Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-22
THE EVENING NEWS
Tas.a.y RveaI.s.--DeeenSer ~, 1858
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attractions are, there will people be at
tracted, and when, in addition to thu
best Of music, singing, dancing, ant
general eccentrieities aud delineatious
dramatic, comic and otherwise, are
added the charms Of lovely female form
judiciously displayed in sweet exubsr-
anee, there could not, Of course, fail 10
DO good houses at Piper's. That
what's the matter Miss Ella La Rue
%personatsd the gay and shapeful
"Aolly Brown" in that attractive and
amusing ~afterpiecs entitled "a trip to
Luna" last evening, and Otto Burbank
could not be squaled as Jonathan Slow.
man.. Jimmy Murphy made his first ap-
pearance last evening. BE shows some
improvement in his songs and dances,
and received a warm welcome. Go and
see the feast Of, fun prepared for to-
night. The double clog dance by
Jimmy Murphy and Miss Josephine is
alone worth the price of admission, and
no one should fail to see that wonderful
shape aftcrpieee, aud ascertain satisfac-
torily what will be the status Of Virginia
and Gold Hill and the Comstook ledge q
hundred years from now. Tomorrow
evening John Finn and Sammy Good
child, the original "Babes in the
Wood" who have so long labored amid
the shifting scenes OF their eheekered
profession for the sole benefit Of a
grateful public, to the fetal neglect OF
their own wash bills, hash accounts and
ether private interests, will receive a
grand aud they hope and trust, a very
lucrative bene6t-somsthing after the
Mccullough style. They will give an
immense entertainment, worth far more
than what they will receive in eash from
il. Everybody goes.
"Glr Ur AND Dusr. This popular
command is daily put into practical
effect BY the multitude Of customers
rushing to Lille & Co.'S, c street, Vir-
giuiA, a few doors south Of Taylor
street, eager to make their selections Of
holiday goods, toys, books, fancy arti-
Giles, etc., before the heavier rush which
must set in within a day or NO.. A
great variety Of very ingenious toys are
to be found at Lilies, from the single
and singular little aerobatie performer
who goes heels over head very neatly
down q fight Of steps, and then throws
q good square summersault after reach
ing the floor, up TO a full nelodeon COM
pany in the midst Of the ''great plnnta-
ton walk around" Queer little shows,
mechanical aud scientific puzzles, odd
musical instruments and others that are
not odd but very pleasing, dolls, dogs,
cats, pictures, and all that ssrt Of thing,
such as are priced for holiday presents,
nrs TO DO found in the greatest profusion
at Lilies, cheap, at the least imagin-
able amount Of cash. Also rich and
valuable books, albums, portfolios, gitt
books, stationery, etc. Call at Lilies
and take . look at ssms Of those beau
tiful acknowledgement. Road the ad-
vertisement Of Lille L Co. in another
column.
A BLANKET TuIsr.-About s P. n.
yesterday, while the boardess at the
Empire boarding house, Gold Hill, were
at supper, some thief took the oPpor-
tunity to slip up stairs and steal three
pairs Of blankets from n Of tho rooms.
The theft was discovered soon after
wards, and quite o number Of the beard
ers started out after the rogue. They
secured the country in the immediate
vicinity, but without success ; the thief
escaped in the darkness. There has
been considerable done in the way Of
robbing cabins, etc., Of late, and it 10
to be hoped the rascal or rsscals may
soon bs nippsd and find lodgings in our
town calsboose. A petty larceny thief
Of this description is the mennes OF all
thieves, for poor people, miners, and
such, are his victims.
TIVE Nxw TELuoRApH CoMrASY.-The
Atlantic and Pacific States Telegraph
Company, as we stated in our yester-
davis issue, have opened their once in
Gold Hill, and are now ready for the
transaction Of business, their line being
in complete ruuuingorder between here
and San Francisco, and Intermediate
points: They also connect with San
Jose and Santa Clara. This new line is
a substantially built double wire ono,
and the company advertise to do bust
ness at reduced rates, relying on tue
liberal patronage Of the public, which
thew respectfully solicit. Sec adver-
tisemsnt under head Of New To-day"
A RACE Holss.-Absut 5 ?. n. yes
tsrday q heavy teu-horss team was at
the Kelsey Mill dischsrging a cargo OF
castings, when the leaders, for some
cause or other. started, and, making =
short turn, threw one OF the swing n
mails into the deep race just below the
mill, he was s~xtricated by being led
cut through the lower end Of tho race
about q hundred yards below. The
horse was somewhat scratched ard
bruised, but not badly damaged: In
falling into the race be came near drag
ring two or three others Of the team
along with him.
BsLcHxR COMPANY ELEcrloS.-Ths
stockholders of the Bslcher Company
held their annual meeting at their office
in Virginia City yesterday. The follow
inc gentlemen were elected Trustees
Pm Mckay. Lewis Reynolds, Duncan
G. Mckay, VIM. H. Blauvelt,. a. d.
E~drington. After tho Board had or
ganized, P. N. Mckay was elected Pres
idens; II. Bruckmann, Secretary; VIM.
sharon, Treasurer, and P. N. Mckay,
Superintendent.
CoRaaorrox.-A grievous error &C.
Cured in our types yesterday in an item
r.lativ. to the famous Mohawk q
Montreal mine at Excelsior made u'
say that the rich deposit OF rich goia-
bearing iron and copper pyritss recent
" struck in that mino, assays, oy tne
colonization process, from So to s4o per
ON. From 5000 to 5000 per ton is .ne
correct statement; quite a difference,
surely, and a decidedly important Poin'
for the consideration Of
R,xovlp TO CAt,ToRSIA.-E. B. wal
colt, 50 long known as q resident o.
Gold Hill, ssd proprietor OF the oniol
Scales, has sold ont, and yesterday isi
With his wife and family for Caliiosnis
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