Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-29

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PIpER's OPERA HousE.--The lcgiti-
mate drama will be inaugurated again
tonight at the Opera House, with Mr..
Charles Wheatleigh as the bright par
ticular star, supported by Miss Sue
Robinson, l.. F. Beatty, and = select
and talented dramatic company. Mr..
Wheatleigh, on the occasion Of his
former visit, achieved numerous tri-
umphs and successes in the various
plays he presented, and we doubt not
he will be fully as popular with our
theater goers now as he VAS then. The
opening piece of the new theatrical
season will be the great favorite play
entitled the " Lottery Of Life During
the evening Mrs. Getzler will sing a
favorits song, and Mr.. Melville will sing
the original "Coal Oil Tommy" and
one or two other popular songs. Mr..
Wheatleigh will shortly present The
Flying Scud," and during the season
The Flash Of Lightning" the new
sensational piece by the author OF
" Under the Gaslight," about which 50
much has been said in the Eastern pa
pers. There will be no extra charge for
reserved seats, and they can he secured
on application at the box Office Of the
theater.
WEEKLY BULLIoN.-The following is a
statement Of the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during
the past week From the Office of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in Gold Hill, there were
shipped 5,57s pounds of assayed bull
lion, valued at S42,325 Il; from their
Office in Virginia, 1900 pounds, valued
at Sl03, O93 80. From Virginia, by Pacific
Union Express Co., 76i pounds, valued
at SIG, 94S 81 The amount Of crude
bullion received for melting and assay
is rs follows: f. Ruhling 4 Co., OF
Virginia, 2O,4S5 ounces; Leopold Kuh,
Of Virginia, 5,237 W. c. Bous-
field L Co. successors TO Theall h
co.,, Of Virginia, 2O,22s ounces /; Gold
Hill Branch Assay Office Of E. Ruhling
& Co., Al, 562 ounces; Wiegand Il Co.,
Of Gold Hill and Virginia, $0,ls4
ounces.
PoRrAnLE FIRE ESaISE.-In another
column see the advertisement OF the
very convenient and handy arrangement
by which a man can be his own engine
company in case Of a fire in his camp.
1t is always ready for immediate use
and an incipient fre-that is to say,
what nigh. become a great c%onfiagra-
tiou-csn be squelched at the rery ont
set by means Of one these effective little
extiuguishers. Everybody interested
should take q look At them, NJ least.
Fully AyyouycEp.--At the conclu-
sion Of a very able speech, last even
ing, at the Third Ward Union Club, in
Virginia, Judge A. W. Baldwin nm
nounced that be was q Union candidate
for United States Senator, and intended
to make u "fair. square, earnest fight
for the place declaring that he would
cheerfully abide by the verdict OF the
people in his party, ns between himself
and Mr.. Stewart.
FoR County TRrAsuRER.-As will be
seen by publ shed card in another col
umn, ]. S. Kaneen, OF Virginia City, is
announced as q candidate for the office
| of County Treasurer, subject to the
Union Republican County Convention
to be held September 18th. If there
are any better men than kaneen for
| that office or any other, We would like
to see them trotted out. kancen viii
do.
CoNvALEscEXr.-Thos. II. Sunder'
land, ESQ, who has been very i'll, re-
Gently, with mountain fever, has so fE
recovered as TO again make his appear
nuce upon the streets.
CoxxrssioSgD.-The Carson !iPp:a'
saws that the Governor has commits
stoned Vim. A. N. Van Bokkelen ms No
tary Public in Storey County to reside IN
Virginia City.
TaE JARS" At CARsoN.-The famous
Japanese troupe will delight the people
of Carson with one Of their peculiar and
unrivaled entertainments, next Monday
evening.
BuLLloS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of f. Ruhling 4 Co.. received this
morning for melting and assay, l6,?i'
| ounces crude bullion.
PREAcHISG.-There will he preaching
in the Methodist Church, in this place,
tomorrow (Sabbath) evening, NJ 4!
o'clock, by Rev. r. A. Kicker.
THx GLARS" At DAYToS.-The jap
anese troupe played to a crowded hous'
at Dayton last evening. They vii
play there tonight and tomorrow night