Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-05
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BY PACIFIC UNION xPR LINE
James Sporting, T h Cunningham.
III WOODRUFF AND RNNoR's LINE.
Mrs Hickman, JF Alexander, 9 Brewer.
OrERA HOUSE MrLoDEoN.-Notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather
last evening, there was u very fair at
tendance at the Opera House. Miss
Ella LaRue performed rs usual her DUR
ing and interesting rope-wslking feat,
to the admiration Of all. During the
present week she has been kept back
and has not appeared in much OF any
thing but this rope-walkiug arrange
meut, but we presume manager Bur-
bank will, during the coming week,
bring her out more prominently, and in
| pieces where she will show to better
advantage, not only as a matter OF JUS
tice to herself, but as an increased
pecuniary benefit to the proprietor.
kathleen O'Neil still Aourishes amid the
vociferous approval Of the audience each
evening, and that seductive youth with
curly hair, Tommy Farron, wins the
hearty applause Of the men aud breaks
the hearts Of the ladies rs usual. Sweet
Nellie Hosmer and the gleeful little
Clara, each is invariably encored again
| and again in their sentimental and
comic songs. Miss Josephine, Mollie
| Lowe, Burbank, Rhoades, Bamford,
Parker, Campbell, aud the rest, all OF
counsel do we'll, aud the Sparrow falls
to the ground (stage) each evening in
his "wench act" and gets up rubbing
the place where he hit, to the manifest
delight of the audience. Tonight a
rich bill of novelties is presented, con-
Guiding with Samuel Lovers famous
extravaganza entitled the Happy
Man." in which Miss Ella LaRue will
appear as "Koket, the Man Catcher
a character we should judge she might
assume in q very natural and expert
cnced manner, for she is handsome
enough to attract almost any man,
either to ineffsble happiness or exquis-
tie misery.
ELBOW RIsKcTIoS.-The important
surgical operation Of riseeting the right
elbow join. Of the arm Of Mike Lane,
was successfully performed, as We
stated in yesterdays News, BY DR..
Hitler, of Virginia, assisted by Dr..
Tjader, of Carson. About two inches
of the lower end of the upper arm bone
was removed, and found to be in q dis
essed condition, necrosis having super
vened as a result Of the shattered con-
dition of the bones adjoining. The lig-
aments of tho joint were also found to
be rotted away, aud the lubricating
water Of the joint entirely run out. All
the injured bone of the joint was sawed
out and otherwise removed, the wound
sewsd up, and if no unfavorable cir
cumstance interferss, the arm will be
we'll enough for Lane to appear on the
streets again before long. Anputation,
however, might possibly yet become
necessary. The operation yesterday
consumed just thirty minutes, the pa
tient being placed under the influence
of chloroform. Tom Garrity, the man
who shot Lane, thus SCATTERING his ell
bow with q pistol ball, is still incarcer-
at6d IN tue county jail.
No RxrLgcrIoN ISTENDrD.-In our
item Of Wednesday, relative to the man
apement Of the Belcher mine under the
present Superintendent, Parks, we in
tended no reflection on past managers,
| neither did we intend to say that the
| Bslcher had never been a self-sustain-
ing institution, although il evidently
has not for the past W or three years:
In former days the Belchsr was quoted
high up in the figures among the list OF
principal mines. 1t used to pay divi-
dends then, and may do so again. Who
knows?
Rates OF PASSAGE OVERLAND
Through tickets are now advertised by
Wells, Fargo L Co., from San Francisco
to New York, at 1884 in currency.
| Schedule time, eleven days. Tho faro
to Chicago is $3.50 25 in currency, and
to Salt Lake Sl25. Through fare to
Boston, S2S7. Whom the gap Of 300
miles staging between the two ends OF
tho road is closed by the joining Of tue
rails about next May, the fare will be
even cheaper than the aforementioned
rates.
"BRoKs." Professor Douohue, y
the o~ne-legged rope-faller, according
to the Carson appeal, yesterday broke
his leg in Carsoa, and had to call Sam
Wright, house carpenter, and a black.
smith, TO set it for him. Pity he didn't
break his id lying head. He had
better send up to Gold Hill and pay his
bills for advertising, for broken lamps,
and his board bill. If he does not do
it we intend to express our option oil
him and we shall also have him adver-
tised in the California papers.
SERVICES Recommendations SER
vices will be held BY Rev. L. Case, to-
morrow, as follows: N. E. Church,
| Gold Hill-Sunday School at 10 o'clock
A.. n. Evening services at the same
place at I o'clock. Services Mt Silver
| City at % p. ". The public are respect
| fully invited to attend.
AyrER THE CoIN.-Young Colt, who
married Lille Hitchcock the other day
in San Francisco, has gone East, per
railroad, with Col. James, the well
known San Francisco criminal lawyer.
The happy bridegroom is said to be now
after q portion of that $500 he con-
siders that he married with her.
DIVIDEND DEcLARED.-The Kentuck
Mining Company, Gold Hill, /" de-
clared a dividend Of $50. per share,
PAYABLE on the 10th inst. The Ken
tuck is in the front rank OF our div,'
deud paving mines here in Gold Hill,
and its prospects for future d''idendsa are
excellent. orr
FIRE AT RESo.-Lake's Hotel, nehr
the bridge, at Reno, occupied oy MI
Ingraham, was totally destroyed by ire
about 4 P. T.. yesterday, together w'tn .
portion Of the furniture, fixtures, etc.
Loss about So, 900. The bridge itseli
narrowly escaped destruction.