Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-31
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oohn ~A
Saloon. in Maynard's Block. on Main
street, has taken unto himself a wife.
He went over to Dutch Flat. California,
. few days ago, just for . little rusticat.
ing trip, and this was the result: They
got the poor fellow cornsred. and. before
L could be prevented. they got him mar
risd. II Is not safe for q manageable
bachelor from the Comstock range to
I~enture over the California line. Johnny
returned yesterday morning, looking
q subdued and sedate ~ an old family
man. He left his wife with her rela.
tives over at Dutch Flat, until he car
mako arrangements TO establish her al
home in Gold Hill. Johnny has lots Of
friends to ~sympathizs with him in his
new.found joys or troubles, and to wish
him plenty OF happiness.
ErrcuRxls.-Ths printing fraterninity
Of the GoLD HILL NEWS are Of the opin.
ion that Duprsy. Of the Restaurant De
France, was trying to show up the re-
sources Of his establishment when he
sent them that elaborate little lunch at
noon to-day. Such q magnificent salad.
such luscious bread. rich cheese, choice
| clarst, and still more wonderful, that
homeless turkey. stuffed with all sorts OF
good things! That turkey Is the great
est mystery our devil ever heard OF. Tor
he can't see how the bird evsr got along
without bones. II wa not only tho
best lunch ever brought into this Office,
| but II was q most bountiful one, there
not being room enough in the cham
| psgne basket IL camo In for the frag-
ments. May Duprsy's shadow never be
less.
A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS FIRM Crowds
0 fpeopls continue to dock to the white
House" Clothing Emporium, Of Messrs.
Cohn & Isaacs. In Virginia City, whore
can be obtained elegant suits at astonish.
ingly low prices. The firm, since sngag-
ing In business, have net with unprece-
dented success. They have decided to
enlarge their store which, when the nd.
dition has been completed, will extend
from G to b street. For the next fort
night they propose to sell clothing at
lower rates than cost, making II an OBJ
ject for everybody to patronize them
The best Of taste has been displayed
in the selection OF their stock Of goods
which accounts in part for the grand rush
to the .'whits House." Those Of our
readers who wish for bargains should
call on Cohn X Isaacs s~traightway.
Nor SHUT DowS.-It having been
mistakenly stated that tho Justice mine
is shut down for the purpose Of putting
in new hosting machinery, We will eK-
plain that this only refers to the north
shaft OF that mine. The regular work.
ing and ore production Of the mine goes
ahead as usual through the south shaft.
When the new machinery is fully placed
in position and in working order sink
ing at the bottom Of the north shaft will
be resumed as before.
OrrIcrRs ELEcr.-M the annual
meeting Of the Senator Silver Mining
Company. held at San Francisco ON
the 2Gth instant, the following gentle
men were elected Trustees for the ensu-
ing year : J. +. dc Ia Montagnie, Robert
Sherwood. W. +. Myers, j. q. Hans
con and Seth Pinkharn {: At q subse-
qusnt meeting OF the Trustees j. 4. de
IL Montagnie wa reelected President
and Henry Boyle Secretary.
HrMESEAL.-Our worthy Town Clerk.
Mr.. Joseph Marshall, vas married this
afternoon to one Of Gold Hills fairest
daughters, Miss Lizzie Morgan. Mar
shall is q young man well known in this
community, and has a good record. His
many friends in this section will be
pleased to hear Of his matrimonial de-
parture.
ATTENTION, vorERs!-CLosISo our!-
Waller In selling his goods at the low
est prices; also informs the public that
the first day OF September no will
sell his entire stock ut auction sale every
day until closed out. AL persons in-
debted to NJ. +. Waller will please come
forward aud settle. and save expenses,
a. ne wiz gave III u" ''
''n' 80,
SCHOOL MArrkis'-" "Afn 'na .ue
Board OF sehoo' ir"'''s'' ~"
held on Saturday last. accepted OF the
new school.honses at American Fiat and
lower Gold Hill. Schools will Be-
sn"n;,u,. ,or ,ha nav BUILDINGS Ia re-
ceiyed.
covv r,sr-D;c, Nosrs started Esst
l.. o.o,o.. train ,o., evening. 10
:, ~. L. ala
mother 10 their last resting place among
her relatives and friends in Psnnsylva-
mia. Mr.. Moore proposes returning In
three or our weeks.
MrrroRs.-A very fne mstsoric dis
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