Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-21
prrEs's OPERA HousE.-A. the joint

benefit of Charley Rhoades and Maggie
Brewer, last evening, the largest audi
ence was present that has been seen
within those walls for many a day. Not
an inch Of standing room was LETT I'M
occupied. As to the entertainment, 1t
was the ne plus ultra Of the season. Inc
first part and walk around were excel
lent, as usual, but the interlude was
especially good, and had we time or
a we would like to particularize and
descant upon the merits Of each per-
former, Amanda Lee, in her famous
speech and character delineation rs
ssOld Mother Whacklesby,' was enthu-
siastically ~applauded throughout. A
little more study and adaptation of the
character will improve her rendition OF
it and make it her masterpiece. The
songs of Charley Mccarthy were also
very much applauded. The greatest hit
of all, however, was made by Little
Nell," Of Gold Hill, in her songs and
dances. Her "Topsy is hard to equal
She is a very talented little girl indeed.
The concluding play of the Artist
Studio" replete with fun and beautiful
tableaux, is q capital one. See OIL ior
tonight.
NuIsAxcE.-There is a decaying car
csss Of a large Newfoundland dog on
the Gold Hill side Of the Divide, which
isdaily becoming an increasing nuisance.
Marshal Cummings attention is solicited
to the matter.-Trepass Of yesterday
In relation to the above, we would
simply remark that u worthy Town
Marshal was not to blame in the matter
Before that item was written Cummings
had the aforesaid dog decently inferred.
He would have done it sooner, but ne
had to wait for Coroner Gartrell to get
through sitting on the numerous car
cases Of dead indians, dogs, horses,
etc, which had been lying for several
DAYS about Virginia, the last inquest
being upon the body Of = rotten dog on
Union street, under the diningroom WIN
dows of the International. We may not
always be prompt to the minute IN dis
posing of our dead carcases, but forgive
us our trcspasSes in that respect, n
take better care Of your own.
The wLrLY OF THE YALLEY."-This
beautiful flower in its native wilds
iourishes in all its original purity, and
80 does II. C. Lille, of the well known
book store on South c street, Virginia,
four doors north Of the Bank Of Califor-
mia. His stock is immense and partic-
ularly we'll selected, embracing standard
works Of all descriptions and prices,
law-books, school-books, s~ong-books,
blank-books, stationery, music and mu-
steal instruments, pianos, organs, etc,
besides an endless amount OF Berlin
wool, children's carriages, toys and
fancy goods. lie has got more BOOKS
than forty men will read through IN
forty years.
DESIRABLE PRoPERrY.-House lots be-
tween c and B streets, in Virginia, IN
the vicinity of the st. Louis brewery,
are the best property in the world TO
buy, because, being over the Savage
mine, they always settle for themselves;
besides that, they continually increase
in size toward the west, extending in
that direction by reason Of the great
cave which occurred in the Gould &
Curry mine three or four years ago.
Houses erected along the east line OF b
street have since that time been con-
s,antly crawling westward with the
street itself. Some Of them have thus
gained two or three feet on the arrange
ment.
SUPERIOR ARricLEs.-Gibson / Cross,
at their beautiful saloon in Gold Hill,
have some very superior wines and
liouors-among the finest of which are
Otard brandy, old Bourbon and old ia
maica-samples of which Mr.. John Farm
ham sent to the News Office yesterday,
for the purpose of having them in
spected " and properly "%guaged." Re-
suit there is no use being me ally
mouthed about such excellent articles
for no better have ever come over the
Placerville or the Bonner Lake routes.
They are healthy and invigorating to
ANYBODY who uses the article.
"BoNBAsrEs FURroso. This re-
nowned warrior, when he gave utter
ance to those remarkable words: "Who-
ever does these boots displace, shall
meet B~ombastes face TO face did not
refer to the splendid assortment OF boots
and shoes Just added to Gilman's already
immense stock. Others may bombast
as they please. Gilman specially desires
TO meet anybody and everybody face to
face, at his store, No. 81 South c street,
Virginia, where he will convince them,
from the superior quality Of his goods
as we'll a. the low rate Of charges for
the same, that it is useless going else
where to purchase.
WRITING AND SISGISG.-ln addition
to the usual exercises at the writing
school Of Miss Ardery, held this evening
at the Mount Vernon House, Brier viii
~inaugurate o new blackboard, and by
special request give free lessons in the
rudiments of music, of which delightful
accomplishment he is master, having
taught it seventeen years in California.
In case there should be encouragement
thrown out, Brier will execute his famous
break-neck act, "The Child's Wish"
on q single string.
SILVER CRY ASSAY 0FYIcE.-H. Har-
ris has removed his assay Office to Silver
City, where ne will do all the assaying
which the Silverites can require-and
do it, too, as well and as honestly as il
can be done in the State. We have
known "old Harris" for upwards o
four years, as a practical assayer in Cole
Hill, and on our honor, we have neye'
vet heard him charged with doing dis
honorable act in his line OF business
We wish the old man success in his new
location.
A DOMINION humorist gets oil tn
following: "The man who left his nam
as McGeorgehau O'Flaherty, from tn.
Western Division, who is about seve'
feet in length and drunk accordingly
and who called at our office on MONDAY
accompanied by an ak handle, to ask !
Tho a6;tor vas in. is respectfully IN