Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
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hardly fair to make q jest Of other mems
inhrmities. but in this instance We can
do 30 with IMMUNITY. as tho gentleman
Of whom we shall speak left last night
for California. and consequently We
have no fears OF his paying a visit to
this Office for some time to come. He
was eating dinner in Duprsy's restau.
rant on Main street. when a novice next
door started to toot on some loud sound.
ing brass instrument. No sooner had
the doleful notes rung out than our ner-
vous friend dropped his knife and fork.
His hair stood on end. his teeth chat
tered aud he turned as pale rs . ghost.
The amateur ceased blowing fer q min
ute or so 10 gain wind, and then sent out
a blast which caused every dish In the
restaurant to jump. "My poor nerves"
could sit il no longer, and making a
frantic leap from his chair. he bolted
out Of tho door and mado his way to-
ward the depot. The last seen Of him
he was Waiting up and down the depot
platform, with both ears stuffed with
cotton. Duprey says II was a put-up
job to cheat him (Duprsy) out Of the
price OF a meal.
LAST AND BEsr.-!fhis evening Prof.
Mcdonald gives his closing lecture.
which Is much more amusing and entcr-
tanning than any lecture he delivers.
Courtsbip and Love. Single and Welded
Life; Happy and Unhappy marriages,
will bo phrenologically and philosoph-
ically discussed. At the close Of the
lecture he will mate several ladies' and
gentlemen. showing matrimonial adapt
atoms. Look out for n full house aud
a pleased audience. See programmes
issued to-day. DIR. Rice can be consult
cd free upon all diseases. at his office. in
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill.
JusricE wmour's CouKr.-Ths only
business transacted in the Justices
Court in Gold Hill to-day. was the case
OF q woman charged with stealing a pis-
toll. u ring. SIG in coin. two pillows and
pillow cases and two sheets. by a young
man rooming back OF the Confidence
works. The trial came OF at l p. NJ,
Mr.. ]. II. Harris prosecuting. After
the testimony had all been given. tho
jury promptly returned a verdict Of mot
| guilty" and the defendant was dis
charged and the case dismissed.
wISE. WOMEN AND CARDS. LAST night
a prospecting young elothier, OF Virginia.
who kept company with u woman OF
doubtful reputation. was badly used by
gamblers. They fixed up the job with
the woman. so rs to get him about half
seas over; this accomplished, they
opened a private game for him. and he
fell into the trap. losing ; 400. twenty
shares Of valuable stock. a gold watch
and chain and every cent OF money to be
found in the firms safe. The next thing
in order will be n sudden departure.
Orr TIE TRAcx.-The freight train
duo at Gold Hill yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock. met with an accident one mile
east Of the Mound House. Two c. p.
X. II. box cars slipped OF the track from
no apparsn, cause. The train got
through by s:35 p. II. Yardmaster
Long tells US that ii is a rare Occurrences
for thu V. X 4. X. cars to jump the
track, while ut this season OF the year
almost every &. L. cur meets with an
accident before it leaves the crooked
railroad."
Orr foR a TME.-ws understand that
a number Of the hubble young ladies' aud
gentlemen Of this town propose taking
a straw ride tonight. in one OF Tom
Gallagher's sleighs. Many n pleasant
hour has been spent in like manner. and
we wish the party every enjoyment.
hoping soon to chronicle a match be-
tween a couple or ~ who intend going.
NEw MAcHNERr.-one car load Of
machinery arrived this morning for tho
Silver Hill Mining Company.