Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-19
PLuMNEn's RxAplyGs.-C. B. Plum

evening, to quite n large and apprecia.
tive audience. Among other selections
he recited "Paul Revere's Ride, "
"Shaunnus 0'Brien," "Nothing to
Wear" Occurring Patty Bigelow,"
"Harp of q Thousand Strings" His
comic Dutch, Irish, and especially Yam
kee delineations are very complete and
natural, aided as he is by q style of
physiognomy capable of the creates,
variety of expression and adapted with
surprising facility TO suit the character
he would delineate. We have seldom
seen so well pleased an audience as
came from his entertainment last even
ing. He will give another soon.
GoLp Hit TuEArER To-NIGHr.-Mrs.
Sue Robinson Getzler and her theatrical
troupe will favor the people Of Gold
Hill with another performance this even
ing. The beautiful comedy of "The
Irish Heiress" will lead off the enter
taiumeut; after which there will be n
ballad aud a comic song by Mrs. Getz-
Ter; several comic songs by Tony Ward;
several dances by Mrs. Getzlcr and
William II. Robinson. The whole to
conclude with the l%aughable, amusing,
and musical burletta, entitled, "Why
Don't She Marry? We hope the peo-
pie OF Gold Hill, or as many Of them as
can, will 30 10 the Theater this evening.
4 pleasant evenings entertainment ut a
Theater makes the cares OF the world
rest II good deal lighter on n person.
LADIES NIGHr.-LadieS, families and
children will find the doors of Piper's
Opera House thrown open to them this
evening. The bill Of entertainment is a
most excellent one. Besides the usual
tirst-part. wnlk-a-rouud and interlude
business, the fine play Of The Broken
Oath, or Divided House," will be pre-
sented, Miss Fanny Hanks and the en-
tire company appearing during the
evening, and there will be no extra
charge for reserved seats. Should the
entertainment this evening meet with
sufficient patronage to encourage the
proprietors to do so, u ladies' night will
be given at least once once Il week.
ALPHA CoMPASy.-At q meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the Alpha Gold
Hill Mining Company, held yesterday,
an assessment of ten dollars per share
on the capital stock was levied, payable
immediately-see notice under New
To-Day" The Alpha is bound to be q
representative mine on this end Of the
Comstock, as its business managers are
the right kind Of men to manage it.
So soon as the Imperial and Empire
shaft starts up, the Alpha will stand
high on the stock list and we believe
the assessment now levied is preparatory
10 the commencement of active oper-
a,ioas about the first of February.
GREExpAcEs Losr.-A poor, lone,
widow-woman, with a housefull of chill
dren, yesterday lost three $50 green
backs, between Gold Hill and Virginia
City-on the road by the Bullion works,
the upper Chollar-Potosi, and along B
street to Taylor, where she missed them,
and then turned back to find them, but
failed to ecover, "a somebody perhaps
picked them up before she returned.
The poor woman lit is all the money
she has in the world, with q housefull
of children, and winter upon her. II
some honest person has found them, 1t
is hoped they will be sent to the care Of
the Editor of the Gold Hill News.
ARREsrEp.-Nicola Mesa, the Mexican
who fred three shots at D. Macon, last
Saturday evening, in Virginia city, and
failing to hit him, got him down and
beat his head with q stone, and then ran
Off leaving him for dead, was found and
arrested Yesterday morning by Sheriff
Mulcahy. Mesa was tried for assault
before Justice Murray and fined $40,
which he paid, but before he could
leave, he was again arrested, this time
on charge of assault with intent to kill,
and was remanded to Jail to await trial
on the charge. How he will come out
this time remains to be seen.
WORKERS. SrEREoscoPTIcoN. Our
doleful and emaciated friend Wormer
has returned with his popular and beau
,iful stereoscopticon exhibition, and will
give our citizens an opportunity OF again
seasting their eyes with the same before
long-due notice of time and place be-
ing given. Since leaving this locality,
Mr.. Wormer has travelled through Idaho.
Montana aud Utah, and has made many
interesting additions to his collection OF
pictures, and in many ways improved
upon his exhibition as formerly given.
BLACK Crook" Let US speak Of q
man as we find him" is the title OF q
deservedly popular song, the music OF
which is very pretty, but the poetry D
sentiment q thousand times more so. 1t
is sung by Billy Carroll at the Crook
those who have never heard 1t should
do so in order to properly appreciate II;
There is something else to be heard ana
seen at the Crook. Call on Eddington
& Blackburn, proprietors, int then
speak Of them as you find them.
STATUE BLAScHE.-This magnificent
tableau, at the Black Crook, is the finest
display of its kind ever put upon the
stage in Virginia city. 1t is witnessed
nightly by large crowds of spectators. 1t
is a hundred per cent ahead of anything
that ever DR.. Collier produced in his
model artist exhibitions, in the early
days of California and there is nothing
vulgar in it, but simply artistically and
magnifcently grand.
BLUE DEVILS Anybody who has
such an affection, and who wishes to
se, cused, should go to Charley Rhoades'
benefit at Piper's Opera House, on We'd
nesday evening. The biggest bill ever
performed in that house will come on
tomorrow evening. Tuers (oh, The
scamp! if we only had him by the WOOL
will be in his glory so will Rhoades,
Sprung, Foster, aud the whole troupe.
PRoYlrABLE.-We are pleased to learn
that the recent promenade concert and
ball given at Dayton for the benefit OF
the Odd Fellows Lodge at that place,
Melted the handsome sun of 5000. This
very pleasing affair was projected and
successfully carried out by the Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah, and rebounds greatly
to their credit, as well as to that Of
DAYTON generally.