Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-01
Tz,.r,R.-To-night, a. Pip.r's oper.

THIArlR.-To-night At Pipsr's Opera
House, "Richelisu" will be performed-
Mccullough as the old Cardinal, Miss
Jennie Parker as Julia de Morsemsr,
and Miss Amy Stone as Francois.
"Richelieu" is the most popular acting
play Of the times; said to average better
houses in New York city and Boston,
when any Of the leading actors appear
in it, than any other. As Doesticks
once said Of il: at gives you a great
deal Of Satisfaction in each one of the
acts" Tomorrow night, "Camille
will be given Miss Jennie Parker as
Camille, and Mccullough as Armand
Duval. II has not been played here
since Mrs. Herron's visit, if we recollect
right. On Monday night, "0thello"
again; this time Mccullough as "lago,"
in which be is capital, and R. H. Tay-
lor as Othello, Miss Jennie Parker as
Desdemona and Miss Amy Stone as
Amelia. Here is a three nights pro-
gramme that could not conveniently be
improved. You cannot do better than
inyes, for the season. Remember
"Richelieu" tonight.
PIc-SIc.-The Sunday school scholars
Of the Episcopal Churches in Gold Hill
and Virginia, had a very pleasant pic
ric party to-day, at Fort Homestead.
Plenty of good things to ea. and to
drink, plenty Of vocal and instrumental
music, flowers in abundance, and pretty
and graceful dancing by the children,
were among the pleasant recreatlons q
euioymeuts Of the occasion. The ladies
and gentlemen who superintended the
party, are entitled to much credit and
also much love from the many little
children TO whose enjoyment and pleas
ure they have so kindly contributed their
means and their services. And in this
connection, we cannot help especially
mentioning the children's great benetac-
tor and instructor, Mr.. n. A. II. Ball.
SAD Acciprsr.-A most distressing
accident occurred this forenoon in the
Curtis Shaft Of the Savage mine. A
heavy plank, by some accident, fell and
struck a miner on the head and Shout
ders, iraicting such injuries that the
man was almost dead when brought to
the surface. He WAS carried helpless
and insensible to his home, where he
wa, attended as soon as possible by Drs.
Bronson and Green. The distance which
the plank fell WAS about q hundred feet.
The name Of the injured man is Morse.
BEHIND TIMr.-The stage in, via Dutch
Flat, was very much belated to-day,
because Ben Holiday had to take OFT all
the spare stock, or W. horses from each
stage When the folks in Virginia city
were las, heard from, they were looking
stsge-ward. So BGgle sends US word.
P. S.-Stage arrived at noon.
CouRr REPORTS. Nevada Supreme
Court Report, Of 1856, second volume,
to the number Of ne hundred, were re-
ceived a, the office Of the Secretary OF
State Yesterday. This volume contains
over 400 pages, and is handsomely print
ed by Towne s Bacon Of San Francisco.
-iRpsG!.
GoISG EAST VIA "PLAISs. Another
party of emigrants, from San joaquin
county. California, for Iowa, passed
through Carson yesterday on their way
ACROSS tho Plains. Two men Of the
party crossed the Plains to California in
1850.
REFRESHING. - That sprinkler that
perambulstes on the Divides ableSsing;
appreciated as such. It makes q great
difference in the comfort Of Il walk or
ride between our communities.
MAsoSIc.-The Members of the Silver
Star Lodge, No. 5, Gold Hill, will hold
their regular monthly meeting this eve-
ming. Brethren in good standing are
invited.
GAs.-Gas is to Be introduced in
Piper's Opera House, shortly, to be sub
s,ituted for the Kerosene lamps o in