Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-02

House. He has been moving into his
new place. fitting mp. and hiring all the
unemployed bar.tsnders In the country.
during the three OF four days past. Last
evening the doors were thrown open
and q general invitation extended 10
the public, 10 call in and partake Of the
good things provided. free Of charge.
The call was literally responded 10. and
the numerous walters kept on the jump
for hours. The wants OF the hun.
cry. as well as the thirsty. were
not forgotten. for in addition
to the hot lunches prepared ct the lunch
stand, kept in connection with tho IA
loon. q profusion Of the choicest cold
~victuals were spread, the only cost bsing
the trouble OF reaching for them. The
want Of an eating stand in connection
with n frst-class saloon has long been
felt in Gold Hill, and the way Il was
patronized last evening showed that II
would be a grand success. The opening
OF last evening Ii not tho only free one
that has ever been in Gold Hill. but Il
was on such q liberal scale, and was
such . grand success, that u deserves
tho name OF being q "capital " opening
moro on that account than because the
saloon Is called the Capital. The saloon
- sap"a, IN ovsiy isspee.' sven ~ 'hs
""e' Wv want ions 'ei' ~
oui '"n
CounrrsY ExrpAoRprSIRr.-Tbe daily
oecupa,iop M IN. ,,;,,o.5 man ,.c...
-
s""y makes MIN OF worus'
aud his confidence is so often abused
that he ~unaSoidably grows suspicious
sa n"Sssu 70 ss'sna eou,'ssy 70
descend 10 do a orSsioas art n ia sii Nh,
more remarkable. II is BUR pleasan!
iity to record one such by Mr.; King.
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a'Ss anvtner r. w wy
.hi,su 'ea.ss ~outa na,e a,,eu as much
Gbublu viii outH " cluull IthAtys htlht
aisns" .he eou,.ey msonsa Us '
nS 10 ,ne sfeu,. OF = ,ui'o"u On
eiais' We eneer'u''y eomP'y'
Gas ron Com HuL.-From q CONVEX
sa,iop with E,.AIavor Kaneen. Of Wiz.
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=. o.,suu
aver a year aro. which the Virginia com.
pany proposes using. have been over
hauled aud new joints put in them.
He says that the ground in Gold Hill
settles 80 much that an ordinary joint
IN a gas or water pipe will last only a
very short time before 1t begins to leak.
u wiii therefore DC necessary 70 Pu. w
extension joints that will accommodate
themselves TO the settling OF 'hs ground
Some months ago an Item appeared In
the NEWS about Improvements osins
~ 10y = sank OF Caiiiornia IN uolu
hiii, In which. ~ was saiJ. gas burners
had beer put IN Their building, anu 'hsy
expected 20 use !. ias'eaa o, on ih 'sW
weeks itis now ioafe' that !. may oe
necessary 10 oui'a = gas receiver on .ns
pi,iao o0iotv oo'u mn CIV. a.Ppn
tho pipes mentioned aioys, have been
completed. The chances, therefore are.
tha' = lsopie wiz nave W 'u'h '"'''
coIwn
son o''"us' h'''on' VI "o'' A""'
came very nigh being burned to death
LA, s,tu,lav evening. lie aud n num-.
ha. =, o,h.y hoys bsd n Arc ON the hill.
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"ra an. 49,. I,s the
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