Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-27
H EVENING NEWS.
Mo.d.y RveniSs,......AprT ~, 1853

should DC covered ny uu insurance poi-
icy in some reliable insurance company
AND ooc, toe, that does not equivocate
for six months, or a year after losses are
sustained. The Pacific Insurance Com
pany, Of which W. H.. Blauvelt, is
Agent, at The. Bank of California, in
Gold Hill, is the right kind to insure in.
The cash assets OF this Company on the
FIRST day.of January, 1868, were Sl,2s9,-
SIS 90. The management Of the Com
pany is in good aud trustworthy hands,
consisting of permanent residents OF
California and Nevada, aud whose
wealth and integrity is above question.
4 man or n woman whose property IS
worth insuriug against loss by hre, and
wt.o has no policy, is certainly behind
the times. The dry summer season is
now coming on, and n little protecaon
against loss by fire cannot hut be de-
sirable to amy one.
PipsRs' OPERA HousE.-Another grand
gala night ut the Opera House last eve
Ming. Everything was gaily. The
Webb sisters having concluded their
engagement on. Saturday evening, the
Legitimate" was laid aside, and the
old style melodeon was INDUCED in
freely and easily. Music, song, mirth
and jollity were the order ofthe evening,
and the pretty waiter girls all did a
thriving business in the lager and cigar
line. Tony Ward, n new acquisition
from the Bay, who is rs full Of queer
songs rs an egg is full Of meat, aud who
knows how to sing them, made his FIRST
appearance, and was very much APP
plauded. The great sensational rail-
road scene. from "Under the Gaslight,'
was given MS the ~afterpiece, and created
II greater sensation than ever before.
Ask n one who was present and he
will tell you so. Mark TwsiR's lecture
this evening". 4,
"MARx TwAIS" To-SrGHr..-At Pipcrs
Opera House this, evening, the genial
humorist, "Mark Twain" alias Sam
Clemens, holds forth on the subject OF
"Pilgrim Life" being descriptive of
his famous trip on the steamer Quaker
City to the Holy Land, and Astounding
in valuable information aud droll Illus
trations of what he saw in The storied
realms OF the barbaric East, where men
wear big shawls tied around their heads
in hot weather, and call white men
"dogs," and the women only show one
eye at time. In order TO give all IN
equal show in reserying seats for this
and tomorrow evenings, The diagram of
seats was not exposed for selection at
the ticket Office until after 10 o'clock
this morning. No seats were allowed
10 be engaged before that time. The
Opera House tonight is sure to be
crowded. Doors open at I. The mn
b~urtheuiug Of Marks tribulations will
mmen at s o'clock precisely.
Orr FoR CARsoy.-The Opera House
theatrical Company left this morning
for Carson, in order to favor the theater
goers Of hat widespread rectangular
burg with the best performance they
ever saw there, by q long odds. h
they could easily do at any time, but on
this occasion they are doubly sure Of so
doing, as Mrs Sue Robinson Getzler, tho
best theatrical actress who has been on
this side of the mountains for months,
will perform in conjunction with them
as the I Of the company. They open
this evening with the L" Irish Diamond
besides which they give any amount OF
excellent entertainment. Tomorrow
evening fully rs good \ performance will
be given, after which they will return
10 Virginia. We recommend Manager
Woodland and his talented company to
the kind ~ hostilities +" OF the Oarsonites.
NAY NIGur BALL.-Cross, the crossest
of all Crosses, and the jolhest OF all
landlords, officially in u
advertising columns to-day that on the
evening Of May LIST he expects everybody
to bring their wives, daughters, sweet
hearts and lady friends, down 10 the
grand May night ball which transpires
at his National Hotel, Mt dayton,
Everybody who ever went to a MI IN
Dayton had n glorious time, were glad
they went, aud are sure to 80 again.
The balls al the National are always cs-
pecislly. attractive, and Cross and his
estimable family know how TO treat
their friends when they call. We hope
to be "thar" aud see the fun on that
jolly occasion.
OPP FELLOWS CELEBRATION TO-DAY.
The Odd Fellows Of Virginia, Gold
Hill and vicinity are celebrating the
for,y-ninth Anniversary Of the introduc.
ton of their order into the United States.
The celebration takes place in Virginia,
and smbracesa grand procession through
the principal streets, to Pipers' opera
House, where exercises will be held, ln-
Guiding an Grafton by Charles h. DE
Long, Poem BY Jos. T. Goodman, Odes,
etc, and the whole will wind up with o
ball this evening, or rather o PAIR OF
them. for both Athletic and Armory
Halls are engaged in order to accommo-
date the immense number OF those VINO
will participate. 1t is . very hne day
for the celebration.
SOMETHING Ngw IN yIRGtsI4.-A hre-
mans new style hat is on exhibition NJ
the hall OF Kuickerbocker Engine Com
pan sent up from San francisco !Sy
Hose Company No. 4, as a present. IL
ia the latest style, very light n airy.
The inventor must have had something
TO do in discovering the latest style OF
ladies bonnets, or hats. ThisthremSn,s
hat is worth going to see by our "o'u
Hill fire laddies.
USios CLUB, To-Nroar.-Tho Union
Club Of The First Ward, Gold Hill, will
have /. very lively and pleasant reunion
a. Thes,r. Hall, this evening, and will
be addressed by Hon. W. W. BISHOP
District. Attorney Of Storey county.
Members OF TIC Union Clubs as well as
Democrats who wish to near INC "u''
arc requested to be present:
To rnE LApIxs.-Mr. Frankcnheimer,
of the. Gold Hill Fashion Emporium has
lust retnruedsfrom San Franeiseo Nt'e
a most beautiful stock, OF Spring anu
summer good, for the ladies.
LIBERTY HosE--A special meeting o.
the members of this Company VIII DC