Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-22
THE EVENING NEWS.
THs Enterprise dom, like Miss Fanny

The Enterprise don't like Miss Fanny
Browns acting-thinks it is horrible; adj
mits that Fanny is pretty; has heard that
she has shape, and wants to see 1t. No~'
Bunsby, you are ill-natured, you are very
impatient: can't you bide your Tune NO.
l6.) OH Bunsby, when you come 10
reflect that You was once Young asplring'
and ON YOUR shape, you should not ny
and hurt Fanny's feelings: for Fanny Is
pretty, she is. Bunsby, you know sne Is
you sly rascal.
WILL BE RsPEArED.--At the sohcita-
non of many members Of the Church Of
the PASSIONS, Fathers, the Mass which
was sung on Easter Sunday will be re-
peated tomorrow, with full orchestra and
choir. We have heard that it was admir-
ably performed, and we promise to be out
there 10. morrow, to judge for ourselt.
Prof. Kuh, who Is the leader, has sue
ceeded in organizing a good choir, for
which efforts he really deserves credit
In on.
The CHALLENGE MISE.-To-day, work
on the ledge has been stopped, and the
work of sinking their shaft for a distance
Of two hundred feet below their present
level will at once be commenced. When
ever one hundred feet is attained. level
will be opened; and so on as deep as the
shaft can be pushed. Some very fine ore
has recently been taken from this mine.
and undoubtedly the lower level will show
ore of increased richness.
Do YOU KNOW SouARzA No, Call
at the Hops saloon. No. 50 South Z
street, Virginia. and take one long invig.
Grating draught of the most delightful
liquor ever sent to thirsty morials. 1t Is
pure. it is healthful, snti-dyspeptic. anti
blues. and better than all, not bad to take.
See the advertisement in another column.
FoR THE LAp1gs.-As will be seen by
our advertising columns, Mrs. \. E. IT.
win, South B street. Virginia. has just
received magnificent assortment Of ladies'
hats, dress goods, and other feminine
fixins" too bewildering to young and
oashful "feller" like US to write about,
or perhaps even think OF.
We learn that the celebrated Chinese
JugSlers and other wonderful performers
will shortly appear in this town. We
saw this troupe nine years ago, and their
exhibition then was a wonderful one, since
which time many new and attractive fea-
lures have been added.
TAKE NorrcE.-Burke has on hand, at
his News Depot, rs South c street. Viz
ginia, large lot of papers and magazines,
which he Is selling a; greatly reduced
rates. He has also fine circulating
library, and any quantity of fancy articles
and stationery. Give him a call.
CONFIDENCE Engine Company No. 6
had splendid benefit last night at SUIT
Lifts Music Hall, Virginia, and we pre-
sumo realized sufficient amount to liqui-
date the debts on the engine and the
freight of the same across the mountains.
The engine will shortly arrive.
BUSINESS is reviving somewhat, though
the somhre hue of sorrow that fell so
heavily on our people is not easily ex-
PEELED, and many men eager for wealth,
speak with softer tone of voice, and are
not so harsh and exacting as Of old.
The Opera House continues to be pa
tronized by many of our best citizens who
like the Legitimate" snd Miss Fanny
Brown, MesSrs. Ross and Carlo, Miss Sal
lie Hinekley, Myers, Stevenson and 9TH
ers will appear nightly.
GEORGE BIRDsALI, of Virginia. is out
for Chief Of Police at the coming city
election. Birdsall is good, square Union
man, an excellent detective. and will ill
the office with credit to himself and con-
stituents.
FUNERAL ErLoeI.-To-morrow Rev. |
Mr.. Laffarty will deliver an eulogy on the |
death of Abraham Lincoln. Service will |
be held at the old rooms Of the Common |
Council on South street.
BrLL1oS.-.Wells, Fargo S Co., shipped
this morning. from their Virginia office. |
bars of bullion, worth. per assay, Sl4,- |
IA 50. and weighing SAT pounds.
Rev. B. S. McLAsFERTY will deliver
discourse upon the death of President
Lincoln Tomorrow. at II A. NJ, at the old
rooms of the Common Council.