Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-22

PIPER's OPERA HoUsE-fHE "JArs.
Another full house greeted the Jap
anese troupe at the Opera House last
evening, and the novel entertainment
passed of very much to the satisfaction
Of everybody present. The a%ero6atic
tumbling by the little juvenile Japs,
apparently not over FIVE or six or eight
years old, is truly astonishing, and
their fexibility Of backbone a wonder
to all ANTAGONISTS. Little Albright I"
brought downthe house numerous times
with his great talents in the way Of
doing feats Of equilibrium and tall
climbing on poised ladders, poles and
wash tubs, and the top spinning, rope
dancing and other marvellous doings Of
the larger Japs, received their full
need Of applause. That delightful
Japanese band is ''some' in the musical
way, and the way that young lady does
navigate that little old banjo is II
caution to George Goes or Tommy Bree.
The old chap on the fife, too, is no sar-
dine, exactly-neither is the drummer,
who plays both base and tenor drum at
the same time. That band is what
takes US. The theater is bound to be
crowded during the two or three nights
which remain Of their engagement. The
dress circle is we'll crowded each even
ing with beauty, wealth and fashion,
and the parquette is filled with Chinese
men and women, Piutes, negroes, and
in fact every shade Of color-the most
promiscuous assemblage ever gazed
upon. All goe, orderly AS could be
wished, however. Entire change of
programme every evening. Go and see
the Japs tonight.
WEEKLY BuLLIoN.-The following is a
statement of the amount Of bullion
shipped or received for assay during
the past week : From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo L Co., in Gold Hill, there were
shipped 4,426 pounds of assayed bull
lion, valued at Sl27,57s 6s; from their
office in Virginia, 4,l94 pounds, valued
At 500, $50 81. From Virginia, by Pacific
Union Express Co., lll6 pounds, valued
at SCI ,s22 SO. The amount of crude
bullion received for melting and assay
is as follows: E. Rubbing L Co., OF
Virginia, 2l,40s ounces; Leopold kuh,
of Virginia, 1000 Inc ; W. G. Bous-
field 1 Co. (successors to Theall 4
co.,, of Virginia, 1850 ounces Gold
Hill Branch Assay Office of E. Ruhling
Il Co., co, O49 ounces; Wiegand L Co.,
Of Gold Hill and Virginia, 43,Tos
ounces.
THE LARGEST LoADs.-The largest
load of timber ever hauled into Virginia
BY any one team was delivered by Mr..
of Washoe, and consisted Of
1877 feet, o team Of twelve animals
being required for its transportation.
This rather oversizes the load Of ll,237
feet hauled on the 2lst Of last month
BY the team of the Marker Brothers
from the lumber yard Of Williams 4
Caldwell, Washoe City, to the Belcher
mine, a distance Of twelve miles. The
team consisted of sixteen mules. A
dav or two previously they hauled a
load of lO,540 feet from the same yard,
to the Milton mine on the Divide. Who
hauls the next big load? Such extern
,iye hauling is not easily outdone.
DISTINGUISHED SPEAKIyG.-This even
ing Senator Stewart and Hen. George
C. Gorham will address the citizens Of
Carson, and Hon. Thos. Fitch will
speak at Washoe. On Monday evening
next Mr.. Fitch, aud Messrs. Stewart and
Gorham, will speak at Gold Hill: Sem
ator Stewart, Hon. George c. Gorham
and Hon. Thos. Fitch addressed the
people Of Dayton last night. Senator
Stewart and Hon. George c. Gorham
will address the citizens OF Reno on
Tuesday evening next.
PERsoyAL.-AlYah c. Austin, after
whom the town Of Austin, Lander Coun-
ty, was named, and who is one Of the
in the Pacific Iron Works Mt
San Francisco, is in town for a few
days on business.
PgoaREssISa.-The new tunnel OF the
Occidental mine, although commenced
but a few weeks ago, has already
reached n depth of about three hundred
feet, and is being driven ahead with I'M
abated energy.
RExovED.-The Pavilion building,
which has so long been no ornament to
the Plaza at Carson, is being torn down
and removed.
ALL RuSSISG.-Pretty much NIL the
mill, in and about Gold Hill are now
running steadily, plenty Of rock being
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