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

lent chiid' o 'ne oin ., u ~ ~.
OF uo<en Wonien wnsA ~ -.
taking .oge'nei; anu t. h.;ns
yhoss mole aSay ~ -, IN. an.
aoas 20 1is A0e s..",,J h,s,n can
nuia'ea no.Iols w A.. asa,,sss-
oonloro up 70 se. Ine sou,, 'no s;o.nas
ing s,ngihe. PiPang: 'Ay,'s. ..na r..
growing ano uosnns ""-s ~
every man. Noman, eunu P ~ az.
maybe IN the community IN M .ns
scales OF the galnui, ana every oonce,,a-
BILE degree Of wretehsdness Possesses ,no
greatest power TO dnve the misetaoie
listener frantic. PICKLE
Gold Hill. August w. 1870
IHx hArrttsr Q Al IN. iio-
Many OF the people who attended the
Miners Union picnic Saturday, must
have noticed q little boy about the
grounds. who could fairly lay claim to
being the prince Of tatterdemalions.
such another bundle OF patches .
nSs s,;s. wh;.h sn;ov IN d%is,inc,ion
m nroducino prsmium raeamufaans.
His whole snit consisted Of a few miser.
.hla oId sbreds mt on 10 resemble a
,hirt and mir Of pants: but II would be
,bsurd 10 dignity the old patches and
holes-and the holes were the heftiest
part OF the suit-worn by tho urchin
vith tho name Of those parnisnts. Some
Of Tho miners took compassion on the
lad and. ON returning 10 Virginia, where
n appears be makes his homo, pur-
chased a nice fitting suit OF clothes and
rioced him out In rood shape. Our Pi.
utes know pretty we'll how to extract q
a bic dividend OF happiness out OF q
small nav lead Of good fortune, but the
one most ~opulent Of happiness last Sat-
urday was a bccgar compared with that
boy when no got ON his suit OF new
clothes.
An INTELLIGENT HoRsH.-Any one who
has passed the Justices Court In Gold
Hin, must have noticed . fns saddle
horse that Is frequently left standing in
front OF tho building. He II the prop
srtv of our worthy Constable. Hum.
nhysv svmons Who Avs That several
hundred dollars would moi purchase him.
Ua h but iour years old and was form
erlv owned by one of the merchants OF
ony town who narted with him because
h. worIa n.r~ist In ~yrnnino avav every
ns.nos =. M, Ths Jiasrsnca ,bat Mind
.-a.,w.n, n,.l.. ON ,ha natura N an
sn;maI va. ns,., more forciblv iilus-
,,.,aJ ,h.n IN tho casa NJ tbnt horn.
H. en- now Ia isf, s."ndinc anvvh,rc
-;,hon, sysn m.lino an atismpt 10 nm
80 ana vill follov MI, msster and
sno;h.r o.r.,smsn who yidss him IRE.
o%rsnti, Around The s.ms "A a doc.
RinJns.. Ia ons Of tbs oreatcst mi.
DUNG powers known. and almost inva.
saoly works 70 . cnaf'n On man anu
ncSAwAi'-A ,oui'o '0 a
Tor hauling WOOD from 'ns "oia mn
depot to the Imperial mine, became
frightened BY q passing team, % Il wa
a., 4. ,.;,rood t,.cl bs,ox
~ 5.S,s shont q o,cIocl M. morn.
;no III $500 n ,un svov An ,ha m.
,an - an. ,s;irosd crossino ON Main
I 1910 m,u ,a-.s -. 49, 80 e..
!. ,nrn tror H.. y.n,t into
maks me .uiu o 49, 'P Thn..o
S SAn sas cuSa.,. san.s ,~Ss.:
site Ins'ns ooupaly '..S,
oeiote 'ney ,eoove'eu, suey o.sn'
~ the a.'n V'
InS. "ls w LII - 49, ar
lee Of the driver, who was loading Il up
with wood. His leg was pretty badly
bruised. but fortunately no were
broken. no o.n'i ps, ~, se~
scs.,.hss
A LIVELY CHAsx.-Charisy white,
Chief Of Police Of Virginia, was taking
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u eaPa'' a' s"' P
when. as they were near the once OF
Wells. Fargo < Co., on G street, the
prisoner broke away and made q dos
perats attempt to escape. He took mp
tho street towards the Divide followed
by White. Symons and other oficers,
and was such . good runner n 70 DIS,
tance all bat Charley. who ovsrhauied
him az no was turning ao~n ouss
ar = ns.diss. 10 ssy Tint he was
safs,v lodged In prison, where, during
The night, he hal a chance 10 mako good
resolutions, and ponder on The reason
why a rooster can't crow without curv-
ing his neck.
p,r,,.s o,xn, Uorsx-on no,,
Friday and Saturday evenings. August
18th and l4th. q couple Of grand con-
os,t. v;l bs u,ven Al tbo Omar. Hou.e
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