Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-30
THE EVENING NEWS.


THB Miraculous FALL.-We have this
morning obtained additional particulars
relative to the fall and wonderful escape
from death Of the son of Thomas Roark,
who fell into the Orleans shaft, and there
found after an absence of thirty-six hours,
with a faithful dog guarding the little fell
lows body in which life yet remained.
The child is two years and ten months Of
noe. When taken from the shaft his only
apparent injury was cuts about the head
and face, one Of which. on the lip, was
dressed by DR.. Bryarly. The shaft is one
hundred and four feet i n depth, as mea-
sured by Martin Margin yesterday. The
decayed body of a goat was found at the
bottom Of the shaft, with a multitude Of
fys thereon, and so bad wa the air that
the child was found in q state Of asphixia,
and up to this morning has not been able
to speak. DIR. Weight informs us that
he is the family physician, and at a second
examination. made this morning, he found
that the left thigh Of the little one was
broken. It has been properly set, and he
is now doing as we'll as can be expected.
The matter has created a great deal Of ex-
element, and produced much talk among
the people of Virginia.
FENIANs.-The Gold Hill Circle of the
Fenian Brotherhood met Sunday evening,
October 9th, at "A o'clock, in Judge
Halls Court room. The minutes Of the
previous meeting being read and adopted,
the roll of membership was then opened,
when several names were proposed for
membership. The Committee of Safety
was then permanently appointed, consist
ting of J. NJ. Carson, John Nenan and &.
ID. Hale. A committee Of four was then
appointed to canvass for subscriptions to
the general fund for the Fenian cause, the
names Of the subscribers and the amounts
TO be published in one or more newspa-
pers. A unanimous vote Of thanks was
then given, to be rendered to Judge Hall
for the free use Of his Court room for the
evening. The meeting then adjourned, to
meet again next Sunday evening, at ID
o'clock.
OPERA HousB.-To-night the celebrated
Madame Anna Bishop and Mr.. Lascelles
will make their last appearance in Nevada
at Maguire's Opera House, in conjunc-
ton with that talented comedian, Harry
Courtaine, and the excellent actor, Walter
Bray, his fair daughter, Miss Flora, and
others of the troupe. A huge bill Is an
nounced, and it behooves every one who
wishes an evenings enjoyment to take a
wife, sister, sweetheart or mother, and
hear the farewell song Of Madame Bishop
and Lascelles. The entertainment will be
diversified by song, dance and comedy,
and as it is the last ladies' night for the
present, we look to see a crowded house.
Music HALL Last evening another
crowd Of fun. seekers attended Music Hall
TO witness the sayings, singings and act
ings Of the star company at this place.
Besides those ever popular favorites, Tu-
ers, Ward, Foster, Carrie Chapman, Joey
La Forrest and Mrs. Wells, the new tai
ent, comprising Billy Sheppard, the best
clog-dancer on the coast, Lew Wallace,
and the celebrated Miss Josephine, who
made a decided hit, and ELECTED wondrous
applause. Tonight. Charley Collins and
Miss Ada DeVere make their first bow,
and the biggest bill Of the season is Of
fered.
MANY THANKS. Messrs. White &
Mitchell, two as generous chaps as Gold
Hill ever was blessed with, have our
hearty thanks for sundry bottles of choice
wine left on our table this morning. We
drank their health in divers deep draughts
of the sparkling beverage, and wished them
continued good success in their business
among US. No one deserves it better than
themselves. They have fitted up n
of the largest and best saloons in town,
and conduct it in the most liberal style.
Again, gentlemen, you have u thanks
and good wishes.
BELL RIXoERs.-Blaisdel Bros troupe
Of Swiss Bell Ringers gave an excellent
entertainment at the Theater, last evening.
The attendance was large, and everybody
seemed highly pleased with the perform
ance. Besides the thinking and the
iingling Of the bells" the troupe entertain
their audiences with instrumental music,
songs and dances. Miss Clara can furnish
an entertainment herself. She can repre-
sent more characters, and represent them
well. than any Miss Of her age we have
ever seen. We pronounce the troupe ex-
cellent.
They ARE CoNISG.-The $4,000 men
whom Haas s Co. advertised for the other
day, keep coming to their store in Gold
Hill to purchase clothing. Haas s Co.
don't advertise prices because they have
only one price-the lowest cash price.
They don't consider it worth while to
euumerate articles, because at their store
they have every article in the market in
the clothing line.
REPAIRIxo.-So long a time has elapsed
since a FIRE has occurred in Virginia that
Hugh Kelly, Foreman Of Knickerbocker
Engine No. 5, decided TO overhaul that
tub, and accordingly yesterday she was
put in No. l order. 1t would be well for
every company TO follow suit, and thus be
ready for any emergency.
New TIN SHOP. - Messrs. Derby s
Hadley, two practical tinsmiths, have
opened q new shop on Main street, (oppo-
site Odd Fellows HAIL. where they are
IGuQO W Al oAA OANCAS AAN eANAA
ers may make. They are also experienced
in working copper, and are ready to fill
orders Of mill men in that line Of their
business.
No BErrER.-We regret to learn that
DR.. Collins, who was so seriously injured
by being thrown from his mule. on the
Divide, remains in about the same condi-
ton as formerly, and his chances OF re-
covery are very small.
DoN'r forget the meeting at Odd Fell
lows Hall this evening. We need here in
Gold Hill just such n society as it is pro-
posed to organize. where We oan meet our
friends and discuss literary, scientific. mill
and mining matters.
CHEAP CLorHINo.-Baum s Bros, next
door to the News Office, have a large sup
ply Of clothing. which they are selling
cheap for cash. Call in and examine.
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