Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-23

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much improved in appearance by the
excursion. Change OF scene. the vnri-
ETY. incident to travel. and the amuse-
In which they were necessarily
engaged during their absence. combined
to make their trip one Of uninterrupted
enjoyment and satisfaction. There was
not u single drawback during the entire
trip. and the members will long remem-
her their excursion to San Francisco to
tako part in the celebration OF st. Pat
riek's Day.
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ISpiAS GANBLkrs.-A big gambling
game has been going on all day among
a lot Of Piuies near the depot. A largo
army blanket was spread out on the
ground in n spot in the sunshine and
sheltered from the wind. A dozen In
dams were seated around II, cach with a
pile Of silver stacked up in front OF him.
-Four or five squaws were also players.
They bet their money freely. and several
dollars changed hands every time the
cards were dealt. The white men. who
were spectators, were unable to UNDER
stand the merits Of the game, which 80
deeply interested the Indians that they
wore entirely ~preoccupied and paid no
attention To outsiders. The winner OF
the money seemed 10 DO the person who
got the greatest number Of pairs without
regard to their size. Gambling. like
the use Of s~timulants. is a passion con-
fined to no race OF people, and n few
minutes observation will convince any
one that the Piutes are ut heart rs yeri-
table gamblers az the habitues OF poker
and faro rooms.
An IMPORTANT RrMoK.-It is rumored
that Cohn K %Isaaes. tho well.known
White House clothing firm. at Virginia,
sold their bonanza stocks at the top Of
the market, and having received their
money and got IL safely invested in Gov
eminent bonds, bringing them an i'm.
mensa income. they are now selling Oh
their great stock OF clothing for whatey-
or they a get. preparatory to retiring
from business. Pants at 81 per pair,
hats two bits each, coats - 90. and NO
ON. We give the rumor for what 1t Is
worth. hoping. however. that 1t Is not
true, for Cohn x Isaacs have tho name
Of being pretty good men TO trade with.
They are public-spirited mon. and the
public can't well spare them.
vrKY ATTRACTIVE ESrEnrAISMkSr.-
A grand organ concert is to be given ut
National Guard Hall, virginia, ON Thurs
day evening. tho proceeds OF which are
to be applied to the purchase OF an or
lan for the Presbyterian Church. on
South Z street. Tho entertainment
will be n musical one aud Of the highest
orisr Of merit. well-known aud talented
ladies' and gentlemen singers OF both
Virginia and Gold Hill having volun-
teered for tho occasion. A fine variety
Of choice Rnd favorite musical selections
will be given and the concert will be OF
tho most recherche and moritorious
character. Everybody will want to be
there. Tickets are selling like hot
cakcs.
CuikY BEcKxR. Jake Becker, for
merly OF Gold Hill. has been unani-
mously elected Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department at Steamboat Springs.
This honor was conferred upon him on
account Of highly efficient and msrito-
rious services at a recent ire which
came near destroying tho entire town.
Jake rushed to the rescue like a first
class steamer. got "frst water"
squelched the conilagration and was
carried homo in triumph on the should.
ers OF the enthusiastic population. whose
lives and property ho saved. All honor
to Chief Becker. Gold Hill is proud Of
him.
fon TowS MAKsHaL.-By reference to
q earl published in another column to-
day, our readers will learn that Mr.. j..
ID. L~oynachan. n well.knowp citizen OF
Gold Hill. u himself IN q can
didais for the office OF Town Marshal.
Mr.. Loynaehan is one OF our most rcli-
able and acknowledging business men.
is identified with tho interests OF the
people OF the town. isa man OF striet
integrity. Is thoroughly competent AMI
IL selected as the choice OF the people.
Will undoubtedly MI INC oines WIN eteui'
TO himself and advantage to those who
intrust him with their interests
Dt,rnicr CorEr.-The following bust.
80 w,s ,.s,.,lav ,mnsaeteJ in The
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iirs' pi' o'1'' ~
r1,h' Sns n.s.,a ,he,
demurrer Lee oyerrulci ami defendant
have ten days from date to Ale answer.
Hearing OF application OF Rose s'ssa TO
become sole trader continued nnii to-
day. T. II. Ciark vs.. MARK S.roIse-
1nti wednesuay. ltmI Ju-
iors escuseI uhui 'o,s..y, anu N.nlIs OF
dered ior n'',eh
al ~ 1. NJ 'o-uas'
1nr NEW LoooNorIvrs.- The new To-
the Taboo and tho Truckeo,
recently received from the Baldwin
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