Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-08
THE EVENING NEWS.
Friday Evenins,--.--..Nov. $, 1851
GREEy RooM Gugsrs.-Many patron

have urged US frequently to speak of
nuisance, which is every night becom
ing more unpleasant, more { numerous,
so to speak, and to advise its abatement
Reference is had to the practice Of ad'
hitting persons who are no: actors tC
the green room, and permitting them
to stand close to the stage, beside the
wings, while the performances are going
on. The effect is not pleasant,-tend:
to distract attention from and prevent
enjoyment Of the singing or dancing on
the part Of the audience, especially o
those who sit by the side aisles or on
the side benches, and have u full view
of the wings ~diagonally opposite tc
them. A great deal of racket is KEEP
up by these green room guests, which
they probably do not appreciate for al
il is worth both to the audience and to
the Ministries. 1t will be readily under
stood that the proprietors Of neither
place of public amusement desire to
make q rule in regard to this subject,
on their own motion, lest they offend
some patrons who might unjustly think
the law was for their special rebuke.
And very likely il has never occurred
to either of the Melodeon proprietors
that the matter complained of con-
stituted a very disagreeable feature IN
their otherwise pleasing entertainments.
The actors and actresses do not hH 10
speak complaiuiugly of this matter, lest
they make enemies for themselves and
their employers. So we gently cast
forth this hint as to the propriety OF the
habit. etc. Many who have INDUCED IN
the practice deprecated would not know
iugly or willfully do aught to detract
from the proper enjoyment OF the per-
formances by all who attend and legit-
imately front the music from the seats
daily provided for patrons; and the iauIt
mentioned has been with them n that
needs only II single suggestion, a%sabove,
to remedy. 1t would be well il it should
he understood and agreed that, except
when the curtain is down, other than
members of the troupe are not required
in the green room.
An INDIAN CRiLD NEARLY STARVED
y FRozEN.-Last night, about five
o'clock. as we were passing near the
statiou-house, Virginia, we saw acrowd
collected around the door of the Jail,
and on inquiry learned the following
particulars. In q blanket two men had
an Indian child, about two years Of age,
which had been found u short distance
from the lower Gould i Curry tunnel.
All the evidence of life it gave was from
the motion of its eyelids. The dead
body of the little girls mother was
found a short distance from the infant.
The woman had on no clothing except q
red wooden shirt, and had evidently been
dead a considerable length Of time, as
her bare legs were covered with snow.
A rabbit-skin robe was lying near the
body. The child had on nothing but a
short cotton shirt, not half the length
of its body, and was lying in the mud
and water, so chilled rs to be unable 10
move. Its face, and nearly its whole
body, was covered with mud, n ever
its mouth was full of mud. as though 1t
had been trying 20 eat it and 1t was
altogether a most pitiable sight IN the
shape OF 4 human being. Its eyes were
sunk deep into its head, and its and
and fee. and one side Of its face were
bleachcd and shriveled, as il from lying
long in the water. MeGiraiS, City Jail
er. had il taken TO his residence, when
warm water was procured and the dirt
washed off its face and body, and warm
tea poured into its mouth, of which,
and a few crumbs of bread, it was able
70 swallow n little. In the evening 1t
Was removed to Mr.. Rogers house, and
finally so far revived that little IS
now entertained of its ultimate recovery.
Mr.. Rogers does not care to keep the
child. and at present no one wishes to
rake permanent charge of it. Mr.. Dan.
Lyons, who happened to see the c9i!d
when brought to the statiou-house, mas
agreed to pay for taking care OF 1t until
provided for by the city or adopted by
some family.
PIPER's.-A very good house last
night, considering the weather, and the
"Choral" and %"housing" attractions
elsewhere. Johnny Tuers took occasion
to fling in a remark to the effect that all
the girls who were left were qnite well
-alluding to the departure OF Miss Jen-
ME Morton. Charley Rhoades said he
should not have to read the riot act any
more. Charles gently child johnny for
casting burdens upon thinner, which
were too heavy for the latter to stand.
Johnny started in to cross-question Lim-
mer. but ut the ~latter's earnest appeal,
deferred the catechism until tonight.
Jokes were cracked by the yard, from
Rboades, Tuers and Sprung; and, IN
fact, there was no measure Oh iuh
throughout the performance. Rich, to-
night.
HysvyIAL.-We have heard it inti-
mated, slyly, of course, that on next
Sabbath day, our much-respected and
genial friend, Robert Rowland, ESQ.,,
Formerly Warden of the Nevada Peni-
tertiary, will lead to the hymenial altar,
the pretty and interesting young iady'
known as Miss Lon. Myers, late OF Car
son CITY. The uewly-wedded pair, we
have also heard, intend taking a trip
to New York, to spend the winter, and
expect to return next Spring, The new
couple certainly have our kiudest wishes
for a long, n happy, and a prosperous
VOYAGE in the matrimonial boat
GRAND HoUsISG.-The new and ele-
cantly adorned hall of Engine Co. NO.
Young Ameriea-was crowded last
night with the everybody invited:
Foreman Jacob Young presided, and
the festivities were kept up until u late
bour, Speeches were made by Judge
Addison, Riff Williams, ]. c. Currie,
Jr,. and several others. A fireman $
address" was recited with much spirit
and eFec, by " Yankee Long" Long
may Young America roll from tne'f
new hall.
PERsoxAL.-we had the pleasure o a
yisi, recently from Hon. j. Welsh, VINO
was a member of the last Legislature.
He has been engaged in mining nea,
Carson, during the past Summer, anu
is of the opinion that there are iedges
adjacent to that city-laid out in lots
which will yet be healthily developed.
Mr.. Welsh is Of the class Of men whose
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