Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-18

MORE TALENr.-The Pipers will give
their patrons a taste Of minstrelsy.
They have engaged the whole ALEXANDRIA
(San Francisco) Minstrel Troupe, seven
teen in number. The troupe will appear
at the Opera House next Tuesday week.
We may mention the following promi-
nent members of the troupe: Johnny
Mack, comedian; Ashcroft and Dick
Sands, clog dancers, and the best in the
United States ; Bamford, the male prima
donna, a wonderful falsetto singer, and
Normal, the great English tenor There
is in the troupe a full quintette q full
chorus and a full orchestra. Every
night during their stay will be a ladies'
night, as they give no entertainments
which it would be improper for ladies
to attend.
PIpER's OPERA HousE.-Mrs. Bowers
rendition of Elizabeth" Inst evening
was fully up to the mark established in
her former presentation Of the same, and
entirely equaled the expectations Of the
large audience present. The play Of
" Pauline, or the Robber and Assassin"
will be presented tonight, and being Il
very thrilling and beautiful play, new
here, q crowded house will attend its
enactment. Miss Lizzie Harmon, ono
Of the prime favorites at the Opera
House, takes benefit tomorrow eye-
ming.
A "LocAL" IN LUcK.-Frank Far
ington, until recently local editor Of
the Tre.pais since its commencement,
has attained to the responsible position
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express agent
on the railroad, between Sacramento
aud Colfax. How nice it must DO to
ride in the cars all the time, "dead
head" and be In agent, with no hum
bugging items to get up, no little dog
fights to invent when accidents and
other items are scarce. Oh ! for an
agency. As we stated u few days since,
John I. CHM is local Of the Tre,pdss, in
Franks place. We wish them both
joy.
THE RAILRoAD.-We learn from James
Sage, who arrived from the scene Of
operations this morning, that the rail-
road cars went eastward last evening as
far as Maag's Station, twelve miles be-
youd Coffman's Station, or t~wenty-seyen
miles beyond the Big Bend Of the
Truckee, and that this Saturday even
ing they would reach as far as the Hot
Springs, and Immediately opposite the
rich galena mines owned by the Impe-
rial Consolidated Mining Company, just
Eve miles distant from the railroad.
BEVERAGES AND EArABLEs.-Some Of
the choicest beverages in the State can
be found ut Cross 4 Gibson's Saloon,
Main street, Gold Hill, in the shape of
fine old brandies, WHISTLES and wines, as
well as California wines and brandies.
At the eating stand connected with the
Saloon, Oliver Seer will be pleased to
lay before customers, game, oysters,
eggs, and all other d~elicacies to be
found in market. Call and see.
RHODE ISLAND MILL.-This most ex-
~cellent rock grinding institution at Gold
Hill belongs to the Crown Point Com
pauy, and runs entirely on ore from
that rich mine, reducing last month
1900 tons, or at the rate of 60 tons per
day. The mill runs twenty-five stamps,
and since the first of May last, has been
under the superintendent Of Mr.. D. P.
Pierce.
MINING ACCIDENT. "A miner named
William S. James, working in the Chol-
lar Potosi mine, was caught on Thurs
day by n cur in such o manner that his
head was damned against a post and
held fast. A cash nearly four inches in
length was cut in his forehead, but his
skull was not injured.
SUMNER TRADE. Baum Brothers,
Main street, Gold Hill, nearly opposite
the NEws office, are selling all their fine
stock of clothing, boots, hats. gloves,
blankets, shirts aud other things men,
in their advertisement, cheaper
than ever. Try them.
WALKING TRIM.-There are plenty Of
people in this section who never feel
themselves to be in good walking trim
unless they wear boots or shoes pur-
chased at Martins Philadelphia Boot
and Shoe Store, G street, Virginia, op-
posite the Enterprise office.
To FAxILIEs.-Mercer & Tucker, at
the we'll known family and fancy gro
cery store, on Main street, Gold Hill,
still continue to supply their numerous
customers with oil the choice articles
enumerated in their advertisement,
which can be seen in another column.
HOUSE, TO RESr.-Mrs. l.. s. Bowers
house on Crown Point street, arranged
for the boarding Of the men employed
in the mill, is advertised for sale 10 an
other column. An excellent chance for
somebody.
WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s ENVELOPES
Wells, Fargo l. Co. have reduced the
price Of their franked envelopes to $50
per thousand, SIS 80 per hundred ; or
sixteen for one dollar, and eight Tor
6fly cents. Cheap enough.
LApIrs-CalI at Frankenheimer's, on
Main street, Gold Hill, and examine his
fine stock Of new spring and summer
goods. The latest and most fashionable
styles are there to be found, and his
prices are always very satisfactory.
FAMILY GRocERIxs. - Families and
others trading at Feusier & Co.'s, for
their provisions, groceries, etc., always
have full satisfaction given them, both
as TO quality and price. See advertise
ment.
BULLroS.-C. wiegand & Co., of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting