Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-02

~ down 10 Berilner : ana there No maie
a starter. Afterwards he came up 10 j.
Il. Marshall's POstofice store, and
bought a clock. and other things too
numerous to mention in this article. Hc
also went up To Fred. Boesle's, No. ii
South c street. Virginia, there ho in
vested every dollar that he intended TO
on his house with ono exception. He
wanted.
a Piano,
Therefore. he won't to c. W. Keith's.
No. 81, South & street. Virginia, aud
purchased one Of the Weber pattern.
After becoming the happy posscssor Of
all this wealth. the neat thing in order
was to get it hotae. and Ten Gallagher
wa. the man to freight IL o rhim. Tom
did tho thing up in style, 1t is needless
for Us TO say.
Prssents and More stock.
There was something wanting yet, and
synkins for u wonder thought OF il. 1t
wa, a present for Mrs. Symkins. He
paid a yisi, to VI. NJ. Friedrich, 81 and
~ south c street, Virginia, and there he
purchased for his "layde fare" a dia-
niond ring Of equality not to DO excel
/ led: MOI did lie stop there; he made her
q gift Of u gold watch and chain.
Symkins was happy, but he thought
that II he Just had n cocktail made at
Fargo X Diamonds Bank Exchange,
Gold Hill, that his eIuberanec would be
increased, but such was not the case.
He had 20 call in at the Columbus Brew
cry, and there purchased a barrel OF
beer for the house. Afterwards he
marched up TO Tom Finch's and drank
= toddy: maybe You think it wasn't
good! Then he care down to Gibson's
and took u straight there. How sweet
aud oily il t~lsted-shuah, chile! Then
he came down to Dumar's Fashion sa-
loon anil shook the old man. Upon my
word he had 80 much luck that the party
o. the first part got warmed. Then he
started for Nolan Il MeCirthy's Rail-
road Exchange AMI drank a sour there.
Cranlay X HUMPHREYS OF the Union Sa.
loon, came in for "A share OF Syinkins'
wealth, for they deserved It. Then tho
Carson Brewery. kept by Bowden X
C~hegviddsn, were honored by his pres
enco and he took n glass Of beer there
that made his hair stand ON end. The
Wedge saloon, run by Peters X Steph-
ems. claimed his attention n-xt and he
there drank one II the old fashioned
half-and-hal that made him feel way
up, and In order 10 keep himself well
regulated, he dropped into Gubble x
T-mby's Wisconsin Saloon. He drank
wine with them. After he disposed OF
the various compounds named above, he
felt like walking. 50 he trotted up to
Virginia, and called in the Magnolia sa-
loon. kept nv Rossnbrock Bros, then IN
the Washington. stephens X Edwards,
prupriotors; then in Rowe X Mayne's
New Assembly. by this time he just
felt in trim TO drink tvo-hit drinks, 40
he called in the International and Frank
Moore gave HIN a whisky punch. AZ
tcrEards Goboy X Keely's claimed his
attention, and then he went up Il street
and visited piper's Old Corner.
He Afterwards slipped downint & Boyce
X Duncan's Yosemite elub-room, but
what he did there we will never tell.
uuys at wholesale.
After he drank his ill at retail he
came down to lower Gold Hill, and there
ordered a fine assortment of California
wines from John Lopez, after which he
dispatched an order for heavy liquors
to Crane, Hastings < Co, Nos. Cos and
GlO From, street, san Francisco.
There were yet some things which
symkins had overlooked, and he at once
proceeded to remedy tne deficiency. lie
wanted some painting done on the out
side OF his house and some paper hang
ING done inside. H.. VI. Jewstt. OF Main
street. Gold Hill. was the man who did
that work for him. Then he wanted
wood and coal for tho Winter. Thomas
Gallagher furnished that, and also agreed
10 freight all Of his purchases for him.
Tho offer was accepted at once. He
then decided to do all Of his trading in
the meat line with l.. I. Fox, Of the
Gold Hill Market. aud Charles Ziegler.
Of the Summit. aud Peoples Market.
i'm Virginia. He also sent an order down
10 tho vc.ey House to have Halls Pho.
neer Laundry man call for his soiled
linen.
He thought hc had about finished his
purchases for the day, 80 he made a trip
in BiIly Smiths tonsorial establishment,
o n Main street. took "a refreshing bath
and then go, his back hair combed.
Buys cigars.
After he had began to move around. the
day after the above doings transpired,
he felt like smoking so he dropped into
u. II. Gallups. on Main street, and also
into Geo. W. Hall X Co.'S. Afterwards
he bought a box Of cigars from Jas. MAJ
Donald, 1857. South c street, Virginia.
!. He thought tina. he had better p~a,ronize
the Consolidated Tobacco Company,
Office 207 Front street, San Francisco.
Symkius has long had q desire to
learn to trip the light %fantasiie;
therefore he stepped up to Ryder X
Schmidts, and also TO Prof. Wilmington,
M Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill, and
told them what he wanted. He Vas put
through. Synkins has friends IN the
Fast. and desiring to furnish them With
a portrait, be called up to 4. Hurd's :
No. 81 South @ street, Virginia, n al
ter he had sat there, why-ths open
hearted man went also to X. h. Burns {,
No. 90 & street. 80 as to dlVid" ms
money equally. Now he began to ieel
comfortable; he had peru-ed the col
unns Of the NEWS, and he really sup
posed that he had dealt with every ADJ
y~eriser possible. But such was not The
case. lie had to
Buy n Mine,
Before he could take them all in. 80 he
bought a claim; GOT HAST & Lilisn' Of
ilro over Gibson's saloon. Gold Hill. ~
survey it for him. Then he wanted a
wagon made. and he gave j.. IL. Ran
dali, Lower Gold Hill. the order. lie
determined to use mono but improved
\ machinery. so he sent Al order for Bur
leigh rock drills and air compressors to
Parke 4 Lacy, 1855 Lsidesdorff street.
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