Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-20
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A HOt1llnH, EuIs ouiItaht - sNs
L NJ Mckinney, Miss A Sullivan.
P,pERs' OPERA HOUSE," R~osEDALE."
"Rosedale" was repeated last evening
a. the Opera House, to a soodIy audi
ence. The piece went of very smooth
" and each actor was evidently more
perfect and independent Of the prompt
or, having had moro time to study their
parts. In the character Of Rosa Leigh,
Miss Sue Robinson could not well be
excelled either in acting or personal APP
earauce One secret Of her success
is that she applies herself closely and
studies diligently the character and
lines she assumes, giving her undivided
attention to what she has to DO. she
always has been and always will be o
f,yorite. In "Rosedale" Mr.. Barrett
has a fine opportunity to exhibit the
great versatility Of his talented dra-
matte powers, an opportunity which he
certainly improves to very great advan
tage. "Rosedale" will be repeated
this evening, and tomorrow evening
will be presented for the last time,
therefore all who have not seen this
truly beautiful and pleasing play should
not lose the opportunity Of doing so:
On Monday night John Mccullough VIII
appear in conjunction with Barrett IN
Shakspeare's great tragedy Of "Othel'
To-" Ladies, 60 and sec Rosedale'
this evening. No extra charge for re-
served seats, which can be secured oil
| the b~ox-ofice Of the theatre.
CELEBRATION COMMITTEES MEErIsG.-A
meeting of the Gold Hill portion Of the
Committee of Arrangements for the eel
ebration Of the coming Fourth OF July
was held last evening ut Theatre Hall
pursuant to previous announcement
The following committees were chosen
Executive Committee-W. .. z: GIBSON
II. VI. yesey, Charles McWilliams' w
d. GRAY, Charles Foreman, Jas. Wright,
L. Goodwin, Samuel North, Jno. white,
s. T, Gage, G.. @. Stevenson, NJ. Nc
Cluskey, Ross Colcord, G. l.. Booth, A.
SiuSNy w N N no
Pessley, John l. fau', W. d.
sail. p. Froek, c. G. Warner, James
O'Dounell, S. ". Cub6uek, J. VI. Al
ans, G.. A. brie., l.. r'aI E;,ancs Com,
mittee-J. j. Hayes, W. D. G. Gibson,
W. ]. Cummings, Chas. McWilliams, J.
D Winters + ". Adams, o. II. Gray,
D. insees, ~ S1snJau A q Uny'
John binsiey' .'au ca R,ier +
VIM. Best, IL. N. 'e:e!' nr,ssd
on sSonid
that tue h~xeeue'e n.s,o, poet
have tue choosing VI, Tue maro al,
Reader President, e.e., auu sor The
other necessary "riaus ,n,;I
OCCASION iue me rS mamhsrs of
after the ceieor"tion: tue "U;,,sss
the Executive ana Fiuanee =,
are to meet on Monday evening u0N
Z! o'clock, at tue Express sal1ou,
street, lot ag,eem ~ maa,;na lSs,
aron;nr wac nerfeetly harmonious, all
political points or TISSUES being carefully
avoided and ignored, and we now feel
confident there will be the proper sort
of q celebration on the Fourth.
En,x,
ROUTE, TINE AND FAKE ~ SAN
cIsco.-Passengers taking "eiis' ra'ee
& Co.'s stages at Virginia for Keno At l:
o,elock-midnight-will arrive at Rene
in time to take the cars at 81 o'clock
mex, morning for Sacramento, arriving
at IA o'clock P. MIA hours from Vir
giuia. At 2 P. N. they can take thu
steamer for San Francisco, arriving 'ue o'
at 10 O'CLOCK y .re "" Tbs fare is a;
fellows: From Virginia to Reno, So
from Reno to Sacramento, SIG; from
Sacramento to San Francisco, .. 10
tai, S23. The distance " s'ase III
Virginia 70 heno :
oad rom Reno 10 Sao.Snon,n :,
miles; oy s.eamer " 'oo - To,sI
San ftnne'S''
1'ff "
ho' o THE oDhS DA.-
with any sort Of '~etPs,Gn0 iina . ' s,a,
aoou ~. N Tho way Of a social ball
such As the D~aytonites never fail t
enjoy, should be sur to be present a
The grand opening ball of Byron (
Kuh's, Odeon Hall, Dayton, next Wed
uesday evening. 1t is the largest an
finest hall in the State, and on that oc
casion will contain a large and we
pleased company, 1os o V;rc;";s SoI
PeUpi e ouS Silver Citv and other sur
rounding localities.
urur 1,,su oursrros."-on .h
..,ao, h., odve,
above SUBJECT, as wiz y. s
tisement in another column fro'ess0
Tbomas RIGGS. LII, D., gives o lectur