Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-14

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liant baritone Mr.. Carl Rosa, the fam
ous violinist, and Mr.. George T. Evans,
the talented and popular pianist and
accompanist. Mr.. Piper secures this
brilliant array of operate talent At a
cos, Of two thousand dollars in gold
coin for the three nights, one-half Of
which sum he has already paid cash
down in advance, therefore in order to
make the investment pay and even pre-
vent actual loss, the price of admission
has to be raised to correspond, yet he
only fixes reserved seats in the dress
circle =. So each. Those who do not
feel as though they could afford to pay
"a much to attend n civilized fashion,
able opera as they would to 60 to the
circus aud sit in q ricketty chair under
q ragged canvass tent, will Of course
take seats in the parquette at 81, there
fore it will be seen that the refining
musical charms Of the opera are placed
within the reach of all. Preference is
Of course given to those who desire to
secure seats for the season, as will be
seen by the advertisement, n point to
which we call particular attention. The
theater is being thoroughly renovated,
painted and upholstered throughout for
the occasion.
WHIrx PINE CuaREScy.-Says little
old Miss Sagely to our lsndlady the
other day Do you know, I hear Won
derful stories all about how rich White
Pine District is? You never heerd the
like. They tell me the silver ore out
there is so rich that they don't use
notnin' but cold chisels and hammers
to get it out of the hillsides. There
amt hardly any rock mixed with it, and
it goes over three hundred thousand
dollars TO the ton, in pure silver, and
then the gold ore is q proper sight
richer than that. Oh my. The miners
all has pigs bladders for purses, and
they puts a chunk of this gold ore into
their bladder, and they beats it with
their fist till it all comes fine like snuh,
you see, aud then when they buys ANY
boots, or any -four, or any drinks, they
Just vets their fingers, so, and STICKS II
into their bladder, so, and what gold
dust sticks TO il is what they pays for
what they buy Bless me, they're all
of EN- ever so rich. | think some OF
goin' on, there myself, although spose
If | did that hateful old slab-sided,
spindlc-shanked, rotten-toothed, gravy
eyed Miss McShny would say | went out
there \ purpose to marry rich, when
goodness knows ! might o done that
plenty O. times long ago, when ! was
nothin' but n pullet alongside OF an old
NANCY dominisker like she is. White
Pines mighty rich, though, and the
miners out there ought to get married,
ii they don't.
TRANSPARENT JoKE.-The broken
hearted Democracy said they were going
to have q grand torchlight jubilant
demonstration last evening down at
Reno. II was like "whistling in a
graveyard" as far rs their ruined party
and prospects were concerned, but they
felt bound TO toot their horn, II they
didn't sell q clam" so :heir brother
Cops up at Virginia sent them a whole
,wo-horse cart load of transparencies to
celebrate with, rs they hare little iur-
Their use for them in Horntown. One
Grifiths contracted to haul them down
there, and he faithfully performed his
contract, for he not only hauled them
down there, but about midnight he
came toiling back with them. He says
he couldn't find so much as q c~orporal's
guard down there to receive them, much
less 10 pack them round. Oh !! Reno,
Reno, how the Democracy would like to
gather ye like q spring chicken under
its wing, but We can't see it in thatlight.
BURGLARY LAST NIGHr.-Some tim
during last night II serious burglary was
perpetra,ed upon Tom Finch, at his
lower saloon, Gold Hill. Some burglar
or burglars effected an entrance through
the upper story Of the building, n
descending into the saloon, robbed the
show cases Of a large and valuable
amoun, Of mcerschaum pipes, cutlery,
ETC., worth in all nearly or quite si,ooo'
The rascals GO, of safely with their
booty, and no trace Of them has yet
been discovered.
"BLAcx GEORGE" George Swear
niger, who killed John c. Ahern AT
Virginia yesterday morning, is still at
large, no positive trace of him being
detected at last accounts. He is u com
mon sized man, about IS years OF age,
Of a very swarthy complexion, n full
black beard. He has the reputation oil
being a very bad and dangerous man
when crossed by passion or whisky, al
though said to be quiet enough at other
times.
Mission AT GoLD HrLL.-Rev. Father
Buchard will open u Mission in the
Catholic Church here next Friday, at I
O'Clock P. NJ, and will continue through
the following week. Preaching every
evening at the same hour. Mass wiii
be every morning at 8 o'clock, followed
by a sermon. "Busses' will run 10 ac-
comodate persons who may wisn 10
come from Virginia.
The Tuuxpxas or VlcroRY.-A salute
of one hundred guns, in honor OIL 'n'
srea, Union victories in the East, was
commenced on Fort Homestead at is
o'clock this afternoon. Do tue Demo.-
racy hear " General Grant" speaking 70
them? Thought they said he eould"'
talk
ASSESSMENT LEvIEb.-ou the 9th INST
n, will be seen by a notice in anotner
Column. the Gold Hill Tunnelling Gold
and Silver Mining Company ieviea nn
asssssment of two dollars per share on
-, Genital stock. On the 18th the Hale
4 Norcross also levied one OF sio.
CELEBRATION To-NiGHr.-Gold Hill
invite, Virginia, Silver City and Dayton
in a Grand Union Celebration ana gen,
erai Notification over the glorious news
from the East. Let there be gene'"'
ILLUMINATION tonight
BuLLIox.-Thcre Was shipped ITO"
Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Gold Hill once
this morning 5 sacks Of bullion,
.L;.- 400 r,,n6s and of the