Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-27
Departures.

GOLD HILL THEArER TONIGHT -
GRAND JAPANESE ESTERrAISXESr.-rhe
famous Ha-yah.ta-kee and Mi.ka-do
Japanese combined troupe, which has
been performing at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia, before such immense audi
ences for the last eight nights, having
concluded their engagement, will appear
At the Gold Hill Theater this evening
for the special accommodation OF those
people Of Gold Hill and vicinity who
could not make it convenient to attend
their performances ut Virginia. They
are by far the best acrobatic and gen.
eral performers in their line who have
ever appeared in this country, and many
| of their feats are Of the most nstound-
ing character. Those little juvenile
acrobats and tumblers are perfect prod
igies, and We recommend that high
toned Oriental Japanese band TO the
special consideration Of all musicians
of judgment and skill. All who attend
at the Gold Hill Theater tonight, will
experience a great treat. and get their
full moneys worth.
STRANGE EXPLOSION. - Mr.. McCutch-
con, a~malgamator at the Nevada mill,
Six-mile Canyon, had his face severely
burned last evening in the following
singular manner 1t appears that be
went to one Of the amalgamating pans
with Q lighted candle in his hand, aud
raising the cover Of the pan was about
10 look in, when an explosion of in1am-
mable gas, which had formed in the pan,
occurred. His face, being over the pan,
was burnt to q blister all over, and his
whiskers, hair and eyebrows burnt of.
His eyes are but little injured. DR..
Hitler was sent for and dressed the
sufferers face. This is the first explo-
sion Of the kind we have ever heard Of
in the State.
BRYARLY's BESEFIr.-The benefit Of
Armi.age Bryarly at Piper's Opera
House last evening, We are pleased to
state, wal very fully attended indeed,
every inch Of sitting or standing room
being fully occupied. The poor
crippled miner will receive Il goodly
amount from it, much to his assistance
in this his hour of need. The Japanese
troupe acquitted themselve, to the adj
mira,ion of everybody, performing many
new and very pleasing feats never before
seen in this section. They appear at
the Gold Hill Theater this evening in n
select and very interesting performance,
and are fully entitled to just what they
will receive to night-a crowded house.
REcovERIyd. - Richard Cook, the
miner who was so badly wounded in
the 0verman tragedy Monday evening,
is reported to be in u very fair way 10
recover. The wound in his left hip is
simply n flesh wound, the ball passing
through neal the hip joint and not very
deep. The other wound is the most
dangerous, the ball having passed en-
,ireiy through his body, entering near
the left nipple and passing out beneath
the shoulder blade. He is easy and
comfortable, 10 we'll attended to, and
complains but little Of pain.
STILL ERuprlSG.-The Gold Hill vol
on the summit Of Mount Butler is
still in course Of eruption, and the
crater continues to be visited by hun
dreds of people. The hest time to visit
it is along toward evening, when the
hot rays Of the sun no longer lie on
that tall steep mountain side. The
show will last perhaps a week longer,
or until the lava material deposit 10 all
consumed or peters out.
The TRrcxEE MINEs.-Several gentle
men from Gold Hill are going out to the
New Truckee argentiferous galena mines
tomorrow, by way Of Reno, Wads-
worth, and the railroad to Maag's
Station, the mines being only six miles
from the railroad. The Imperial Con.
solidated mine is the one to be visited,
that company now having men at work
getting out ore.
R~usTIcArISo In consequence of con-
,inued i'll health, r. f. Lowery, City
Recorder of Virginia, has gone out to
rusticate among the green hny fields
aud rural scene along the banks OF the
Truckee, where dwell relatives and
friends Of his. May his lines always be
cast in pleasant places along the cool
stream, and the fish never fail to bite
when be wishes.
MORE LEGITIMATE DRANA.-Charles
Wheatleigh will open at the Opera
House next Saturday evening with u
ine company, in "The Lottery Of Life"
During his stay he will produce "Under
the Gsslight," and some new sensation
pieces which he has lately procured
from the Atlantic States.
MAxuRr.-Professor DeQuille, OF the
Horntown Blowhard, has been analyzinS
the lara from the Mount Butler volcano,
and he says there is y great deal OF
manur, in it. He ought to know.
Scavengers generally know the article
on first sight.
COMMISSIONS have been issued by tue
Governor to the following persons AS
officers Of tho Svceny Guards at Gold
Hill: NJ, W. Hogan, Captain; james
Mccoy, First Lieutenant; =. Jcttreys,
| Second Lieutenant.
BuLLIoy.-C. Wiegsnd K Co., of Gold
Hill and Virginia, received this morn.
ing, for melting and assay, G,ls3
ounces crude bullion.
p,v,r.srarcK ReAury.-It ia n ter.