Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-13
Departures.

Carson THEArRIcALs. - Barrett and
Mccullough, and the excellent dramatic
company supporting them played "Ham-
let" last evening at the Carson Theater.
In eriticising the performance the AP-
peal Of this morning says: GAS Carson
ties, we have but ono comparison to
make with this performance and that -
with Mr.. M~cCullough's assumption OF
the same character, that gentleman
being the only actor who has (of late
years at any rste) played Hamlet here.
Without disparagement to Mr.. Barrett's
rendition Of the part, u judgment in
cliues Us to award at least equality Of
merit to Mr.. MeCollough-or not to put
too 6ne . point upon the matter, te like
McCullough's Hamlet best. This 10,
however, no disparagement Of last
nights performance. Mr.. Barrett has
studied Hamlet i~ntelligently
and to good purpose. Coed voice,
good figure, and good action he certain
has; and his reading is in singular
good taste. Should like to see him on
= bigger stage and with more favorable
surroundings. Mccullough as the King
was correct and p~ainstaking, as he
always is. Ophelia and the Queen were
so 20. Tonight Mr.. Barrett plays
Richard land we may be sure he will
play it Well) and Mccullough appears
as Richmond. The occasion being
Messrs. Barrett aud McCullough's beu-
eft, we bsspeak q full house." They
appear at Piper's Opera House, Vir-
GINA, tomorrow evening.
PaoaREssIxa.-Ths winze from the
west end Of the Imperial drift at the
soo-foot level from the Imperial Empire
shaft is raised to the hight, or rather
length of about forty feet, and is pro-
crossing a. fast a. could be expected.
The air is better than might be antici.
patsd in such . place, being even better
than in the end Of the drift below. The
body Of ore found in the upper end Of
the same winze, at the lower level OF
the old mine, is still looking well. 1t
is not extraordinary rich, but is Of n
good average character Of milling ore.
New FOREMAN ELlcrEp.-At the
meeting Of Yellow Jacket Hose Compa-
ny No. 2, last evening, Richard Mercer
was elected Foreman in place Of VIM.
H. Began, resigned. Mr.. Mercer is a
good fireman and will fill the position
well. Began contemplstes leaving
town soon, which 10 the occasion Of his
resigning. His fellow 6remen dislike
to part with him, and their best wishes
will attend him wherever he goes.
SELLING CHEAPER THAN EvER.-Baum
Brothers, next door to Frankeuheimer's,
Main street, Gold Hill, advsrtises to
sell out their entire well-sslected stock
Of ready-made custom clothing, gentle.
mems furnishing goods, hats, gloves,
etc., in sixty days, and at the most sur.
prisingly low prices; in fact, cheaper
than ever. Now is tho time, and there
10 the place to buy.
BoEoLr AaAIS.-National Police Ga
zette, Illustrated Police News, The
Novelette,, Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper, New York Ledger, The
Sketch Book, and Chimney Corner.
The above are what Fred Boegle Of the
Virginia Postoface News Depot sent Us
this morning as specimens Of what be
has just received per mail from the
East, in the reading line.
No FIRExrx.-Some men join Gre
for real, good, honest pur-
poses f; while others do 20 to shirk jury
duty. Some persons whose names were
on the roll of members Of Yellow Jacket
Hose Company No. 2, yesterday, will
not find them there to-day. 60 and
see, If you were q member yesterday,
S.coSp WARD, GOLD HILL - This
evening, between s sud 8 o'clock, the
of the Union Club Of the
Second Ward, Gold Hill, will hold q
special election for q member OF tho
Union County Central Committee.
FouRrH WARD, VIRGINIA. special
for q member Of the Union
County Central Committee, will be held
this evening between 5 and 8 o'clock in
the Fourth Ward, Virginia City.
RzcovrRISe.-Thos. Williams, shot by
o'Neil last Friday morning, on South c
street, Virginia, Is said by his physi-
clan, DR.. Green, to be recovering from
his wound.
Our ON BAIL.-0'Neil, who shot Will
liams on South Q street, last Friday
morning, was yesterday released on bail
Of 81, 900, aud 10 now in Gold Hill.
BuLLIoS.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of E. Ruhling l. Co., received this
morning for melting and assay, TO-
o93 ounces crude bullion.