Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-11

the livery stable keeper. thought he
would DO in fashion and he got a sheep.
Now that sheep is . hosdlum OF the
worst description. Of the most deprsved
character. So Oscar says and so does
brother Bloomfield. who keeps store OPP
posits the stable. And this Is why they
send that poor head Of mutton out in
the cold world. out in the street" with
such a ruined reputation. When the
sheep came to town IL was q lamb. aud
as such behaved itself accordingly; but
il never went TO school. That accounts
for its depravity. no doubt. Well, the
lamb grew until 1t became q sheep, and
then began to crop out qualities not sup
posed TO exist In animals OF that species.
After 1t had became acquainted some
what with the neighborhocd and
surroundings. Mr.. Bloomfield took COM
passion on tho supposed orphan and
used to treat IL 10 an occasion apple.
pear or some ether kind Of fruit. SO
far so good; but the sheep lad a fancy
for high living and was continually
Oliver wist-iko - asking for more.
bloomfield in time grew weary. kept
growing "wearier and vearisr'-liks
the Young man from Siberia-of admin
istsring TO tina wants Of Mr.. Mutton
head in this fashion. SO he quit disbur-
sing fruit to the sheep. The hoodlum
bsthouebt himself that such proceedings
were not Just exactly according TO Hoyle.
30 no used TO watch his chanes-and
does to this day-and when a
favorable opportunity presented It.
self would walk very quietly
into the store with his eyes fixed intent.
" on the door Of the back room. IL
Bloom6eld's countenancs appeared in
sight, or u his voice called out "Shoo
Billy" of went the sheep. IL not his
bighness would seize on the nearest DEL
icacy and of he msved for the stable.
Well, Mundsll thought this very cute In
the sheep, and Sc did bloomfield for q
time, but after a while the latter thought
he would Just charge al such populations
to Mundeil, and SEQ whether they would
amount to anything. He did so. The
following IL the result: First week,
&c So; second week. so %. Here was
good time - put . stop-al andp re-
sent his bill, which he did and now
Mundell has paid that Sleeps board reg.
ularly for six weeks and Is going to send
him of 10 some barbarous country
where fruit Is cheaper. for he says he
has cost him the price Of two bug
gies and three teams and he can't anord
TO keep him longer. even II 1t Is fashion
able. The sheep IL not partial to n
he eats for Judge Wright says his toosc-
co bill will be reduced ons-balf after his
departure, and he is, therefore, willing
to pay half Of his sIpressags to . foreign
country.
He WANTED TO OK EVEN. Last night
Constable Harkin arrested q man by the
name Of James O'Connsll. who 10
charged by the proprietrsss OF q saloon
in lower town. with robbing her OF n
hundred shares Of stock Of q Utah mine.
yslasj at Ave dollars per share. The
facts, a. alleged. are ~ follows; o'Con-
nell says he has been robbed ny me
woman at various times past OF sums OF
money, a~ggregating over four hundred
dollars and a watch and chain; he pleads
not guilty to the charge OF grand larceny.
The prosecuting witness says ne hAs
hung around her place for some time,
and the night before last he got the one
hundred shares Of stock In question.
saving that he would pay her for them.
but instead Of settling he left and ceased
calling upon her. O'Connell viii be
examined before Justice Wright o. TOUR
o'clocL his aftatsrnOOu.
'Pprn,s orEnA Housx. Last night
added another gem to the wreath oil
Iaurcls already won by Mr.. Mayo. A
crowded house attended TO sse his sec
ond performance Of Badger IN the
"Streets Of New York" Everything
rassed of even more smoothly than the
first night. and the applause was ssAi,n,
renewed. Tonight the same drama wiz
bo repeaied. and Tor the last time. u %
ing the occasion Of Mr.. Mayo's pensn1'
A full house may be expected, thereio,e
20 early II you wish 10 secure . scar;
Tomorrow night "The Marble Heart
will be enacted for the first time In Viz
cinia, and on Friday night "Davy
Crockett" or Frank Mayo-either one
will do-makes his farewell bow before
the curtain Of the Opera House.
GRAND BALL.-Silver State EncamP'
mont No. z. 1. o. o. F.. propose to give
Grand ball on New Year Eve in Ma
tional Guard Hall. Odd Fellows. build
inc. Virgins City. This will be un-
donbtedly the grand affair OF the season:
7, IL the intention Of the Committee Of
Arrangements to decorsts National
Guard Hall in Q style that Will som.
pl.teiy eclipse all previous balls tina,
have been held In Il. and nothing vili
be left undone by the memosrs o. 'n'
Encampudsnt to make Of 1t grand sue
cess.
Corons AND CoLps are often over
looked. A continuance for any length
ef time causes irritation OF the lungs or
some chronic threat disease. brown,s
.t n--.h.- ara an sTsrfuaI cough