Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-21

A PHIzE FIour.-A tight 10 being ar
ranged. between Peter LAwler. otherwise
known a. Dublin Pete" and Jack
Askew. who has the reputation Of being
the best C%ornishman on the Comstock.
The match Is tn BE- made for q purse OF
$3.50, and il said " b. tho outgrowth Of a
little %scrapping match between tho two
men at tho Alhambra Theatsr, in Nir-
| ginia. one night last week. Tho fact that
the principals have for che anothsr .
strong personal dislike will not MAKE the
mill less interesting. but will rather add
~ u the charm % caruestne-s and sin
certify which Is generally conspicuous at
prize fights BY its absence. Both men
will 20 ia To win, and some good work
will 10 done. There will 10 no training.
and the affair IL TO take place on next Fri
day or Saturday. Both are good men. and
both equally confident of being able to get
away with the racket.
An AsaRY PIurH MoruER.-Ths Piute
sluAws are u harmless set oil creatures u
never trouble anybody II let alone. They
love their babies like other women. and
nothing pleases them more than for q white
man or woman TO stop and take kindly
notice % the copper-colored little imagca.
Bu, dent fool with a Piute mother. This
forenoon, ON South @ street, virginia. .
butcher. crossing the sidrvslk To- 9 wagon.
roughly thrust aside . sguaw with . pap
poo.o ON her back. The little one vas hurt
at least IL squallsd. Quick ~ thought
the quaw dartsd behind the butcher
seized his hair with both hands. and gave
such a vicious tug that the fellow roared
out in surprise and pain. Before he could
recover his presence Of mind Mrs. Jim
.cuttlcd down the street ss II her life de-
pended on her speed.
TIMELY VISITORS. This morning. ID
street. Virginia. was excited by the passage
Of a drove Of big turkeys numbering over
a hundred. A man with a wooden leg and
a tin pail marched in front. scattering a
handful OF grain now aud then. Two
da.hiug vsgneros, on foot, protected the
TANKS and rear with hay rope whips. In
thi. order tho journey had been made
All the way from Las.en county, Califor-
MIA. At night a corral kept the fowls
from scattering. AMI the boss kept his
wooden Leg handy for prowling coyotes.
The whole outfit /. To he seen on the Di-
vide, where tho turkeys are sold In lots To
sni, n, !. very hind az the robblers 10
trot over from the Golden State just In
time for Thanksgiving.
A HAIRY INDIAN" Centennial quits
are being sold at the auction stores Of vir-
,,,,i. Tbcx mr.. eompo.ed az the flags OF
e a.,
All nations, ea'n '"o'"' '."s w" ~
meme" =. 10 -. Thi.
'nVn' 49, wi,. 80 3d.,
nnI iinsn i.cts, took an immense old.
fashioned hor.e-pistol from his hip and
offered il in exchange for ons Of the CANDY
coverings. when not only that but q u.
\ cartridge box which was slung across
hi. shoulder we're refused he added his
hat. All being useless he started down
town ON a begging tour. and q few hours
Afterwards he was the envy OF his tribe ~
he .tru,ted round with the gorgeous quilt
wrapped about him.
wAaoS-MlKIS AsD BLAcKsNrrmSo.-
John Randall. Of Lower Gold Hill. runs =
complete wagon-making. hor-e-shocing and
u..t.ni,hi,g establishment all In ono.
~. -nnia,s non. nut he best workmen,
w ~" L,, ,br b..t material and gives
r. r., s,,i.fac,ion. lie has a good sup
~. a, ms,sri,l, .nch a. lao u.s. ON hand,
~ IL ~, any lind Of a lob on short
na,ice There /. also . paintshop ON the
premises. carried ON by q OF the ees'
pain,srs on .ne osI"n M.rJwooS INN.
material. for ,ale.
Ok ruE ROAD. Several important
change. are TO 10 made In the running
,,w. a, the train. Of the Virginia and
,-..,.o Railroad. On and after Sunday.
pecember 81. the lightning passenger
train will leave Virginia Guy a., sIoes
r. NJ. ono hour sariisr 'nAn q Pss""
The train from San ttaheisvo wiz A'I','