Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-08-31
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PlprR's OPERA HousE.-Thc opening
night of the newly iuaugursted theatre
Il season, under the auspices Of Chas.
wheatleigh, on Saturday evening, Mt
the Opera House, wns a very acceptable
success, the house being well filed
throughout and the play passing OF
smoothly and we'll. The piece selected
for the occasion was the " Lottery OF
Life" one Of the finest In. WheatleiSh's
catalogue. In this play Terry the
Swell" is the principal character, rs
d~elineated by Mr.. Wheatleigh. With u
little more careful study on The part Ut
Beatty, the character Of Mo-die Solo,
mons might have been much improved
Willie Edouiu rendered the character Of
Sir Wilton Down very fairly, as did
Hamilton also that of Robert Morgan.
Mrlville's Coal Oil Tommy WAS excel
lent, and received with marked favor
by the audience, and Billy Robinson ~
Bob Mawley, was one Of the farorites OF
the evening. Miss Sue Robinson, as
Polly O'Halloran, was rs usual very
successful, and the applause bestowed
indicates the strong hold she always
has and always will have MS II prime f"-
voritc with her audiences here, where
she is best known. Mrs. Poole made
quite a hit as Miss Tartar, aud Miss
Tracy did very we'll rs Emily Summers
The capital play Of "Sam,' one OF
whea,leigh's s~pecialties, will be en-.
acted tonight.
TIE JAPANESE DirFicuLTy.-Mr. Nc
Kinney, the well known proprietor OF
the Dayton stage line, called on US to-
day, aud thinks that a little unjust re-
Election was cast u; on hts stage man.
agement in our account Of the difficulty
Of last Friday. He says TINT at the time
Of the row Mr.. Baldwin, agent Of the
troupe, was on top Of the coach beside
the driver, and when the fuss
broke out, expressed the hope
that the white man would get
the best Of it. When they all
90, out into the street aud were light
ing, the white man would have got on
top of the coach and let them have the
inside all to themselves, but they would
not allow him to do so. The stage
waited some little time for them To QUIT
fighting aud get aboard, but they would
not do so. As to the coach having
been chartered exclusively for tue
Japanese on that or any other
occasion, Mr.. Mckinney says
- -. -. L. I4-. ,ploaa IN AYIFn
coach we're provided for that purpose.
This Of course is so, as it is n public
conveyance with no passengers priVi'
legged over others.
SEVERE MINING AcclDEST.-Silas Pc
tiers, \ carman at the 73C-foot level OF
the Belcher niue, had his leg broken,
about lo4 o'clock A. II. today. He
was placing n car upon the cage, which
was ut the station, when by the careless
ness Of his fellow workmen rubbing
against the bell wire at the side OF the
shalt, the signal sounded ut the surface
aud the engineer hoisted away. he d.
rectly perceiyed there must be some din.
Guilty below, and stopped. The Car not
being in its proper place rolled OIL Tue
cage, and falling upon the left leg OF Mr..
Peters, broke both bones Of the shin
badly, between the knee and ankle.
The unfortunate miner was rs soon as
possible taken out and brought TO his
residence in Crown Point RIvine, Gold
Hill, where he lies under the surgical
care Of DR.. Weber.
MOLE KILLED on II DiripE.-Aoout
8 o'clock last night u ten mule team
heavily loaded with timber from Washoc
was turning from the grade near the
Empire saloon, on the Divide, into the
main street when the brake gave way
The team ran with the load across into
the large yard opposite, where the
mules piled themselves up aud one oil
the wheelers getting beneath the Ter.
ward wheel the load upset. Three oil
the unfortunate mules legs were
broken, aud he had to DO shot. No
other damage Of any amount was Tor
~,unately sustained.
ORpERLy.-The Democratic County
Convention, now in session in Theatrr
Hall, has been quite an orderly and vel
behaved body, and that party seems to
have exercised a due discrimination in
selecting sober and courteous men
Strange rs it nay seem, we did not see
"A drunken man in the crowd. Very
strange. Perhaps this truly astonishing
phenomenon is owing 10 the fact Tint
candidates are mol 1t coming down y to-
day because no nominations for Offices
are to be made.
Coat. - PROJECTORS, you should
learn. ii you have not already "scer'
tanned the "iudiciG," how to determine
what arc good or promising coal-hed
groupings. Coal MINES are what our
people want now, in Nevada, in order
10 perfect arrangements for producing
the maximum Of bullion. Look out for
coal.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcSIo.-The Episco.
pal Sunday Schools of this place md
Virginia will unite in n picnic on next
Saturday, at the Gould & Curry old
tunnel works. Preparations ARE made
for q happy and lively time.
Price or "SLArEs."-0wiug to the
crea. amount of talk abou, states" ir
the Democratic County Convention, to-
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