Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-10
THE N NEWS.
Tuesday Rycuinx,......Nnrch 10, 1865,

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PIrERs' OPERA HousE.-LaSt evening
the "Corsican Brothers was repeated
at the Opera House for the last time at
present. The interest in this fine play
has not tagged in the least from its frs,
presentation throughout, and it would
even bear n run Of several nights longer.
Miss Sue Robinson in this piece person.
a;ing the twin brothers Fabien and
Louis del Franchi, certainly made a very
successful hit, and added new laurcls
to her already high reputation as an
actress Of great merit and future prom
Use. Instances are very rare where in
one actress are thus combined such cs-
Unable qualities as an actress, singer,
danseuse, and above all, the true hearted
woman, and it is this which has won
for her the legion Of real and apprecia-
tive friends she possesses among US.
There will be no more I" ladies' nights "
given until next week, when a radical
change takes place in the company, OF
which due notice will be announced in
4 day or two.
Coon TENrLARs AT GOLD HILL.-The
lecture on Temperance given last eve
ning by \. c. McDougall, G. W. Couu-
sellor Of the California Grand Lodge, |.
o. G. T., at the Methodist Episcopal
church in this town, VAS well attended,
and was listened to by the audience
lat o,..... al raananf ~ Tim e1nEn.
The good resulting from the lecture was
exhibited by the organization of q new
Lodge Of Good Templars, TO be known
as Olive Branch No. 10, with Is charter
members. The following officers were
selected for the current term, viz: G..
\. Dyson, W. c. T; \. j. Beals, W. K.
II. s.; W. NJ. Long, W. l.. II. s.; Mrs.
Mary G. Fraser, W. V. T.; Vim. W.
Turney, W. s.; w. |. Cummings, W. A.
S; J. d. Earle, ". +. s.; Mrs. S. ].
Hawley, W. T; W. VI. Falconcr, W. NJ;
\. c.. Cotton, W. D. VI /; Miss Hattie
Peabody, W. |. G.; a. P. Forbes, w.
0. G.: j. Y. Anderson, W. c.; c. W.
Carman, p. W. C. T. Mr.. McDougall
will lecture at the same place again to-
night, after which the above officers will
be installed by the lecturer. The pub
lc are cordially invited TO attend.
To SroREEEEPERs y SALOON KEEP-
ERs.-We invite attention to the adrer-
tisemen, Of Gile, Hayes & Co., under
"New To-Day" 1t is the card Of q
large wine and liquor store in San Fran
cisco-of which our much esteemed
,owuey Col j. J. hayes, is u Of the
arm, and resident partner in Storey
county-and which we can guarantee,
is q sure sign that the very best quali-
ties of foreign and domestic brandies,
whiskeys, wines. ETC., can be obtained
Of Gile, Hayes & Co.; and At prices for
cash equal TO any house in San Fran
cisco. Col. Hayes will receive orders
in Gold Hill.
~FrrzGERALp's New SryLE.-Oricom
Pisserinctum Fitzgerald, the Copper
head Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
ton in California, has introduced into
the public schools Of that State an Gu
tire new system of spelling and pronun-
citation of s~yllables. 1t is q new style,
but we cant say that we consider II
adapted for this region. A chart of the
new style can be seen in McCluskey's
saloon of modern curioSities, IN Gold
Hill. Friends of the new science of
education are especially Invited TO call
and examine the specimen sent over
by Fitzgerald.
GRAND BALL ST. PArRIcE's NIGHr.
We would gently, yet perhaps unaeces-
sarily, remind the terpsichorean public
that on Tuesday evening-l7th inst
a grand ball will be given at Theater
Hall, for the benefit of ST. Patrick's
church, Gold Hill. No pains or expense
will be spared to render this ball ono of
the most pleasing and satisfactory en-
gagements of the kind imaginable. See
advertisement with long lists of the va
rious committees in another column.
THIRD WARD UNION CLuE.-The Union
men of the Third Ward Virginia, met
at the Office Of Judge Addison at I
o'clock last evening, and organized a
club for the campaign by the election OF
the following officers: President, K. I.
Smith I; Vice President, John Mcdonald;
Secretary, W. NJ. Cutter. Tw~enty-four
signed the roll. The club will meet at
the same place on Monday evening
next.
THE "FLYISG DUrcHMAS." This
startling and wonderful nautical drama
will be the grand feature of the enter
,ainment at Piper's Opera House this
evening. 1t will be well put upon the
stage, and abounds in strange working
machinery, scenic effects, etc. II can
not fail Of being a very great attraction.
Besides this piece, there will be q splen-
did first part and a brilliant interlude OF
song, dance, and general delineations.
ELECTION OF 0YFrcERs OF ENGINE
COMPANY No. G.--The following officers
were chosen by Monumental Engine
Conn n No. G on the Divide, at the
annual election held last evening /:
President, W. T. Warren (; Foreman,
James Orndorff; First Assistant, Fred.
Kline Second Assistant, John CALI
gan Secretary, Joseph L. Mcdonald I;
Treasurer, NJ. L. Dexter; Steward, Jas.
Ball.
HARRY SPRIGGs.-This favorite min
strel and general genealogical actor who
has so materially contributed to the
amusement Of our theater going citizens
for the last few months, having termin-
a,ed his engagement at the Opera House
leaves tomorrow to fulfil an engage
ment at San Francisco.
FIRST WARP UNION CLuB.-Ata meet
ing of the First Ward Union Club of
Virginia, held last evening, the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
James Phelan ; Vice President, G.. Fin
ley /; Secretary, W. Ii. Young treas
urer, l. E. James.
L D. S.-The Quarterly Conference