Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-14
n EVENING NEWS.

tirely re6tted, with new scenery, paint
ed by our local scenic painter, Fred.
pecher, and other filings, and will be
opened on Thursday evening, for the
FIRST time, as a Melodeon, under the
the stage management Of Ben. Hays, a
gentleman Of extensive experience 10
the East in the melodeon business. This
melodeon will be conducted on a some
what different style from those in Vir-
giuia-,here being plenty Of chairs aud
round tables for small parties to seat
themselves aud to drink their lager,
smoke their cigars, and to have q good
time to themselves. The performances,
so reported will be varied, and decided
" amusing, aud will be literally inter
spersed during each evening. The
price Of admission, too, will be on twen-
ty-6ve cents. For q list Of the perfor-
mers, we refer the public TO the adver-
tisenent under "New To-Day"
RKAp TuIs will Burial, of the
Pioneer Bookstore, corne c and Union
streets, Virginia, has again opened out
in active business-has thrown open his
doors to the reading publie-snd now
offers great inducements to all TO come
and buy his late Eastern publications.
He received a very large invoice to-day,
and sen us q ~plethoric budget, among
which is the Monthly Wsyerly Magazine
for August New York Ledger, July
2Tth-latest chapters Of Beecher's Tale
of Norwood - The Banner Of Light ;
Boston Journal, July Is Frank Leslie's
Illustrated newspaper, July 81; Har-
psr's weekly, same date Chimney Cor
ner, same date, all beautifully illussra-
ted the American Miscellany, a mag
azine of complete stories Demorests
monthly magazine of fashions for Au-
gust The Flag of our Union, in month-
" parts. Also, two new song books,
1.-THE Who's been Here since I've been
gone" and "The Naughty, Naughty
Girls Songster."
NIKE QurSS.-This jolly, good boy,
who used to play the banjo aud sing the
songs in Charley Whites saloon, Gold
Hill, four years ago, has just returned
from Salt Lake and Montana, and is en-
gagged as one Of the troupe at NeClus-
ky's Melodeon. Nike is the best banjo
player in this State, and a hr~st-rste
comic song singer. Besides that, he
has been studying comedy, Irish COM
edy, aud is pronounced tip-top. Nike
has the genuine brogue-he learnt II
from Brigham Young's Celtic mother
iu-law. He always was a great favorite
Of the miners aud the boys 10 Gold Hill,
and no more popular b~anioist could lave
been engaged for the new Melodeon.
BOARD OF EQUALIzArIoS.-our Town
Trustees are sitting aSa Board of Equal
izatiou to-day, from 2 to 8 o'clock P. N.
They will sit again on next Saturday
afternoon and evening. People who are
lucky enough to have their thousands
OF dollars worth Of property, who are
assessed too high I'VE surmise that none
of them are assessed low enough, in
their W estimatiou,) can go and see
our Town Aldermen, and they will
make it all right.
BrrryER L Cove dropped in at
this large handsome store, this morning,
and were pleased to notice that Mr..
Charles q. Watson has been installed as
b~ook-keeper and store clerk. Charley
ought TO make . good b~ook-keeper and
clerk, as he was brought up TO the ou-
siness. Bittner & Co. are doing a
large business among our mills and
mines.
BryxrIrs.-Jimmy Murphy, the best
c~log-dapesr on the Pacific coast, takes
bene6, a, the Black Crook tomorrow
evening. BE ought to have a rousing
house, as he is a clever dancer, and q
good, clever young man. The per-
formances are to be unusually spicy,
UNIQUE, aud entertaining. OF course II
large crowd is going TO Jimmy's benefit.
NoRwooD.-Burrall, corner G and
Uuion streets, Virginia, has just re-
ceived all the back numbers Of the New
York Ledger, containing the beautiful
story written BY Henry Ward Beecher,
entitled Norwood" perhaps the best
story ever written on New England.
The last number Of the Ledger is to
July 9th very late.
OPERA HOUSE, MELopEoS.- Persons
who attend once are apt to repeat their
visi, frequently. The opening Part is
excellent, and from The Walk Around
10 the conclusion, there is a regular
rusb Of amusing novelties. The audi
snce go not away weary, but refreshed,
-"bappy and content"
SHIP or SrArE.-Chsrley Duval thinks
that Iuyo i, the richest country on the
earth. Charley is a good judge OF rock
He saw Fergual is out there, same as
ever, p~lsyiugbeau poker" Ferg. reads
his inaugural regularly every night, aud
twice before breakfast.
DrcrSrtY COVERED The Union street
sewer, in Virginia city, is being repaired.
The man 10 the moon has been adopting
tho mode of relief suggested BY the
English Withholding his nose az ne
passed over-for several nights past.
Nrw BARBER SHoP.-Mr. Pohl, an ex-
c~ellent barber and h~sir-dresser, whose
place of business has been in the Ma
tioual Hotel, has opened a new tonso-
rial saloon 10 the vesey House. His old
friends are invited to call aud see him.
Hosr.-ouly 1900 feet of servicea6le
hose iu the Virginia city Fire Depart
m.u,. Twelve hundred feet more needed.
Subscriptions are to be solicited for the
purchase of more Of the leather pipe
Quarterly ExPEssEs.-Ths last quar-
,srly report, indicate that Gold Hills
yearly expenses, for 1867, will be s2S,-
900 and the yearly cost Of rsnuing
Virginia city will be $4,000.
PosrPoSEp. = The regular monthly
meeting of Yellow Jacket Hose Compa-
ny No. 2, i, postponed until next Sat
urday evening, by order OF the FORE
nan.
BuLtIos.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill ONCE,