Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-15

fiPEE > ofkhA h0SSe.
House continues to be crowded every
evening. Attractions like those pre-
sen,ed on the stage are sure to draw al
ways. The Piper's show their good
business, n in thus catering Literally
10 the theatrical tastes of the public,
and by constant additions, and tho sue
cessiye introduction of new talent n
novelties, not allowing Of the teasloiii-
~ of another melodeon starting in OPP
nosi,ion. People will always go where
the best show is given, regardless OF
private friendship or faroritism TOWARDS
proprietors, which fact the Piper's fniiy
realize, therefore are always on the look
ont for new attractions in order TO keep
IN the good run they arc now having.
The theater being finely lighted thru ugh,
out with gas, and comfortably warmed
by means Of three large stoves, it is
found 10 be the best and cheapest pub
lie place to pass away an evening there
is in the city. The gentlemen, at least,
all find it so, and it keeps them out OF
mischief.
REFUSE CLOTHING DEsIRED.-The Re-
lief Committee respectfully request all
persons having cas,-oit clothing which
they can spare, to forward the same at
their earliest convenience to the County
Recorders office, for the use of the
Door and destitute. Most people have
in their possession articles Of wearing
apparel which they have cast aside, but
which by a little fixing up would do
very we'll for those in need. Clothing
Of any kind is better than none this cold
weather. Childrcn's clothing, too, IS
often laid aside from being outgrown,
and ladies frequently have an old dress
or two to spare; all these, together with
any species Of underclothing, blankets,
a boots, shoes, hats, ETC., all are
ius, what is wanted. Send them along.
We are also requested to state that any
of the above dcsirables left at the Gold
Hill Assay Office will be duly forwarded
BY Mr.. wiegand. Now is the time.
BURIAL AuEAp.-Thc ever enterpris.
ing Burial, of tue Pioneer Bookstore,
corner Of c and Union streets, Virginia,
this morning sent us copies Of Harper's
Bazaar, Chimney Corner, Scientific
American, Gleasou's Literary Compan-
ion, waverly Magazine for January,
The Novelette,, containing the story OF
the Pirate Smugglers; The American
Miscellany Of complete stories; NO
T%horoughfare, the last story OF Christ
mas of Charles Dickens aud Wilkie
Collins: Pretty Little Sarah Songster,
New York Tribune, Irish People, Gin
cinuati Weekly Commercial, New YORK
Mercury, etc., all just received per mai!
from the East. He has plenty more OF
the same sort, together with other
"uews matter till you can't rest," q
cheaper than any Cheap John establish
ment dare think Of, and nothing extra
charged for other goods.
Nor THE CHAMPION Brick Our Vir-
GINA contemporaries speak Of that big
bullion brick from Pine Grove as the
most valuable brick yer moulded in
this State, its value being Sl3,524 "a,
and weight TIL ounces. In this, how
ever, they are mistaken. E. Ruhling q
Co., the we'll known Virginia assayers,
ON the fourth of last May, moulded and
ossayed A brick Of bullion for the I'm.
perisl G. & S. VI. Co., weighing 2,ilZ
ounces, and worth rs per assay SlI,'
&c &c 7, con,a;ned Of gold SIS, TS5 IS,
and silver 81, 742 81. Thus 1t will o.
seen that although the Pine Grove orics
is one Of very desirable size Tor any I'M,
pecunious individual to possess, yeti
lacks considerable Of being either tn
largest, heaviest, or most valuable ON
ever moulded in this State.
STAGE AccIpESr.-Day before yester
day morning, the outgoing Overland
stage upset near Westgate, and a pas
seucer named George Glimpse had q lei
badly broken, and Capt. +. g. Smith
formerly Of Virginia city, but now o
Salt Lake, was quito severely injured
SURGICAL attendance al telegraphe
for at Austin. We have learned n
further particulars as yet.
THEY WANT TO Go, Too.-Why don
the Pipers' have another "ladis'
night" at their popular theater. Th
ladies all read aud hear so much abou
the good things to be e and heard 9
the Opera House, that they are gettin
extremely desirous Of seeing the tun,
we'll as the men. Give them a chanc
REcovrRISa.-The friends and admit
er, of Johnny Tuers, the actor, will I
!. plased to learn that he is fast recove
ing from his late severe illness, and wi
soon be able to resume his old place
the Opera House stage. Burbank
still r~usticating and reJuvenating
Steamboat Springs.
, wAsHoE ENGINE COMPANY No. A.
~special meeting of the above compar
will be held this Wednesday, evepiu
at half.past I o'clock, for the purpo,
!. of settling up matters relative to q
= recent ball Of the company. All hsvi'
tickets in their possession are notifed
bring them in.
FLouR.-This very desirable article
I daily food is now selling at 80 and 5
. ner hundred, here. That is ratherhig
lint IL may rise still higher. 1t is u
the "self.rising' article, either, aithou
il rises without yeast.
: FROZEN Up.-Earth, water, everyshi
:, pretty much, is frozen good and 50
Of h.rcabou.s, with but little prospects
a thaw Just at present. In consequen
nd sleighiog, coasting and skating ne
ve was better.
MEAsLHs.-Two or three cases OF
measles have appeared at Virginia CT
=, within the last two or three days, 8
~ two or three at Gold Hill. The die
came via Bonner Lake route from q
fornia.
] CoxIxa.-The large new spur VIII
for the Empire-Impcrial e hoist
works to replace the broken one, is
~. its way over the mountains. It will