Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-30
N,w C.asoy TuEarER.-The APpta!

NEw Carson TuEArER.-The APPeaI
Of this moruing, speaking Of the new
theater u, Carson, now being rapidly
pushed toward completion under the
management of Mr.. a. Rollins, its arch
itect and builder, says: They have
already got the frame up /; and we no.
,iced Yesterday morning that the rafters
were being placed in position. The
hall. which is to be so by so feet in di-
mensions, and which is to be so ar
ranged us to be accommodated to the
uses OF q concert room, theater, or ball
room, will be the finest in the State.
The stage will be in rear Of and sup
elemental TO the main building and
ample arrangements will be made for
dressing rooms, etc. In short, the new
public hall will be the sort of thing that
ought to be among the public iustitu-
tons Of the Capital--ana, taken AS q
piece Of enterpriSe-considering the
hard times-refiects much credit upon
Messrs. Moore aud Parker, its project
ors." Speaking Of u lame for the new
ediice, which has arisen Ph9nix-like
from the embers aud charred remains OF
the old Pavilion, MighelS goes on u
saw" We nave been awarded the honor
of Christener to the new arrangement ;
and we feel II pride in doing something
neat aud nice, while we are about It.
IAtheneum' is q decent and dignited
NAME Pavilion is burnt ont, ashy
aud secondhand. Blu. then 'mem'ry
will bring back sentimental re-
gard for such good old names
as beethoven Hail. 'Odeon; The
Opera House ; The Temple Of Thes-
pis The Snug I; Canterbury Hall
The Gro,to of the Muses. /; a Second
Edition Of the Old Thing ('Secondary
symptoms?) ETC., etc, etc, and we are
puZz.ed for II name, which, like rose,
would smell MS sweet. What shall it
be called? Concert Hall? That sounds
tame and commonplace. The Centre
Of Attraction would be better. Live
and let live would do but an old
Downieville restauranter stole that
name for his eating house, years ago,
and that won't do. 'Moore's Melodies
,couEd do; but then that leaves out, by
implication, Charley Parker ; and that's
hardly fair let's stick to something
comprehensive, Instructive aud sensible;
something democratic and free from
any faint of foreign atfectation-not
despisiuc, but rather cherishing for the
good i, has done, that good old name,
tThe Carson Theatre Nobody need
be ashamed OF such n name rs b Il ;
everybody will understand it it means
what it says, and carries with i, \
newer and better significance than any.
thing we can think Of, taking the mat
ter by aud large There being no OBJ
lection, Carson Theatre goes"
TuE ORpuANs' FAIR.-The Fair for
the benefit of the Nevada Orphans Asy-
lum, will commence tomorrow evening
October lst-at Armory Hall, Vir-
ginia, under the auspices Of the Sisters
of Charity. We presume this Fair will
be after the style usual heretofore.
There will be numerous side tables and
booths, where exposed for sale at goodly
rates will be II profuSion of infanti!e
clothing, huge pin%cushions, pretty dolls,
pictures, albums, bibles, toys, n IN
fact all sorts of presents suitable tor all
sorts of persons. Then, too, there Will
he the - Postofice," "Grab Bag
Wheel of Fortune" and rallies in
profuSion for any number OF objects.
There will also be reireshment tables,
where coffee, pies, cakes, turkey,
cheese, ETC., Il be procured. Some
ROSY goddess will preside over n deli
cious bowl of cuticing punch, and the
prettiest aud most pleasing ladies in the
room will be the s~aleswomeu ut the
tables and general superiutendents OF
the mercantile and ~gastronomic depart
mcnts. A fine band of music will be
in attendance, and dancing will probN-
bly, be generally INDUCED in after a
certain hour each evening. That this
Fair throughout will be An occasion OF
much pleasure no one need doubt. The
price of admission is merely nominal,
and we hope to see the hall rowde
every evening. Surely money could not
be spent more ~pleasnrably and IN a
worthier cause. Remember the orphan.
THE GREAT CIRcus.-Mr. Sweet, the
travelling agent for ChiHrini's Royal
Italian Circus, passed up through town
on the Carson stage to-day. He was
formerly n citizen Of Virginia, and well
and favorubly known to the terpsicho-
riun aud musical portion thereof, and
looks about ten years younger thah
when he left there two years ago. TINS
rrea, circus is by far the best which
has ever crossed the Sierra Nevada, and
its popularity ut the Bay may be judged
of from its having performed IN San
Francisco no less than eighty consecu-
tive nights. II will come by way OF the
Plsceryillc route tomorrow, and after
performing at Genoa, Carson mt Day
ton, will 90 to Virginia, where 1t Will
perform all mex, week. II will not open
at Gold Hill ut all, there being no eiIgi-
BILE spot here large enough for 1t.
= TEX DOLLARS REwARD.-Charley Van
Gorder has lost his black and tan ter
rier pup. His (,he Dogs belly is COW
cred with white spots from disease, and
his ears are cropped short, in accord
once with notice in our advertising col
umus, under head Of " New To-day
Any person finding the aforesaid pup
and delivering it at C.. II. Van Gorder
Office, will receive the stated reward.
See notice.
CHuRCH SSRvicEs.-Sermon this even
ing at ST. Johns Church, by Rev. j.. J,
Talbot, Rector, at I! O'Clock. This
Wednesday evening service is especially
10 accommodate those who cannot at
tend on the Sabbath, and i: is desired
that families will take notice OF the
opportunity. On Thursday evening, al
the church, u Bible class for adults
will be held. All are cordially invited
DESIRABLE Property RAFFLs.-Mrs'
Carroll being nbout TO remove to CALI
fornia, has put her very desirable resi-,
deuce and lot up at rattle. 1t IS situated
near the Piu,c mill, lower Gold Hill,
and whoever wins it will have II prize
worth contendIng for.
TRUcESE MELoDEoN.-A fine Melodcon
will be opened for the first time at the