the west
side of Main street. lately occupied
by d.. Haas & Co. When the necessary
repairs have been completed, their
large aud we'll selected stock Of cloth
Ing will be transferred to the new
building.
SAYINGS BANK. - We understand
that the project Of starting a savings
bank In our community has been agit-
ated somewhat Of late. We believe
that an institution Of that kind could
be made o success, aud at the same
time be Of great benefit to depositors.
FuEL.-Since the late cold snap
there has been. a very brisk demand
for coal. Thus far dealers have hardly
been able to fill their orders for the
same. Coal retails in Gold Hill at
Saa.50 per ton ; nut pine at ZIG per
cord ; split wood, $l4 limb, SIS.
JUSTICE wRIeur's CoUKr.-The case
of Mr.. Dublebels.. saloon keeper on
the Divide. arrested for fighting. oecu-
pied the attention of Justice Wright's
court Yesterday afternoon. Dub!ebeiss
was acquitted. The trial Of his antag-
onist takes place this afternoon.
HELD. = Hutchinson, arrested for
committing a rape upon the person OF
Miss Weaver, Of Silver City. was
brought before the Grand Jury oil
Lyon county yesterday. The evidence
was sufficient to warrant his being
held for trial.
AcQurrTEp.-James Cohey, arrested
for committing a rape upon an old
lady sixty years Of age, living in the
vicinity Of Dayton, had an examina-
ton before the Grand Jury Of Lyon
county yesterday, aud was acquitted.
MErEoRoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill at
IL N. to-day the thermometer indicated
temperature Of GO deg. In the shade.