Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-26

OPERA HoUsE.-Like a Phoenix, Max
Walter has shaken off the ashes Of the re-
cent fire whereby his popular theater was
destroyed on Sunday night last, and with
his characteristic energy has already taken
a lease OF Maguire's Opera House for a
limited period, and transferred the entire
Music Hall company to that thea,er,
where he will present a series Of enter
,ainments well worthy the liberal patron
age of the thester-going public. Last
evening he gave the first Of the series at
the Opera House. and we were pleased TO
notice that the house was well filled in
both dress circle and psrquette. The
company. too, acted perfectly at home,
and went through the various parts they
were assigned in the performance with a
spiri, and evident desire 20 please truly
refreshing. Johnny Tuers' eceentrlcitles
and Charley Rhoades' banjo solos and
songs looked funnier and sounded even
funnier than ever. Fosters and Miss Jo-
sephine's sweet Duet Of 'Lsrbord Watch.
Alloy" rang out finely, and Miss Annie
Halls clear, fine voice had evidently lost
mont OF Its peculiar qualities. II VIII be
''ladles' night" Tonight, on which occa-
sion the great sensation play OF "len
Nights IN a Bar-room" will be performed
with an excellent cast OF characters, aided
by all the accompanying scenic effects,
etc. Besides this, there will be given Il
choice drs, part, interlude, etc, and nothing
will be said or don't to offend the ears or
eyes of the most fastidious.
The DgNocRArIc rIcXEr.-The Demo-
cratic County Convention closed its !abors
Yesterday afternoon, and put a full ticket
for county officers in the field. We notice
among the names those Of some excellent
and talented gentlemen A; but their politics
is bad-yery bad-and we would caution
the public not 10 vote for the ticket. The
chances of success are extremely sllm-lt
our Union party friends are true TO the
interests Of our organization. II. there
fore, il is the desire OF our party TO sue
coed, let harmony PREVAILED there be a
determination manifested that come what
will, success TO the Union county and
the State ticket and the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amendment, shG M
must be the result Of the lsbols OF the
Union party this Fall and Winter. The
following is a list of the nominees OF the
Copperheads made yesterday {: For Sheriff.
n. c. Taylor; Clerk. l.. Hermann State
Senators, long term. David BiNler, and
Robert E. Lowery /; short term, Lloyd
Frizell. Assemblymen: o. II. Frank, w.
G. Murphy, J.. II. Mitchell. ]. P. Smith,
John I. CHM, A. H. Stout, and A. J.
Enders. Gold Hill. c. Marshall, l..
W. Wood, and W. G. Lansing. Flowery
H. A. Harville. American Flat. Z.
Benson. Treasurer, B. V. Barry; Recor-
der, W. II. Stone; Assessor, A. NJ. krutts-
chnl,t; Administrator. DR.. K. Weber ;
County Commissioners, K. c. ONeil, J.
C. Currie, and J. II. Latham; District
Judge, P. o. Hundley; District Attorney
Wm. Woodburn.
"Axr OLD KNIVES TO GRISD"-Char-
ley Rhodes famous song, ofthe above title,
has the following ~real-life endorsement,
of recent record A verdsnt chap from
the country was swindled out Of 1925 in
about four hours, a few nights since, by
one Of the pretty waiter girls in San Fran
cisco. He got drunk and allowed her to
pay for the champagne out Of his pocket,
at 500 a pop, the fair creature pocketins
the change each time. Meanwhile he was
unable, one Of the city papers says, to
raise even a respectable srun, in opposi-
ton.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s Co.'S Gold Hill office. this
afternoon a bars of bullion, weighing
2,eO2 pounds, valued at S79,56S 43.
BuLLIcS.-van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 1850 ounces OF crude bullion.