Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-04
Dcpartures.


PIpsR's OrERA HousE-THH NEw
DRANArIc SEASON SUCCESSFULLY lS.
AueualTED.-The famous dramatic COM
pany, from the California Theater, may
we'll feel prond OF their reception last
evening, at Piper's Opera House, on the
occasion Of their highly successful in.
augurat:on Of the new dramatic season.
Having fully mentioned the names of
the individual members of the company
heretofore, it is not necessary to speak
Of them again now, except in referring
to the various merits Of their respective
impersonations. The theater was well
crowded throughout, and the dress cir
Gle contained n rich array Of the fashion,
beauty, and manhood Of Virginia and
Gold Hill. The play given was Bouci-
%cault's iue comedy entitled London
Assurance" and although we have
often seen the same piece rendered un-
der other circumstances, yet with the
present star company aud powerful cast
it seemed like II new play. The dashing,
spirited, fascinating Lady Gay Spanker
was well represented BY Miss Charlotte
Thompson, as also was Grace Hark-
away, by Miss ". E. Gordon. Henry
Edwards rendition Of the pompously
dignifed, would.be rake, Sir Harcourt
Courtley, was very excellent. John
Mccullough succeeded very well as
Dazzle, although that character is not
such rs is calculated to display the Pc
culiar cIcellsncies 0! that popular
actor. ]. 7. Rsymoud's personation Of
tue lawyer, NEEDLE, was sSquisitcly
comical, both in acting and makeup.
He was a favogite feature OF the play.
Miss Minnie Walton as Pert was very
correct, pretty aud Interesting, and the
other characters were generally we'll
represented. All were we'll up in their
various assumptions, therefore the play
passed Off very smoothly, aud, We are
especially gratifed to say, without drag
"a strong point with a Washoe audi
ence. This evening Tobin's great COM
edy of the Honeymoon" will be given,
with Miss Thompson al J%uIiana, and
Mr.. Mccullough as Duke Arauza. The
entertainment will conclude with the
: Spectre Bridegroom" in which Ray
mond will p~orSouats Diggory. Those
who have not already secured seats had
better so early.
GREAT Panoramic USDERrAKISG.-W.
Dslevan, q talented artist travelling UNI
der the auspices of the great continental
railroad proprietors, called on US this
morning. He is taking a series Of
views in this section for his great pam
painting, already commenced,
entitled Across the Continent" II is
to be q work Of art rs well rs history,
aud will form u fine advertisement for
the railroad companies, as well as the
localities represented, depicting
views OF prairics, mountains,
cities, mines, Indian scenes,
stations, and even notable street
leading business houses, mills,
works, etc. Mr.. Delevan has
taken 2, 200 Photographic views
for his great work, completing As Tar
west as W]inuemuccs. The panorama
will be completed about March 18th, and
will star, from Omaha on au exhibition
tour, indorsed by both the great Pacific
Railroad Companies. That will be a
truly worth seeing, and the
best and largest ever exhibited on this
continent.
GoDgY Il BUTLER's SALooS.-Frark
aud Charley Butler, at their pop
ular and well furnished saloon-former-
Johnny Raiuey's-on c street, Vir.
sinia, opposite the postofice, acknowl-
edge no superior stock of choice liquors,
and cigars, than they supply to
their numerous customers and friends.
are there any better or more
attentive mixologists than preside
behind their bar. They call the especial
Of sojourning Gold Killers, or
any other man, 10 these attractive
ApJouRSrD.-The Supreme Court adj
iouraed to the Sth of December at its
las, session, and made an order that,
with the consent of parties interested,
new business would then be taken up
and disposed of during the term: It is
the desire of the Court to finish up, as
far as possible, all the business properly
belonging to this year, aud to commence
1870 with an entirely new calendar. So
says the Carson appeal Of this morning.
BANK ExcuAyGE.-0ur old friend, IL.
NJ. vesey, having purchased the interest
o: P. G. Ferguson in the Bank Ex-
change, will continue the business to
the entire satisfaction Of all who may
call. Mr.. Ferguson, We are informed,
intends to engage in what he considers
u more lucrative andproftable business.
Success attend him in his new enter
prise.
CoLoNBo REsrAuRASr.-Gold Killers
aud others from this direction when at
Virginia will fad no better place in the
city to get n good square meal Of choice
food, cooked just right, than at the
Colombo Restaurant on B street near
Taylor. Prhey L Willis are running
that old favorite institution just as 1t
should be.
MASONIC Members Of Silver Star
Lodge No. 3, are specially advised to
attend a meeting Of the Lodge this
evening, OF Masonic Hall, Gold Hill, AS
business Of importance will come be-
fore them-thc annual election Of Of
6cers, etc. Brethren in good standing,
desiring to visit, are cordially invited.
Houss FoR SALH.-We again call the
special attention Of anybody desiring o
most excellent, well flushed house to
live in, eligiblY situated, to n notice in
another column. The house is in Crown
Point Raviue, Gold Hill.
Mill PuacuasEr.-The DEVILS Gate
Mill in Gold Canyon has recently been
purchased By Me.srs. Fair and Mackay,
aud will be rur on ore from the Hale 4
N~orcross mine. Its capacity is abou,
% IONS per day.
SroRr.-Thers will be great sport to-
night at the cock pit in the basement Of
the Collins House, Virginia. There are
p,en,y of Gue fowls on hand, and lots oil
fun is anticipated.
BOARD OF DxLEGArEs.-A meeting Of
the Board of Fire Delegates will be held