Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-28
RESTAURANT INctpENr.-The Ncya.

rs ALSO w brtttsn NORTH America, tno
Sandwich Islands aud Australia.
RESTAURANT lSclDENT.-The Neva.
da Tribune Is responsible for tho fol.
lowing anccdote: Some few years
since n native Of tho Emerald Islo
opened a restaurant In Gold Hill and
did a rushing business. Being Ia want
Of q walter, he sent to California for
Ills brother, who had Just arrived from
tho "Ould Couuthry," and was very
green" rs regards the customs OF
Americans. When lie arrived ut Slip
perry Gulch the proprietor Of the res
taurant took him Into the dining room
aud Instructed him In his duties, and
among other things told him that he
should always give the men soup flrst
At dinner. Everything went along
smooth until y well-known foundry
man Of Virginia camo In to take din
ner. Pat laid u large plate Of vegeta-
BILE soup before him, but the foundry
man said he did not wish any soup
aud ordered roast beef and vegetables.
lilo waited for some time, and think
Ing that the waiter had forgotten him,
ho bsckonsd to Pat and asked him
where the roast beef that he had order
cd was. Pat said (: "Shure, Is 1t rsast
beef that ye want? we'll, dlvil a bit o.
mate will 70 have till ye dhrlnk all
that SOUP"
WHY DOES Nor Con KILL TuE
Devil ?-Gerald Massey, the dlslin-
guished orator, poet and author, just
arrived from the East, will deliver a
lecture on the above subject tomorrow
afternoon at National Guard Hall,
Virginia, commencing ut 2 o'clock +.
NJ. 1t will be rccollected by all who
have read Robinson Crusoe that his
man Friday, n poor u~ntutored savage,
In the ourse OF a certain religious dia-
logue, when Crusoe was telling how
bad the devil was aud good aud pow
srful God was, suddenly n0nplussed
hiS friendly master aud Instructor
considerably by asking him why
God did not kill the devil.
Il was certainly a very natural
question, and Que which Crusoe was
unable to answer to the satisfaction of
Friday. Whether Gerald Massey will
succeed In doing so tomorrow. or not,
remains to be- seen. lie Il n OF the
ablest lecturers ever visiting this sec
tlon, and will have n large audience.
Fifty cents admission will be charged.
PEAvrNE MINING lTEMs.-A friend,
writing from Peavine, says: 1--WE
are working three shifts In the Golden
Fleece niue In the large tunnel 800
feet long will strike the ledge Mt a
depth Of $50 feet. The work Is pro-
crossing rapidly with the very best
kind Of indications. This tunnel will
cut the ledge right In the center and at
the sains time at n deeper level than
any attained yet BY any other mine In
Poavine. The snow Is settling very
fast this week, but or tho north hill
fron our mine 1t Is still % feet In
depth. A number OF the other mines
have already started up. The Pay
master has got into splendid ore. as
says averaging as high as SlG0 to tho
ton"
CLOTHING FOG THE MuLIoS Those
Of our readers who desire = fashionable
suit Of clothing, and at tho same timo
one that will wear like iron, will do
we'll to call at the famous clothing cs-
Enlistment OF the Roos Brothers In
Virginia City. The firm just named
have already on hand All Immense
stock OF goods. and aro constantly
making additions thereto so that they
are able to suit everybody. They pro-
pose to sell mt prices deiying competi-
lion. Tho ROos Brothers arc wide
awake, enterprislng business men. and
we are pleased TO learn that tlioy are
receiving u liberal share OF public pat
ronagc.
advertisement oil great
interest to our farming friends Of Car
son, washoc and Truckee valleys, and
other favorable spots for vegetable pro-
a~uctions, car DO found In another col
umn under head OF New To-day"
The nan who can bring the biggest
aud best cabb,ges to market has n sure
thing on making more money. thaii
anybody else In that line, and the au-
ycrtisemcnt will tell him where to pro-
cure the seed for that very kind OF cab
base. Read aud then send for n pack
age.
REMovAL.-C. A. No'temelcr, tho
we'll known dealer In boots aud shoes,
has removed his entire stock Of foot
gear from the old place. Oh North Y
street, to his new store No. los South
G street, Virginia City. For the next
two weeks Mr.. Noltemeier proposes
TO sell boots and shoes cheaper than
ever, In order to make room for q new
stock. Splendid bargains are now Of
fercd, rs will DO asccrtained by calling
at his store and pricing Ills goods. See
advertisement In another column.
RoLI. or HosoR.-Ths following Is
the roll Of honor Of the Silver City
Public School, for tho month Of March
A Class-Jamcs Henry, Willie Henry,
George Holmes, Peter Mullonoy, Mao
mi Angel. Il Class-John Burnell,
Willie Jones, Ida Danforth, I.ottie
Young. Z Clax-Walter Hill, George
Hill, Jennie Wheeler, Ester Caldwell.
Katy Higgins, Mary barrett, Myra
Burnell, Olivia Durnell, Addic Nc
Duffy, lIoratlo Angcll.
ELKcrioS or OrfIcERs.-At meet
Ing Of do Witt Clinton Commandery,
No. /, hold last evening, In Virginia
City, the following officers were
elected: L. A. Tritle. T.. O.; |. l..
Reaua, Gcn'lo.; @. w. Hopkins, Capt.
Genl.; j. q. Curry, Prelate ; +. Z.
Lord, s. W.; ii. II. Conklln. j. W.;
j.. c. Hampton, T.: j. w. Ecklcy. r.;
J.. ID. Bethel, Stcl. b.; ID. l.. Bliss.
Swd. b.; j. T. Smith, W.; L. 5. Kill
caid. 5.
INTERESTING LECrURE. Gerald Mas
scy, the distinguished poet, lecturer
and author, arrived In Virginia City
this morning. At 9 o'clock l.. II. to-
morrow Sunday. It will DO remcm.
bered, no Is to discourse In National
Guard Hall. upon the novel subject,
.Wy does not God Kill the Devil ?"
The singular theme, together with q
natural curiosity to SEQ the celebrated
poet. will without doubt attract a
crowded house.