Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-01


to the nearest dentists office, stand on
the opposite side OF the street watching
his sign intently for half an hour or so,
by that time you will perceive the dem
fist coming down stairs and making a
break around the corner TO SEQ a man.
Now is your chance. Slip quietly up
stairs. enter his office, and-gaze affec-
| tionately for a few moments al the big
chair. Picture TO yourself how many
unfortunate individuals have occupied
that chair with fear and trembling. how
many yells and shrieks have been turned
loose in that room, and II that don't
have the necessary effect Of driving away
the ache, why imagine yourself seated,
with the Doctor holding a horrible pair
| Of pincsrs in your face. Now he takes
hold OF the tooth with them, he pulls,
II don't come out; he pulls again, the
tooth breaks. and he shows you tri-
umphantly the broken-off piece. and
mildly tells you he will "try it again."
Then he makes q second attempt, and
fails again then a third, and af-
ter a horrible struggle. succeeds in
detaching about %two-thirds Of the
tooth. leaving the balance to comfort
you in your old age. ~Justdwell on your
probable experience and your toothache
will leave you in about a shake OF a
lambs tail.
PRER's 0rxRA HousE.-The Opera
House has recently been reftted and
thoroughly o~verhauled. and ON Monday
evening next, Manager Piper opens for
the Fall and Winter season with the
most accomplished dramatic troupe that
has ever appeared on the boards Of the
theatcr stree the opening night. Miss
Annette Ince. the great star. 10 unfor-
tunately lying sick in Denver. Colorado,
but will make her first bow before Vir-
ginia audience. ON Thursday evening
next. Miss Carrie Cogswell, one OF the
best tragedisnnes on the American stage
and best Lady Macbeth. will sustain the
leading female parts until the arrival OF
Miss Ince. Most OF the members OF
the stock company have already arrived,
and n perusal OF their names will glad.
den the hearts OF play goers. Miss A.
A. Adams. from the Salt Lake Theater;
Airs. Charles Edmonds, Miss Nellie
Cummings, Miss Carrie Lipsis, and
Miss May Summers. Mr.. j.. A. Saw
telle will take the leading male char
acters. supported by Messrs. Edmunds,
A. ID. Billings, W. c. Crosbie. George
Hinckley. John A. Lindsay, n. Lang,
W. G. Dudley. Mcguire, Lipsis, York,
FERRIS and others. The box sheet will
be opened to-day. The drama OF the
Marble Heart" will be presented on
the opening night.
Was THERE A Man STAINED IN n
BELcHER?-In our issue OF last evening
appeared an item denying the stabbing
ARRAY in the Belcher. II seems that, in
the absence Of the acting "locL," a
gentleman called Mt the Nrws Office and
stated that he was one Of the parties en-
gagged in an unploasantness in the
Belcher mine the night Of the fire, and
that no stabbing occurred whatever;
that he had u row with a Cornishman,
and the Cornishman did not stab him
and that the item was incorrect. A cor
rection was at once made without in
quiring further into the facts. But for
all that. there was a man by the name
of Blustt stabbed with miners candle
stick in the Belcher mine. on the night
Of the fire, and the wounded man had
his wound dressed by DIR. Kirby. Fur
themore, the officers Of justice are very
likely TO have the man who committed
the act in their clutches ere many days.
The man who came To our Office was
evidently mixed up in some other diff
iiculty Of which w did not hear at the
time.
BAp0E PREsESrArIoS.-we promised
our readers yesterday that to-day We
would describe in detail the magnificent
gold badge to be presented to their o
thy chief, Joe Belmour. by the Gold Hill
Horribles tonight. The badge to be
fully appreciated must be seen. and for
this purpose will be exhibited in the
window OF A. Hanak, jeweller. in Nir-
GINA, on Monday next. The badge is
composed Of u scroll and pendent, and
is what jewellers call q crescent, although
in reality it il = solid triangle. On the
scroll, engraved and snameled, are the
words Presented to Joseph l.. Bel
mour. Chief Of the G.. ii. IL. c." and
ON the crescent are the emblsms OF the
Club, a grotssque mask crossed with a
tin horn and club. all handsomely en-
anelled. The whole is massive gold and
a fine piece Of workmanship. designed
by Mr.. VI. Stein an employe OF ~
REGrsrRlrIoS.-Judge Wright COM
plains that the citizens Of Gold Hill are
very backward in registering their names.
Considering the importance OF the Fall
| elections, II behooyes every man who
failed to register in the Spring land not
one-half Of the voters OF this township
did TO come forward at once. Citizens
who have been n~aturalized lately will be
Obliged 10 take their papers with them.
All citizens OF the United States, who
have been in the state OF Nevada for the
last four months, aud in this precinct
for the last thirty days, are now quail.
fed to register. The registry books will
be open from 10 A. N. TO O p. NJ, until
further notice, at Justice Wrights Court
room, where all information relative to
the law governing registration can DC
obtained.
BIoKx A BRAxE.-0ne OF John Nc
Coues four-horse trucks, heavily loaded
with castings from n Of the foundries
on the Divide. for Silver City. broke a
brake when nearing the turn in the road
at the head Of Main street. The driver
speedily repaired the brake by means OF
a chain anal started down hill, but after
crossing the railroad track the chain gave