Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
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Mary Mortonixas, B Parayas, w II James,
II Buckingham, Hr Heaton, ID Brewer, 1
CALLAHAN. NJ laterty.
NPIrER's OPERA HoUsE.-Thc Opera
House was well filed, both in dress
circle and %psrquettc, l,s, evening, on
the occasion OF W. II. Robinson's bsn-
eft, and with the exception Of IL couple
Of di.agreeable earthquake Interrupt
tions, creating a terrible panic and rush
for the doors each time, everything
passed of very pleasantly and satisfac-
torily to tho entire audience. Those
earthquakes were u nuisance, and hard
for some people to get used to, and 1t
was only through u compliment realiza-
ton that they were "SHn francisco
STYLE" and n fashionable innovation
from the Bay City, just introduced by
the railroad across the mountains bring
ing US in nearer proximity to the gay
and shaky metropolis, that they could
be enjoyed At all. The two plays pre-
scented were the comedy Of the "Sol-
dier's Bride" and Love up n troc, a
very neat and pleasing little farce. The
first piece was badly interrupted by tho
earthquakes, but nevertheless the actors
all did well in their various parts. Miss
Robinson took the situation as coolly rs
possible, but although n Soldiers
Bride" fearless of powder and big can
non, the earthquakes made her turn
pale, and even added Il charming from
u~lousness to her sweet voice in her song
in that character. Billy Robinson, MS
"Col. Fsrrier," looked and acted every
inch a soldier, except during the earth
quakes. @. W. Cooke, aud tho other
brave warriors, also s~kedaddled about
that time. There were funny scenes be-
hind the scenes rs well rs in front.
Lsslie's "stump Speech" Miss Robin
sons ballads, Burbauk's "Guuboat
Sam" and tho Highland Fling Of Mr..
Rea, in the interluds, were exceedingly
we'll given, and much applauded. Taken
as a whole, tho entertainment was the
best which has been presented at the
Opera House for some time, and well
worthy of the large audience present;
This eveniug will be " ladies' night
again, and for the irst time in thi, State
Barney Williams great sensational
drama of " ireland and America will
be presented with II powerful cast oil
characters. Besides this, II brilliant
olio and other good things will be pre-
sented. Reserved Ieats secured without
extra charge, on application at the box
office.
CASTOR OrL.-They have some most
powerful castor oil for sale at Tucker 4
MERGERS store, in Gold Hill. A friend
of ours went in to SEQ some sample bot
ties last evening which had rolled Oh
the shelf By the vibration OF. the hrst
shock Of the earth's heave, and on sight
Of the castor oil, aud just AS the third
uheave" came, the dsrned stuff worked
him out OF that store into the open Dir
Quicker than the shake Of a lambs tail.
We were present, and the Aforesaid
gentleman, whose name is Mills, whose
coat-tail was invisible because of n,
cloud of dust in his rear, caused by the
celebrity of his %retreating speed. Per-
haps be is running yet.
A SMALL OyE.-The Democrats OF
Gold Hill have a small mortar cast to
FIRE of their hoped-fo for victory OIL next
Monday. I. is a small arrangement
and If such an occasion should happen,
the gun might possibly be heard rs far
down as the Devils Gate. We hope our
Union voters will ave them the trouble
and expense Of sven firing tho little
mortar. The General Grant is going
TO make tho music next Monday night
music, too, which can be heard away
down at Dayton, Empire, Carson, and
Reno.
FELL DowS.-When tho earthquake
occurred las. night the Overland stage
driven by Badly Greco, WAS coming
over one Of the deserts between here
and Ragtowp, the vibration OF tic
earth was 80 severe that three of the
horses actually fell down on their bel
lies. Badly Green says he thought
some Of the road agents were after him
sure-aud the very idea Of again being
made to '.stnnd and deliver caused tue
hair on the top Of his head to Island ON
end like the quilts upon tho fretful por-
cupine." But the horses got over 1t.
PRospEcroRs.-A. II. Emanuel, Geo.
Lameroux, and two or three others lef'
Virginia on a prospecting or mining ex-
petition to Walker Lake, where they
have recently discovered several lodges
| which assay very richly in silver and
| gold, in the bills near the Lake. They
| went with . suitable wagon and horses
and were well provided with grub, tools,
| and other regulates for an effective
prospecting siege. Success attend thep'
Dos'r TnApE.-we would agsia ap'
peal to the Usion voters Of Gold MI
not to scratch single name from th'
| Union ticket uext Monday. The othcl
| party Is ready to trade the wholeof thsi'
| ticket for . slagio vote for Marshal
| But let no Union voter accept any suef
offer. We must elect the whole ticket
Beware OF trading.
l. AMERICAN FLkr.-Bohinger's. black
cat, out At American Fiat, got a BIZ
| ,earo on last night, caused. By u,
earthquake A. search warrant isfson
for her. Bohipger says he WISH
| scared the least Iii, rs he thonght som
| Of the boys were ,,pnly " fooling him
| The shockSuers as were out at. Aineri
can Flat as they we're in Dold Hill, i
Gsxisai GR1sr. The big Unio'
gun, General Grant," was this, morn
ing remoyed-housing and allrthsougI
the energetic. efforts of Brier and others
to n more effective positioa ON Fog
Homestead. The cannon now stand
on the platform near tho flagstaff su'
9~yerlooks Gold Hill town. Tho oil
General viii ,.speAk" to-night. ~
Losr.-Ths Lady who dropped he
"-w~terfsll1 last evening daring ID
earthquake -..cl.smen., Wills trying .
a new pair or Shoes In n store ~ COL
Hill, is requested to CAN fork. Sh
can " draw on sight"
T. BuLLlox.-GoA Hill Braseh. ASA