Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-29

CoULDS'T Eat OrsrKEs( O.-Thcre are
many tnmilie. in Gold Hill who buy
than A. they feel inclined 10 indulge.
Now one ~ these families kent their m.
tle store fbiyalyes in an clubhouse. where
paierfnalias repaired daily and opened
and ate; ate AMI opened until his cor
pontion was satisfied. Judge OF his
chagrin when he sat dow the other
morning before his Dag OF BEST Eastern
and found them everyone frozen He
disliked to throw them away and upon
consultation with several friends, he de-
cided TO open them all n have a stew.
There was Just n hundred u seventy
oysters by actual count, vi on "edne
day nj noon a party OF iour consisting
OF Ia and Ma a young unmarried lady
and n bachelor. sat down to an oyster
lunch. The married couple gave NJ in
despair after eating six plates apiece,
while the young lady and bachelor con-
tinued on until fourteen dishes OF stew
each. had passed down their throats.
They then ceased for want OF more.
We don't pity anyone who could get
away with that amount OF oysters.
oh, no.
AZ. u,rr,. I,,-,r,r -Thos. uho
l;s,sn.d IN the lecture Of Miss Snllie
u.r, last evening. in National Guard
Hal, xeto RECALLED with an intellectual
t., NON. ,hs I,ss s,io,ahle beeau.e
the attendance was small. Her subject.
'sTho Life OF Margaret Fuller" was
treated in a mastery manner. The lee
fure xas replets with beautiful imagery. |
vivid description. keen analysis, and in
,erspersed with pungent and clear-cut
sarcasm. Ii was an effort worthy the
gifted ~lectursss, and as instructive as en-
Pertaining. We earnestly hops that Hiss
Hart may not be discouraged BY the
ANAL attendance. but NAV DO induced
either To repeat the lecture Of Last even
ing or 10 treat Us 20 others, which, we
arc informed. she has prepared. Al
thopcb. N, a eontsmponry remarks. the
people o, Storey county are not re-
nowned as lecture-goers. We have no
doubt that another Lecture xoaid . wen
ss. isa, .van;rc you'd ,,aJly
a,si, ,hs,.sel,es of repetition OF the
treat and bring thoir friends along.
-u -
BOUND TO "H "" ""
membered that not many since
one Ralph johnson. assisted by confed-
.,.,c. s.eapsd from the calaboose in
81, nm al The, 40, Gro IN n HI.
~. a~s,~sri arrested a, Carson,
-, 80 ,hs County Jail. and shortly
,i,sr tried for arson, in the District
Conr,. ON this charge no was asauii,
ted. lie was then arrested on eharSS
81 o'saA,us Ill rsna,t Of ,be nro.
cs.Jinss Of m, pi.,ric, Court, he was
again acquitted. He is said TO he the
Incki.., criminal ON the coast. District
Attorney Campbell il determined to give
him his just deserts. and therefore a
him rearrested on the charge OF break
ing Jail in this town. This time, Judge
Campbell has great hopes OF making the
charge stick.
n,,,,,cr Corrr rhs following
-. -. ,o.,.,J.v transacted I'm
..s, c.n,,. Edward Tnlly. convicted Of
an assault with intent to do bodily in
Jury. wa. sentenced to confinement IN
the State Prison ior eighteen m1h'n
at hard labor. stale OF Ns.aul w.
James Daley; noile P'osefus e. ~"
the prisoner discharged. s,als w;,h
vada vs.. Ralph Johnson enaisea
injuring the jail; tined anu acquh"
Kats Bonafous vs.. z; Bonaious' sun 10,
divorce SCI ior 49, - ,h;s morninc.
s"l01in'' "
GRAND M.risks
o'clock a grand marines VI" sn,,.
in Pipers opera hoa'D'
Nell in the title role OF the srea, AMER
can sensational drama Of "ridsha. 'hs
Fire waif." This VIII give the lAoi.s
Gold Hill and silver an opportunity y
seeing the little Diamond IN ano,ner o'
her ~-peeisliics, besides eeh9,dlns, hs R n