Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-08
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PIpRRs' OPERA HoUsR-"ELIzABErH."
=" Elizabeth" was the play last even
ing at the Opera House, attracting a
large audience and pleasing all. Truly
it was a dramatic feast such as few in
that theatre were ever treated to before.
Mrs. Bowers %personated the old time
Queen of " merris old England" she
Of the huge r%ufies, whose imperious,
petulant temper was continually getting
more rufled than her neck, and who in
vivid literal illustration Of the I" ruling
passion strong in DEATH" chung tena-
c~iously to her crown to the very last
moment, and died holding it fast upon
her grizzled old head with both hands.
She has no equal in this character on
the American stage. The impersona-
ton was true to life I; she was contiu-
ually %applauded throughout the piece,
and called before the curtain 1T its con-
clusion. The tableaux ordinations Of
the second and third acts had also to be
repeated in response to the yociferously
expressed desire Of the audience. Mrs.
Bowers triumph last evening was 3
proud one. As the brave, impetuous,
noble, proud Earl Of Essex, whom the
naughty Elizabeth could love, insult
and punish, but never humble, Mr..
McCullom achieved new laurels and
added to his already excellent standing
as n first class actor, his rendition being
forcible, natural, effective and satisfac-
tory. Mrs. Stewards PRESERVATION Of
Lady Anna Burlsigh was also very good,
and Miss Rose Rand rs Lady Howard,
Beatty rs the Prime Minister, Melville
rs Sir Francis Drake, Buckley as King
James Of Scotland, and Howson as Sir
Francis Bacon, acquitted themselves
very creditably in their various parts
assumed. Elizabeth" is one Of the
very best of Mrs. Bowers presentations,
and its merits as a grand historical,
dramatic piece are unsurpassed by any
yet presented this season. 1t will be
repeated tonight, and all who did not
see it last night should not fail this
evening to be present and embrace the
only opportunity which will be given
them Of witnessing this truly 6ne play.
Reserved rests can be secured At the
box office Of the theatre.
INPERIAL-ENPiRE.-This famous Gold
Hill institution is the thermometer at
the present time in mining and stock
dealing circles, regulating prices and
hopes. Those interested in
watching the fluctuations Of the stock
and reading the daily stock re-
ports ms they come in, look fret Of all
the price Of Imperial stock. What
ever developments are made at the
depth opened by the new shaft Of the
Imperial and Empire Companies, are Of
the utmost Importance at the present
The drift of the Empire Company
is over halt way through the ledge, and
thus far has developed nothing of any
very encouraging nature in the way OF
pay ore. The Imperial drift still con-
in barren quartz, but a side drift
has been commenced to follow the little
seams Of pay ore found just after cut
ting through the east wall Of the ledge.
Whether these seams will lead into a
good body Of pay ore or not, Of course
time alone can tell. The Empire drift
is confidently expected to open a good
pay streak next to the west wall. "Wait
little longer"
RxcovERINa.-Dr. Hall informs US
that Mr.. Moss, of Gold Hill, whose head
was so seriously injured ut the time of
the recent omnibus upsetting accident,
at Virginia, is getting along very well,
and is likely soon to recover. He sus-
tanned q very severe conclusion OF the
brain. Al. Prince, of Gold Hill, whose
leg and arm were broken, is also got:
ting along finely under the care Of
DR.. Bryarly.
New PUMP FIxINGs.-The Yellow
Jacket Company, Gold Hill, have re-
overhauled and thoroughly re-
the pump engine Of their south
shaft, put in a new bob, spur wheel,
etc., and it is working admirably, just
as was anticipated.
NEW DRIFT. - The Grown Point
Gold Hill, have commenced
o new drift, south from their shaft, at
the 90O-foot level. Choice developments
of good ore are confidently anticipated.
SUMNER SHowERs.-Yesterday and
day before, Gold Hill and vicinity was
visited by a few light but acceptable
thunder showers, which purified the air
and laid tho dust admirably.
BuLLroS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Gold Hill office
this morning 81 sacks Of bullion,
weighing 5000 pounds, and Of the
assayed value of $99,95o 80.
wADswoRrH-The civil engineers will
to-day survey and lay out the site Of the
new town of wadsworth, to which the
cars will be running by next Monday.
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of Z. Ruhling h Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, l0,049
ounces crude bullion.
FULL HousE.-Stickney's Circus per.
formed again last night to a full house,
at Fort Homestead, Gold Hill. It plays
at Dayton tonight.