Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-03

Parke, Louisa Ellis, Frank Anderson, Mrs
Frank Anderson, A Gurtry.
PIPER's OPERA HousE-THE MIN
srRELs.-The famous California Min
strels still continue to attract excellent
and apprecistive audiences at the Opera
House. The instrumental part Of their
entertainment is Of the very best, and
no one can find fault with it, and rs for
the vocal music it certainly excels any
thing which has ever been this side Of
the Sierra. Bamford's superior voice
in singing is superior to even that Of
Wambold, who has remained chief in
that respect in the public estimation
ever since he was over here with the old
San Francisco Minstrels some Eve years
ago. The double clog dance Of Dick
Sands and Billy Ashcroft is also the
very best ever seen in this State, and a
principal feature Of the entertainment
consists in the refreshing newness Of
the songs, jokes, and general witticisms
served up, old stale jokes and gags be-
ing allowed to lie unreconstructed in
their graves. An evening with the
Minstrels is q perfect feast of rich music
and choice fun, and all for four bits. A
new and varied programme for tonight.
TAKING THE GoLD Hill CEYsUs.-A
gentleman connected with the public
schools the other day was around with
note book and pencil ascertaining the
number of school children in Gold Hill.
He called at a house at the upper end
of town, where he found q young Miss
who in response to his inquiry only
gave the name of "Gussie;" only this
and nothing more. She dcmurred so
particularly to giving any more name,
that the census man felt bothered, and
finally went to Brier and asked him if
he knew the reason Of such ~unaccount-
able bashfuluess. Brier being we'll
posted Immediately explained. All
parties are posted now. In the language
Of E Campus, Satisfactory
To rHE LADIEs.-The ladies Of Gold
Hill are especially invited to come to
Theater Hall this evening to hear Judge
Campbell make a speech for Grant and
Colfax. II they will only attend, we
will guarantee that they will enjoy the
speech. Quite q number Of ladies have
already signi6ed their intention to be
there. The best Of order and decorum
will be observed by the gentlemen-and
as the campaign is about opening, the
meeting this evening will be u good
starting point for the Indies to begin
right. Let there be a large turnout
this ev~euing-and let the ladies show
that they have not lost any Of their love
for the Union and the Union party.
"SSosxEY" Is HIS NANE.-In OUT
item Of the other day, relative to jim
OrndorA's dog, we got his (the dog's)
name wrong. We called it "Philauder,"
but q private note from the solicitous
proprietor informs us that in reality his
1.-THE dog's) name is "Snorkey."
Smokey goes. We cheerfully make the
correction in justice to him (.he dog),
and in order to prevent any complicated
misapprehensions on the part Of the
public, assuring him (0rudorf, not the
dog,) that nothing malicious on our
part was intended.
UNION CLUB MEETING.-Hon. Will
Campbell will address the First Ward
Union Club this evening. His text will
be, "Thsre is a vast difference between
the Union nominees and those Of the
Democracy" The Judge is a pleasant
speaker, we'll liked by nll parties, and
we bespeak for him a full house. Come
out, Democratic friends, and hear for
yourselves. cit will be good to be
there"
The CRoPs.-We learn from a farmer
who has O ranch not far from Carson
City, that the crops Of the farmers in,
Carson river valley are very abundan.
this year-in fact, wheat, barley and
hay, which crops are now being har-
vested, have never been known to be
better. The potato, vegetable n
corn crops, are also represented to be IN
a very promising condition.
Coop BODY OF 0RE.-Quite an extern
sive body of average ore has recently
been developed at the lower level Of the
Yellow Jacket mine. II is at least
twenty feet in width, and is a very en-
couraging episode rs connected with the
history and prospects Of our lower min
ing levels.
WHERE ARE o JoHS?- Mrs. Mary
Ann Clark, Of Austin, earnestly desires
to hear of her son John Clark, whom
she has not seen for four years. When
last heard of he was in Gold Hill. ANY
information respecting him will be
gratefully received by his"mother in
Austin.
BRIEa's LAsr.-Why will the Democ.
racy after the coming Presidential cleo
ton be different from parties generally
after elections? Ans: Because they
now Seymour, and after the election
they will see less.
BuLLIoy.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
office of E. Ruhling & Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, 49,
4l6 ounces crude bullion.
BuLLIoS.-C. Wiegand & Co., Of Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, l0,l4l ounces crude bullion.
TIE STAFF OF LrFE.-Jacob Becker,
n p,Larof Gold Hill whose