Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-18
Departures.

PIPsR's OPERA HoUsg.-'' The Irish
Attorney, or Galway Practice" was the
dramatic feature ut the Opera House
last evening, with "Teddy, the riler,"
for the a~fterpiece. Collins rs Pierce
| O'Hara, and also rs Teddy, was i'm
mense, as no is in all his pieces, and he
WAS we'll supported by Sue Robinson,
Willie Edouin, Melville, Hamilton, Cald-
we'll, Mis-, Helen Tracy, Mrs. Poole,
Maggie Lynch, and the balance Of the
talented company. Collins songs were
all heartily applauded and encored, as
was also Sue Robinson's sweet song.
"Teddy, the Tiler," is ono Of the jolli-
est and best afterpieces ever seen, and
consequently wears well. Tonight n
new piece, 1.-THE Irish Ambassador
will be presented, with Mr.. Collins in
the character Of Sir Patrick O'Plenipo,
and Sue Robinson as Isabella. "'Ted-
dy, the Tiler," will be given rs the
~afterpiece. Go and hear Collins sing
his Widow Mahoney." It's gay.
Reserved seats can always be secured,
without extra charge, on application ut
the box office Of the theater during tho
day.
Ii TUE NAME OF li~UMASlrY.-On the
part of the mules, horses, and other
valuable animals constantly passing up
and down our public strccts-Main
street especially-we do most earnestly
desire TO enter q protest against people
| throwing ashes containing nails into
the streets, also bottles, broken glass,
old hoops, and other things detrimental
to the feet and legs Of passing animals.
| Be a little more thoughtful and consid-
crate in this respect. Scarcely Il day
passes but some animal is crippled or
receives injury from this source. There
is q town ordinance against this throw
ing of such rubbish into the public
street, and unless some people take
warning and act with II little more re-
gard for the commonest principles Of
humanity, we hope the aforesaid ordi-
nance will be strlngently and impartial
Is nut in force. There are plenty Of
places for dangerous rubbish without
throwing it into the street. In the
name of humanity we say let those per-
sistsntly guilty in that respect here
after, be made to pay the penalty.
SuALL-Pox MEErISG.-An adjourned
citizens meeting was held Mt the Court
House, Virginia, last evening, and reso-
lutious passed to the effect that belisv-
ing that the city and county authorities
have refused or are ncglecting to take
the proper sanitary steps for the
protection of citizens from the
smallpox which either infests or is liza
BILE TO infest the city, that q committee
of three, consisting Of George W. Hop
kius, J.. s. Kaneen and D. Crosby, be
appointed by this meeting to wait upon
tho aforesaid authorities and IN the
event of their further refusal to take
the necessary action in the premises,
that they, the committee, take steps to
procure a pest-house, physician and
nurse, as we'll as the necessities for
the comfort Of patients, and proceed
to collect of the citizens means 10 de-
fray the expenses.
FAruER BucHARD. - This eminent
Catholic divine is now in Virginia en-
route to Austin, where he will hold q
uNission." Father Buchard is the
most eloquent end able clergyman OF
his denomination on the Pacific slope,
and enjoys a wider esteem among non
Catholics MS we'll rs his own people than
any other teacher of his faith. He has
lust returned from o protractcd minis.
tsrial visit to the interior OF Oregon,
and proposes to visit this section again
before he returns to his official station,
at ST. Iguatius, in San Francisco.
GRUR BuRGLARr.-The kitchen Of Mr..
Bagnell's residence on Main street, OPP
posi,e the Rhode Island Mill, lower Gold
Hill, was broken into night before last
by some bold hungry thieves, n u lot
of cooked food taken thercfrom. Tho
rogues took the grub out upon the side
walk, and there ate or pocketed it, as
thew left all the plates there. Mr.. Bag
nell desire, US to tell the thieves that II
they will only notify him in time, and
not break into his house, he will he
happy to set ont q cold lunch for them
where they "a find it without trouble
The SEwsE ExrESsIoS.-rhe eSten-
sion to the town sewer on Main street,
in lower Gold Hill, was commenced by
the contractors about u week ago, and
has already progressed down as far as
Lemery's store. II will be constructed
down 10 just below the Imperial MILL
where it will empty into tue ravine.
This sewer extension will be n great I'M
movements in that locality, being made
large enough to carry of all the water
usually flowing down.
BuLLIox.-Thcre was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill once
,hi, morning 5 sacks OF bullion,
weighing 397 pounds, ana OF tue
value Of $l0,l45 o..
TUE WEATHER. - Gloomy, chilly