Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-25

cnptrty tuoubut ao ""ef
yesterday and spend Sunday ct home
One Of the griefs Of that patiently sufier'
ing woman. his wife, In that Mr. Blinken'
berry instead Of seeking tho bosom Of hi'
fanny goes abroad ON the Sabbath TO In
dulgc In worldly pleasure. Yesterday AZ
ter breakfast, B~iinkenbcrry, looking cheer.
full and virtuous. picked up q b9ok
threw his manly form upon tue lounge.
'Rcading again, I sec" said MIS- D.. -
sho came in. "Yes. my dear" lou
don't seem to be able to do anything but
bury yourself In . book when you condo
scend 10 stay at home" ''Want 70 go FUR
4 walk Miriarg" Indeed i do not"
B%iinkenberry concentrated his atten'
ton on the printed page. 81 wish'
B~linksnbsrry. you would stop sinok'
ing that everlasting pipe" Ger
tsinly. nv dear" IL wish, Blinkenber.
~, you'd keep your heels of the window
sill.'' "Ohi yes. Of course Blinken-
berry, can't you see that people across tne
street observe you In that ridiculous All.
tudsY "Oh, let me rad. can't your
said Blinkenberry, t~hrAshing over ON MS
other aide." "0h. yes. Read away. Bru-
tus Blinenberry but ! should like 70
know where the money to pay Tor tnsi
shawl Of mine 10 10 come from. should
like 10 know-What are you putting on
your boots forp Going out again, sup
pose. and making yourself the town Yak
by the way you neglect your wife. People
sec these things. Brutus B~linkenberry |;
they know when . man prefers the CON-
~panionship TO be found in bar-rooms 70
the sacred seclusion Of the domestic cir.
Gle. .I--Ugh. go II you like, you brute !
II WAS two In the morning when the mis-
guided man was shot through the door by
. couple Of friends.
An ANGRY swAIS.--There was an inter-
esting row In u street, Virginia.
restaurant. on Saturday evening. There
Is ayoung lady attached TO the establish
men, aniin consequence Of this young men
In largo numbers pstronizc the hash.house.
There were four there on Saturday even.
ing aud they amused themselves by chat
fing the young lady aforesaid about an alb
sent youth by the name Of John Brown
upon whom she Was supposed 10 DO sweet.
While this improving conversation was In
Xxi Brown arrived. The biggest Of
the four young men turned his shafts upon
him. Brown got angry. Tall speech FOL-
lowed and Brown picked up n handy cArv-
ing knife and cleaned out the restaurant.
The biggest young man was game. how
ever. and speedily returned. Tbs anna
rous and furious Brown rushed ut him with
the carver. The other managed tn dis.
arm him without losing any blood and
then hc wAltzcd into Brown with his fats
with such vigor that he lifted up his voice
and howled. The police arrived and
Brown WAS arrested.
Nuns ron DExocRArs TO CR,cE.-The
Virginia City Republicans Of the First
and Second Wards held q big meet.
ing at Athletic Hall. q street. OF Batur-
day night. The hall was densely crowded
and the audience was enthusiastic through.
out. L.. 4. Mott and II. y. Bartinc. Of
Carson. were tho speakers. Tho former
devoted himself chiefly To . review OF the
origin and growth Of tho Republican par.
~. Mr.. Bartinc walked into the Demo.
cratic party. showing tho active sympathy
the Unterriilcd have ever had with treason,
and how the only improvement which has
taken place In Its tenets since the war has
been the adoption OF those amendments
won by the efforts Of the Republican party
AMI tho blood OF the Northern people.
Every one Of these amendments aud the
war itself were held to be unconstitutional
BY the Democrats until tho Republicans
made them constitutional.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. AT the
Of the services last evening at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. tho APP
pointments Of ministers to their respective
fields Of labor for the ensuing conference
year were made. The appointments for
tho Carson District arc given: Rev.
ID. Hammond. Presiding Elder for
tho district. Is stationed ~ pastor at
; Rev. @. McRelvey. Virginia
City Rev. Thomas Il. Uren. Reno;
Rev. George ". Fitch. Gold Hill Rev. N.
q. Luke. Truckec. The Conference just
closed was the most pleasant conyocation
that ever assembled In Nevada. and our
Methodist friends feel we'll pleased with
the result. All tho public services were
rewarded with good audiences. bishop
Clark returned to his home in Chicago
last evening.
HAyrs-EY.-Tho reporter Of the Demo-
paper at Virginia. the cAro"iets. In
announcing Dennis Nevin. Of the firm Of
HAYES 1 Neyin. as 4 candidate for sheriff.
deliberately proceeds TO slaughter the un.
fortunate Nevin thusly. to-wit; M.
Hayes Is n good man In every sense OF the
word prompt. active and reliable In bust
ness matters, and strictly upright and hon.
In matters Of all kinds. We do not
think that the Democratic Convention can
make . stronger ~nomination-w know
they cannot make . better ope." That re-
will vote for Hayes and Wheeler.
He's got II on the brain. His remarks are
eminently Just and correct. and II he goes
back on them We shall think he has heen
bought up with Dritish gold.
FoR County RrcoHDER.-Fred Nichol.
Of thi. town. Is candidate before the DEM
County Convention to-day for the
Office Of Recorder Of Storey county. Fred
has been our next door neighbor for sew
eral years past. a. the business man OF the
Gold Hill Market. and . gentleman Of bet
ter and squarer business and social de-
pertinent cannot be found In this section.
Ills friends includes everybody, and his
general excellence more than compensateu
for his being = little o~ff-color In the politi-
cal way. Fred Is eminently qualified 10
every respect for the position he seeks,