Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-28
H EVENING NEWS.

called 10 see deueral SaHOTu, our uc"
U. 5. Surveyor, who seemed quite glad
to see US; calls us General" military
title, derived from orpheus c. herr's
Mackerel Brigade; but we are not a
mackerel, by u long chalk SAT-. took
us round his new Offices, No. 3, second
story California Bank building; got car
pet on floor; fine cabinet Of specimens;
not u chair or lounge in the place, which
is no doubt intended, like George Wash
ington's parlor, for short visits, ana
when wine is brought, 10 be drunk
standing-(hope TO see this carried out
on our next visit; one of Shsron's sug-
cestions SAT-. has two j~ourneymen
hard AZ work surveying and engineering
The State of Nevada into an official map
for the information of the Land Office at
Washington. IL is quite a job, consid-
ering tina, il Is done right there IN the
office. One Of the engineers carries the
theodolite east, west, north and south,
the other prepares the field notes, while
SAT. has charge of the mule trains, grub,
ammunition, etc, and Sharon keeps u
lookout for invading Indians. Take 1t
altogether, the Surveyor-Generals Of
fee il opening up finely and prosper
onsly, The Great East Of Nevada
wanted TO m~onopolise this ofice-but
Stafford can see il all from his front win
dow ns a standpoint. When we left
Yesterday. the General gave us press
ing invitation to call soon ~again-press-
ed Us particularly 70 call soon again
done so. no doubt, because he knew we
very seldom 81, down, or take H drink,
except water.
ANEW MELopEoS.-Jimmy Eddingtou
4 Co. are fitting up II neat Mslodeon
Theatsr. in the basement of the restau-
rant, q few doors north Of Hastings Il
Co.'S Bank, Virginia, and which is to
be opened for the first time on neIt Sat-
urday evening, with \ company OF Ne
lodeou talent. The place we believe is
estimated TO hold at audience OF two
hundred persons. We have not yet
heard who the artists are who are 10
constitute the Troupe-cNcept that Pat
Lsnnan is 20 appear on the tight-rope,
and Pat Holland is 20 play n new piece,
called AT Home" The new show will
be q small but y very lively one.
wArzR-A GoAK.-In the Exchange
Saloon this morning, two nill-men were
talking over prospects, etc, which
sort Of q conversation naturally practi-
Called on Railroad 10 the Truckee, etc.
s.D-u the Railroad, exclaimed one
If we only had the water Of Lake Ia
hoe in this county. "lU tell youho
10 get i, in cheap" How cheap ~ in
quired the other. LESS than n hun
dred dollars, probably" How ~
''Get Storey county limits extended so
ss to embrace Lake Tahoe" There
was a pause then. in which was decided
whether 20 fight or drink. They drank.
We saw them.
IyroNrcArED.-A woman, who resides
in Virginia city. came down to Gold Hill
on II visit yesterday, and between the
numerous friendly greetings of her ac-
qu~aintances, and the t~oo-free indulgence
in the decoction Of juniper berry and
alcohol. commonly known as gin, she
became highly obstreperouS, obfustics-
ted, and pugiliS;ic, in the premises OF
one OF her friends on Pioueer.street, so
much so, in fact, that il took eight able
bodied, good and loyal citizens Of the
Town, to carry her bodily 20 the station
house, where she remained all night.
PlPER's OPERA HoUsE.-This evening
will be presented Michael Earle, or the
Maniac Lover" Mr.. Mccullough, Miss
AMY Stone and Mas Josephine will APP
pear. The performance will conclude
with =. The Loan of Il Lover" Here is
A bill providing drama and comedy for
the same night, and one that must prove
AN attractive call for an audience. Mr..
McCullough's Michael Earle is a
thrilling picture of y crazy lover. Miss
Josephine will dance n jig, between the
plays.
WHERE 1T WAS FOUSD.-The trunk of
John Milleu, arrested for the murder OF
Julie Bulette was not found at the bakery
of Messrs. Tabarre i Schmidt, North D
street, as some have supposed, but at
the bakery of VI. Ardant, corner OF ID
and Union. II is due 10 the proprietor
of this bakery to say that he knew moth
ing Of the contents OF the trunk and
Yery little Of the man who left 1t; also,
tina, he a, once and without the slight
est hesitation gave the trunk TO the
Chief Of Police when be called for 1t.
PrcroRIALs, Erc.-Chubbuck & Phe-
Ian, Gold Hill P~ostofice, this morning
received Il large lot OF spledid pictorislS
As late as May llth from New York.
Among them are Frank Leslie's Picto-
rails, Harper's Weekly, London Picto-
rails, New York Ledger, and many 9TH
ers. Call and get some before they are
all gone.
Mss ANY STONE. On Wednesday eve
ming, a Grand complimentary Benefit
will be given to this estimable lady and
excellent actress. There will be a full
house, without a doubt. The Play, we
believe, is to be S~hakspeare's Tragedy
of Macbeth" Nr. Mccullough as
Macbeth. aud Miss Amy Stone as Lady
Macbeth.
"OAxLAxDER."-U No: no price
whatever is charged for admission to see
the Century plant, at Washoe City. (2)
L, /, poisonous to the touch. (3) The
,proprietors of the Anatomical museum
hare sent for it, but could not agree on
terms. Hope all your interrogations are
satisfactorily answered. If not, write
again.
VIGILANCE RuNoR.-There was a re-
port here, (which we traced up and
found to be baseless,) that a mob OF
miners had surrounded the jail at Var
giuia with the purpose Of dealing with
Millen according to the code OF Judge
Lvnch.-CarsoH appeal.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES IN DAyToS.-The
Rev. O. ". Whitaker, will oticiate and
preach in the Methodist Church in Day
:ou, on Wednesday, May goth, at .
O'Clock, P. NJ. The people Of Dayton
and vicinity are cordially invited TO A.
tend.