Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01
IL EVENING NEWS.
Wednesday Evcnius,-...ApriI I. 1865
Gc,ypsxrSAMTo -ylcur.-This even

TO an entertainment worth enjoying.
"Sam," probably the finest and best
Americas. comedy ever yet produced be-
fore a washoc audience and which was
so well received at its first presentation,
will be placed on the stage tonight. II
is q comedy Ola very peculiar nature,
and in it can be seen something besides
Mr.. Whea;leigh. lie will personHte the
character of 4" Sam" II brother to Lord
Dundreary," and parttkinS largely of
his characteristics, aud il even the most
critical can detect n single flaw or i'm
perfection in Mr.. Wheatleighs rendition
we would like to have it pointed out TO
us. Otto Burbank rs " Dick servant
to Sam, will be Immensely fanny anu
keep everybody laughing at ms wnim-
steal oddities ; while Fanny TANKS can
no, fail TO receive her due share OF APP
plause in her "pcrSonation OF the verbose,
nompSus old maid. The balance of the
cas-, is very good, and we hope To see II
crowded house.
PIrERS' 0rERA llousr.-The enter
;ainment last evening was simply a
repetition of the previous evening, and
rs we said in our notice. Of il, was not
worth repeating, 4 fact calized in the
ciminutiye audience Of last evening,
decidedly the smallest since the Opera
House has been run by the Pipers.
Even the widest, stormiest night OF last
Winter did not induce so scanty an at
tendance. Such insignificant little
plays, however good they may be, are
not looked for from II star dramatic
and il Mr.. Whealleigh has any
really frst.class attractions, it is high
time to ,rot them out. We are pleased
to see that Miss Sallic Hinkley has re-
covered from her recent illness, aud
will appear tonight. Tomorrow eve
ming the great Lottery of Life will
be produced. to be followed soon by
"Under the Gaslight." Go and see
"Sam" tonight. 1t will be the aim Of
tie management 20 have no drag in the
entertainment, through long and tedious
intermissionS, or otherwise. Secure
your seats early.
THE Stages AND Il RAILROAD
The stages from Virginia this morning,
for California, connect with the cars
this afternoon at Camp No %, some six
miles above Crystal Peak, for the first
time. From there to Sacramento there
is now an uubrokcn railroad commune
cation, with thc exception OF the half a
dozcn miles OF an unfinished gap ut Co.
burns Station, and considerable snow
on the track between there and Cisco.
This will shorten the ,ime'very materi-
ally ia going TO and from California,
besides making travel that much more
comfortable. As to the Atlantic end of
the great railroad, Len. Wines. Esq,
Superintendent of the western section
of the Overland stage route, states that
the cars will be running to Fort San.
ders, west of the Black Hills, about the
middle of May.
PuoroGIArHS.-Who does not love to
see II good photograph Of II friend! In
these LAYS of accidents and explosions,
persons are unable to tell when they
will be called upon Z" to shuttle of this
mortal COLL aud in such a case, how
pleasant and consoling it is to have -
good and correct delineation OF the iea-
lures of those we love? This we are
enabled to obtain through the art OF
autobiography, and there is no place
where this art is SO well understood ss
at the gallery of Dr.. Beals, in Gold
Hill, and at Suttcrly's in Virginia. city.
VIRGINIA PRlNARIEs.-The following
is the result Of the Union Primaries,
held Yesterday for the election of dele
gates to the State Convention First
Ward-C. B. Kimbali, 60 C. Finley,
&C. Eagar, 10. Whole number of votes
cast, 20. Second Ward-I. 5. Burson,
llG; J.. V. &. Perry, lis; Geo. |. Lam
mon, ia. Third Wnrd-A. W. Bald
win, 1874; \. II. Emanuel, IA; w. A,
Walter, III 4. Williams, 81; Wm. NJ.
Cutter, IS; c. VI. Cornell, 4 Smith, |.
The whole number of votes cast was
ls9. Fourth Ward-M. l.. Dexter, G5 (;
W. W. Scoggius, 80 Frank Jones, 50 {;
j. Mcknight, 80. Whole number OF
votes polled, IFS.
Arm AuPUrArED.-Dr. Hitler Of Vir-
ginia yesterday afternoon amputated tue
right arm of Mrs. Chubbuck of Dayton
Just above the elbow. joint. The sad
loss of this arm was occaSioned by u
feIon on the thumb, which developed IT.
self some two months ago, and subse-
.1uent iniudicious treatment of the in
tanned and swollen hand and arm.
Notification ensued, rendering ampu.a-
ton necessary. The operation con-
sumcd less thar fifteen minutes. the pa
tient being meanwhile. under the intiu-
ence of chloroform and suffering no pain
whatever.
THUNDER SroRN.-We had II regular
thunder storm last evening by way OF q
rare Variety. There was some genuine
thunder and very fair lightning, and be-
tween -four and ten o'clock, p. NJ, there
were several smart showers OF rain to-
gether with some hail, laying the dust
finely. To-day heavy black clouds arc
portcntous OF April showers, aud the
fresh air is rcdolent with the aromatic
odors of many sage-brushes.
BArHEEs, Look HERE Your special
attention is called to the advertisement
of DR.. Mayer, and Brodek, in another
column. They give the most efficient
and luxurious baths imaginable, at rea-
sonable rates, shave you in the most
delightfully."- artistic manner /; dress la
dies hair lovely, and curl their water
falls for u dollar, and finish up by cup
ping, bleeding or leechins you, or pull
ling your teeth in the most gratifying
and az rceable manner. Give them n call
once, and you are sure to so again.
PRIMARIES IN GOLD HiLL.-The follow
ing is the result of the Union Primaries
held in the Frst and Second Wards o.
Gold Hill yesterday, nnder the auspices
of the Clubs First Ward-Winters, 2s
Hall, 1903 ; Lambert, lOI Nelson, 90
Ketchum, 81; Gray, 81. Second ware
w. d. Gray, ST. G. c. Stevenson, al
Cooke, 81.