Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-07

PIPER's OPERA HoUsE-THE MIN
srRELs. - Music, mirth and jo!lity
reigned supreme at the Opera House
last evening as usual, aud no one OF the
entire audience left without fully be-
lieviug that they had got their full
MONEYS worth. If there be any among
our theater-going population who ave
not vet been to see these famous min
strels, listened to the sweet ballads OF
Norman and Tommy Bree, the wonder.
full ialsetto prima donna singing OF
Bamford, the 6ue, brilliantly executed
instrumental music, the extraordinary
clog dancing of Sands and Ashcroft,
the drolleries Of Johnny Mack and the
~laughable doings of the rest OF the 'tel'
lows Of infinite wit" who compose this
talented company =; if there be any such,
we say, the sooner they secure eligible
seats at the Opera House and 60 and
occupy them, the better, for the engage
meut Of the company closes on Monday
evening next with Johnny Mack's bene-
6,. Go and see the Ministries tonight.
THEArRIcALs.-The Opera House ORA
matte Company, who have been travel
ing out around among the outside towns
for the last two weeks, giving theatrical
performances for the special delectation
Of the general population, returned to
Virginia yesterday, all more or less m
Drowned by the sun, but looking none
the worse for wear. Whether in con-
junction with Barrett and Mccullough
they will give a series of choice stand
ard dramatic entertainments at the
Opera House next week, deponent saith
not. P. S.-Since writing the above
we are informed that the great combina-
ton Of which we speak might make
full arrangements to play at Gold Hill
for about q week, commencing to-mor-
row evening. More about this to-mor-
row.
BARRETT AND McCULLoUGH. The
above talented and popular comedians,
together with Mrs. Charles Poole, Miss
Helen Tracy, Miss Maggie Lynch, and
Willie Edouin will arrive from San
Francisco this evening. They will
doubtless commence a series of first
class dramatic entertainments to.mor-
row evening at Gold Hill, Dayton or Vir-
giuia, but exactly where is not yet fully
decided upon. =
OFFICERS OF LIBERTY ENGINE COMA
Ny No. l., elected Wednesday evening,
August 9Th: A. A. Putnam, Foreman /;
4. o. Holmes, First Assistant w. II.
Isaac, Second Assistant =; E. l.. Stern,
Secretary ; J. A. Holden, Treasurer ;
Capt. Peter Nye, Trustee.
PAINT AND PRElERvE.-Houses paint
ed by c. l.. Brown, Main street, Gold
Hill, opposite vesey's Hotel, preserve
their good looks much longer than If
not painted at all. His style Of deco
rative painting is also much approved
of by all good judges.
A BLowER.-It is a hot day to-day,
and the ice-cream man is out
blowing his little horn at a fearful rate:
he is doing we'll, and selling plenty OF
his frozen commodity. No wonder he
blows.
WHERE TO BEvERAGE.-Go to the Ex-
press Saloon, and get Ross or Hay to
fix you up n of those choice exhilara-
tors Of theirs, with ice in it. Just the
thing for hot weather. Equal to linen
coat.
BIG MoSEY.-We know Of two mining
companies in Gold Hill who together
disburse in gold and silver each month
about one bundre ed and fifty thousand
dollars.
GOING Up.-The cut stone foundation
of the new Catholic Church, at Virginia,
is rapidly going ny, and already makes
quite an imposing appearance.
DeUos AND SEEDs.-The most eli
cient drugs and best garden seeds are
to be found at Morrill's we'll known
drug store, c street, Virginia.
BuLtroS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office of f. Ruhliug & Co., received TIM
morning for melting and assay, o.
36s ounces crude bullion.
BuLLlox.-C. Wiegand Co., OF COLO
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, l644 ounces crude ouiiion'