Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-22
Dp-..n;s o.vv, Uousx.-It being " Ia

HOuSe, u OIL su''>s
rrssep,ed, consisting of the "Fool of
the Family" the "Irish Diumond,''
and the Flying Islanders" Miss Sue
Robinson being the Upright particular
star" on such occasions, she is the
only one we care to ~particularize upon,
merely remarking that she was well
supported by Miss Necic Young, a very
pleasing actress, Billy Robinson, n a
careful selection from the talented CON-
pany Of the Opera House. Ia her rem,
dition of Betty Saunders, in tue fooi
of the Family" Miss Robinson fully
justified the good opinion OF all VINO
critically regarded her former represent
tation of that peculiar character
ANDY BIake, in the "lrish Diamonu,
shcscertainly added new laurels 70 ner
already epyiable reputation as an nc
tress. The drama is one rspieSe WIN
true sentiment, and at MISS hoo'u-
son exhibited a degree OF natural pa
,hos and power in her rendition, caus-
inc fearful moisture to appear IN the
ewes of more than one in the sympa-
thetic auditory. Sue Robinson Is a
Young but promising actress, possessed
of far more real talent than many VINO
are Landed before the public rs stars oil
the first magnitude.
WAsHIyGroS's BIRrnDAy.-The pat
rio,ism of the true loyal people OF Gold
Hill properly manifests itself on this,
the ever memorable birthday "nnirer-
sary of Washington, the Father oil MS
Country" he who was FIRST in war,
first in peace, and first in the hearts oil
his c~ountrvmen.' A national salute
was fred this morning from the Yellow
Jacket works, and throughout the town
and on all the mining works the glorious
old flag of freedom ave its starred ana
striped folds proudly to the breeze.
Prominent and conspicuous on the LOFTY
hillside, like some grand fortress over
looking and protecting the town; S'anuS
the immense and handsome building OF
the Impcrial-E Empire new hosting WORKS,
with the national ensign floating above
the roof. How typical and emoiemahc
of the same proud flag now waving over
the great Imperial Empire o; the worldi
the greatest, ~freeSt, and best, whose
cIor;ous future uoue of us, now, may
conceive of or appreciate; nation
proud of her heroes, aud never failing 70
commemorate the birthday OF George
Washington.
WEEKLY BuLtIoS.-The following 1871
s,o,smept of the amount of bullion
Al
shipped or received for assay during the
pas, week: From the office Of Wells,
FARGO ( Co., in Virginia, there were
sbipped s,l55 pounds of aSsayed bullion
valued at S7G,53+ 10; Gold Hill, sol
pounds, valued at S25,I53 TO- Inc
amount of crude bullion received LOT
meItino and ASSAY is as follows: Il.
Pnblinr GCo. ofvirginia, q, 27O ounces;
Leopold Kuh, of Virginia, l,23+ ounces
GEORGE W. Dorwin, of Virginia, S,l6'
W. G. Bousfeld & Co. Successors 70
Tbeall ( Coz, Of Virginia, lo,oia
ounces (; Van Wyck Co., oil o hiii,
1887 ounces.
ISpoRMurloS WANTED. fos'm"s'er
Warmer has received letters Of inquiry
concerning the following persons sup
nosed to be somewhere in this vicinity /;
From A. Seameus, of Sugar Grove, "a,
asking for the whereabouts Of Mrs. Mary
]. Smith. George H. Langley, and s.h'
Langley; from Z. E. Lawton, oil uneven,
Broome county, n. Y, who has inciosea
a letter Of great Importance 10 ms
brother, W. c. Lawtou, who can obtain
the same by calling at the Postomee;
Anv information concerning either oil
the above parties will be gratefully re-
ceiyed by their friends ut home.
Ssowryc IN Tue SlEREA.-A dispatch
received from W. II. Ennor, dated
"Cisco, 10 A. NJ" to-day, says "No
train till Monday-snowing fast" A
TELEGRAM from there yesterday said IL
was u~raining hard" So it seems they
are having some "weather ana con-
siderable oft, in those elevated regions
which will operate somewhat oostruet-
inply to stage travel. A week ago Tue
stages were arriving by eight oeiocA
in the morning, at Virginia since then
they have been dropping more n more
behind time. They were certainly three
or four hours behind to-day.
THE SrAoEs.-At IL O'Clock An, TO-
day, the California stages via bonner
Lake route had not arrived. Billy Hale,
the agent, informed US that he hao
heard from them however, and thai they
lef Hunters on the Truckee at o'clocb
this morning. They were expected &c
arrive at any moment. So also WIZ
the Overland stage; 1t was momentari!
eynected to arrive, but was not yet IN
The cause of the delay was tue pa,
state of the roads across the lower val
leys and plains.
MORE SroRN.-Thc portentous CLOUDS
of Yesterday eliminated in a few hSn
SQUALLS last evening, but before mid
night the sky was cloudless again INT
the little stars shining coldly down
This morning, however, more storm wa
apparent, and snow enough leii !"
whiten the ground. The Gold Hill Pig
all slept last night seven in a bed, viii
ali their noses pointed due east, ant
other sure representations all say NOR
storm. 1t will snow tonight, and ran
tomorrow.
PARADE OF The SWEENEY GUARD
The Sweeney Guard, our crack militar!
corps of Gold Hill, were out for parad'
to-day, md presented a very hne an
creditable appearance. They went u
to Virginia this afternoon awhile, II
order to assist the National Guard Q
that susburban own to celebrate WASH
ington's Birthday.
BENEFIT OF M-oSuNxsrAts No. {
please bear in mind, everybody, this
Monumental Engine Co. Ne. 6 take
bepe6, next Wednesday night at riPef
Opera House. An extra cnoice OIL.
novelties is preparing for the a =
Let no one fail to purchase a ticket y
this benefit, il they never DO lot III
other.
Txx-D,y RoLL.-The Board OF VI