Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-21

JnO MellcanO, a y t0ulQ, Nlr9 Ramon ana
children, w Boyle, S Hornbrook, W Stein
bihs, H N yesey.
ny PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
u Riorden, Us Bowker, James Rhondo,
W II Johns.
PpER's OPERA HoUsE-THE Jars
The wonderful doings Of the famous
Japanese acrobats, gymnasts and Jug
glers continue to astonish the patrons
Of the Opera House to an unlimited ex-
tent. Last evening being their second
appearance, the theatre vas crowded 10
almost sutfocation, and much more than
on the first evening, II fact which ar
CUES well for the increasing popularity
of the objects of attraction. There are
some fifteen or sixteen of the perform
ers in all, being n combination OF the
uHah-yah.tah-kee" and "Mi-ka-do'
troupes, and the first and only japanese
performers who have ever consented or
been allowed to exhibit their marvel
Gus talents outside the sacred boundn-
ries of their native land. Little "All-
right has become q prime favorite
with all the ladies, and there is hardly
one who sees the little chap 60 through
his ~acrobatic performances so correctly,
so uufailing, careful and self-possessed,
that does not experience a strong desire
to buy him aud put him in II pickle jar
or other style Of glass case and keep
him there to look at. The performances
of the other members of the troupe are
Of the very highest order of merit, and
none who 60 to sec them, quit the Oper"
House without feeling that they have
got their full moneys worth. Complete
change Of programme every night.
BANNERS y MONOPOLY. - Monopoly
in business is what ~paralyzes trade, not
only in gentlemen's clothing and fnrn.
ishing goods, but all othergoods. Monop-
oly also induces higher rates of charges,
enormous profits and the consequent
enriehing Of the few at the expense OF
the many. Whoever takes sides with
the people iu the breaking down Of any
monopoly, surely must he n public ben
efactor and favored as such. Therefore
it is that so many are rushing to trade
at Banner Brothers, c street, Virginia,
opposite the Enterprise Building. They
were the first to bring down the prices
Of clothing so that every poor man a
now afford to 60 dressed in good cloth,
and in fashionable style, and still have
a few dollars left for their pockets.
Read Banner Brothers advertisement
40. lkNo,r To -Jav
STARTING Ur.-Under the efficient
and energetic superintendent OF Char
ley McWilliams, the Pacific mill has re-
Gently been thoroughly overhauled and
reft,ed throughout, and the machinery
put in the best possible working con-
ditiou. A large new engine has been
put in, and all the pans, etc., re-
arranged for efficient service. The Pa
ci6c is situated in Gold Canyon, ut the
lower extremity Of Gold Hill, and is u
forty-stamp mill most excellcntly ar
ranged throughout. All the new
arrangements are about completed, n
it will probably start into full operation
again to-day or Tomorrow. This hue
mill has always done good work, but
has never succeeded so well us under
its present management. The PACING
will render a good account Of itself this
fall and winter.
Sr. JoHS's CHuRcu.-We arc pleased
to hear that on next Sunday evening, at
eight o'clock, there will he divine serv-
ice in St. Johns Episcopal Church, in
Gold Hill, and that the latO Rector,
Rev. H. D. Lathrop, will oficiate. This
will be pleasant news to many OF our
Christian people, who have for months
looked with sadness upon the closed
doors Of St. Johns Church. We hope
to see q large congregation gathered
within its walls on next Sunday evening.
SHERRY CoBBLrRs.-The polite "bar-
keep" a. the Gold Hill Bank Exchange,
will accept our thanks for a pitcher OF
most deliciously iced, orauged, pine
applied and lined sherry cobbler, re-
ceived to-day when the sun was so hot,
and when the thermometer ran up high
towards ninety. The sherry cobblers
at the Exchange cannot be surpassed.
The GOLD Hill JUBILEE.-Next Mon
day evening, let it be borne in mind,
that another grand mass meeting jubi-
lee of the Union men Of Gold Hill and
vicinity, will be held on Main street.
Hon. Geo. G. Gorham and Thos. Fitch
IN .ll.A,. kkn n,..tnr
TERRIFIC CANINE EScoUNrER.-Two
large sized ~poodles had m unpleasant
ness this morning on upper Main street.
They fought desperately for several
minutes, and were finally squelched by
two old women, a bucket Of slops and n
scrub broom. No arrests.
WArERNELoSs.-A bountiful supply
Of the above fruity and acceptable vege-
table now is apparent in our markets.
They come from Sacramento principally.
Our own produce in that line will come
forth in due season.
BuLLroS.-Thers was shipped from
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s Gold Hill office
this morning 0 sacks of bullion,
weighing ESQ pounds, and OF the
assayed value Of $l9,9Il 05.
BuLLIoN.-Gold Hill Branch Assay
Office Of E. Ruhling / Co., received this
morning for melting aud assay, L.
ass ounces crude bullion.
BULLIoS.-C. Wiegand & Co., OF Gold
Hill and Virginia, received this morn
ing, for melting and assay, 1867
ounces crude bullion.