Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-08

Octobsr Ilth.
Insane ON Srocxs.-with some peo-
plo in this community stocks are meat
and drink. homo. wife. family. friends,
everything. The last thing they think
Of ON going TO bed is stocks. The first
thing ON awakening in tho morning Is
stocks. While attending church and
apparently paying profound attention to
the discourse their thoughts are contin-
ually on another Goi-stocks. Miners.
who sweat and stew in the depths, trades
mon at their counters, lawyers ut the
bar. the judge on the bench, and oeca-
sionally. perhaps. the minister in the
pulpit. have this all absorbing theme
constantly In their minds. Some are so
thoroughly saturated with stocks that
they appear incapable Of thinking or
talking Of any other subject for two SON.
I secutiyc minutes. The following in
stance IL given to show the ascendency
stocks have over every other interest in
the minds (if thoy have ANY, OF somo.
At tho iro in Virginia last Tuesday ovon-
ing. when the raging element was burning
tho f~iercsst and threatening destruction
to the property aud homes OF hundreds
OF people-the sky being lighted up with
the flames OF fast consuming property.
and men working for dear life to try and
stay the progress Of tho hre-in all the
hurry. confusion and jostling OF the
crowd there were to be seen. men. at tho
windows Of various brokers' Offices Oh
the other side Of the street from the fire,
eagerly scanning tho latest stock re-
ports. II tho samo parties were dying.
no doubt they would be chssred on the
last dark journey by a parting look at
the god Of their life. The all.absorbing
interest some take In stocks may be dic-
| tatei by the soundest reason. but TO the
uninitiatei 1t looks wonderfully like n
species Of insanity.
FIGURES Do Nor LIE.-Whcn q man
says. 81 will sell you n horse ~ cheap
as anybody else" he having stated no
certain figures. leaves a very con-
rcnicnt loop-hole OF escape for himself;
but when he says, "I will sell you n
horse for 800 or $780," you know OK
actly the lay Of the land. and tho only
question to be disposed Of Is, Is the
imal worth the money! Roos Brothers
Of the Palace Clothing Store, NO. %,
south G street. Virginia, do exactly tho
latter kind Of business. Thoy mark
tho priro Of their goods in plain dol
lara and cents. SO that there can 10
no mis,aking the figures. by con-
| sulting their advertisement which
| appears In to-day's NEWS the public will
be more than surprised at tho astonish.
incly low rates. The reason they can
make a profit on n full business suit OF
clothes for 50 and tho finest dress suits
at S27 80 (ten dollars below ordinary
priees) is that they have reduced their
| business TO q perfect system, and buy
only for cash. Families who wish 10
prepare for the approaehingcold weather
should not fail to inspect tho III white
blankets whichthey sell for the remarka.
bly low price OF 30 per pair. Their
goods. which are all Of superior quality,
are sold in proportion TO tho rates above
mentioned. DO not fail to call at the
Palace clothing store and inspect for
yourself.
A Row Aporr wuicn NopoDr KSrv
Axyrurxo.-Tho Barbary Coast, South
c street. Virginia, redeemed its Ion:
established and Justly earned fame about
. o'clock this morning by being again
the thea,er Of n time honorcd discussion
with whisky bottles. cigar boxes. beei
legs, and other promiscuous articles
The row occurred at the Nevada saloon
Kept by Thomas Downey. but who wer'
the principals, and what ii was about
would beat n Philadelphia lawyer to nnd
cut. An examination at tho conclusion
0. hostilitics this morning disclosed
nothing but n lot Of shattered Windows
and broken bottles strewcd around on
.hs floor. There were no stray eyes or
oars lying around. nor pools OF gore to
De seen. and the inference Is that the
primo object was to smash things
generally. 10 such wero the case the
object was most successfully achieved.
The proprietor OF the house IN which
me ssiooh was w, ~.u anS.S s..,.
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breaking unhappy matrimonial ALI
anccs. This mornin: Lizzie CramsI