Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-18
PrPER's OPERA House. Firss-ra'

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PrpER's OPERA House, First-rate
house last evening, as usual. Every
thing coes on swimmingly and festively.
=, r.. h,,, orc,c.a Jenn;e 10.
luz i'P.' 49,,
toyes, VINO wiz Snot.! "Pps
Opera house. ihey ha'e "lso suS'"eu-
ed IN eueet'ng an enSasemess WIZ. n.'
Sue Robinson @etzier lot iaaies h'sn's'
as they c~on'empi":e giving y" az.
talnment once or twice " meeA .oI
rs soon as the weatnee VIII Perw. -
piece Is soon 70 De orousn' oue snn ~
WIN cost tue ptoP'' -, =, - ,hor 5o
put upon inc stage W."1 III, ho
not tel. MONDAY evening - IN
a iauies hish' w .n' "a sr., mr.,
wnien OCCASION a.,s' - ,ramns ,bc
en'er'ainmen .! ,h. ~.Samn;on.
great oiiiiaru ma1su - ho,wcer
Tin Orudorff aud Wallace ". Wright.
See the extra choice bills out tor TO-
night.
Cor woRsrkp.-A couple Of belliGer-
ont fsmales down ut Johntown the other
.a, Tho wsr-no,h and came up
a"! so' hr ..o,hor romou
to SILVER Oi'! 10 "uiP -
who "had been talking aoVut .n.m
They met ,ne eneh! !" Snra;ch'
and pitched IN win a VIII SVt"
bite, squat, oa"'' maui, pu" hs,,i.
tear cameo was ..1 rSIn, ,aS;es
The result was 'ua' T1sa..S
went BACK nome mu. ,a;us a.
anu tne S.ne' o'! a.. A,n.nod
mot.rf.I,s one lace collar, seven yards
of rufle, one garter, nine pieces OF
comb, three false curls, n hoop sSis''
one earring, eleven III pins, nal"
dozen yards Of tragmcntary ealieo, IL
set of false teeth, several pads, one
crushed Int, four yards OF RIBBON, some
strips of whalbonc, one string OF beads,
and n ball of stocking yarn.
nrworrxrs-people in Gold Hill
,.,..o,o,
VINO nave neg'ee'eu W P"! '"'
their real and personal proper'!-o'"'e
ana eounl! ~ n;.Son .osuor g
sua TarIor streets. VIRGINIA Iup stairs,
over Feusier's store) or there will be
more costs. His summons is IN the 4th
mayo of the NEWS. And persons who
have neglected to pay the corporation
,a, Of he Town ofGold Hill had better
ro and sec the Town Attorney, c. J.
n,rs;nc a few doors below the News
os;ce. His can also be seen
on the 18th page of our paper. Save
costs.
PRICES OF PRovisIoSs.-The following
are the general prices OF some Of tue
leading articles Of household consumP-
ton in this locality at the present line
Flour, So and $40 per 100 pounds; po-
tatoes, 10 cents per pound; bacon n
hams, IS and 30 cents per pound; butter,
frkin, As cents-ranch, C.! and 20 cents
per pound eggs, 81 % per dozen tur-
kies per pound, so cents chicSens,
eaen, 81 WI" ao,"n onions 90
rSn,s nsr Mound and very scarce.
r,.eu,r;,r;,s
"EkhLf ~.
statement Of the amount Of ouiiion
shipped or received for assay during the
mas, week: From the office of Wells,
Fargo L Co., in Virginia, there were
shipped l,76l pounds otassayed onllion
at $500 o'. "I,;um ,nd
eruue e%o,,ors. + Ruhlipr / Co.,
virginia, 2O,47s ounces; George ".
Dorwin, Of Virginia, $50 ounces; Van
Wick l. Co., Gold Hill, lo,54i ounces.
, &C.
GOLD HILL 'LkE oLoh'-'"
our very best singers had a meeting
last evening TOR tue purpose vi o'S
ILlng Giee no,SSr mss,;pg nm Monday
lney hoia ~ Iii nsohablr nor.
e'en.us, uSa,aamsr,s ". have got
lecl 'ae.s a.a ss,ire ,n,on, among rs,
some very sood mn. - 500 i, nroSerlr
Snu We % Success to the Glee Club.
. q Cracker
"...sa.,oe h Pacific Railroad.
:. har. ,vn
says the Union, WISHES w 60
thousand TON Oh IRON S,s,;on w;,h;r Tho
next ninety days. i"e'e So "a
inc all the distance. ieauhotsiS an"