Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-28

Music HALL.-The inclemency OF the
weather Friday evening, did nospreventu:
from visiting this place Of amusement
We found several of the notables Of Viz
ginia there, who like ourself, were desir-
Gus of having their minds diverted from
the ordinary cares and business Of life
amused and pleased for the time being
and starting out refreshed from the comic
and talented performances which take
place there. One OF the most interesting
things we saw, and it was so endorsed by
the circle BY which we were surrounded,
was the Double Polka Of Mrs. Yeamans
and Josephine. It was artistic in per-
Torrance TO q degree that gave most gen.
eral satisfaction. Others Of the perform
ers did most excellently-out We have so
often referred TO them that we fear the
public may become tired of the repetition.
We can only say that, if time hangs
heavy on ones hands, as it were; or
trouble broods upon the mind, and relief
is needed. no more pleasant and effective
means can be adopted for all those, than
TO step into Max Walters place Of amuse-
ment. Since the foregoing was in type,
we visited this place last evening. Every
thing wen, off joyously. Were it not
that our notice is already somewhat ex-
tended, we should certainly go into par
,iculars. Let US remind our u n .loving
readers, that the notice given Of Johnny
Collins benefit which was announced for
Thursday evening, will come of on
Wednesday, so as not to interfere with the
bene6, to be given to Prescott at Ma
CURES on the later evening in the week.
We shall speak fully Of Collins merits in
due time for his benefit.
Our stree, sprinkler had rather a dull
week of it last, in consequence OF the
changable atu of the weather. his
services were little needed. On making
his regular collection rounds, on Sat-
urday, he seemed disposed to compro-
mise with all his patrons. One business
man told him, Of his acquaintance, on his
being called upon him for pay, "that he
had made up his mind thus: one half the
usual amount he should pay to him, and
the other half he would give to the church,
on the morrow, the visible agency through
which recognition could be made Of that
One, who of all others knoweth best
whether sunshine or storm should pre-
vail" A very good arrangement-mu-
,ually agreed to by the parties.
SUGGESTIVE SCENE IN VIRorNIA.-A
friend Of ours told US Of a little affair Of
which he was witness on, c street, while
passing, this morning. A woman ap.
preached one Of the humorous dead:fa
that so abound about the St. Louis Brew
ery, and with clenched hand, in the mad
ness of her feelings, stow in about adozen
panes Of glass in front Of the establishment.
The cause for this was, the woman had
been living with the proprietor as his wife,
but latterly he was trying to throw hel
of. Hence the cause, and il is very sug.
g~estive of the habits and modes Of life Of
many Of our citizens. Better be virtuoui
that you may be happy.
WEArAER.-" Variety" it is said, eli
the spice Of life." If this saying ever hat
reference to the weather, we citizens o
Gold Hill had all the changes which tn,
clerk Of the weather had under his contro
yesterday. Snow, hail, rain, sunshine
all visited US on the shortest possible no
tice. and kept every n on the "qui vive'
to know what was coming next. Fo
May. this has been an extraordinar,
month for this country.