Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-21
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Mia, Rrum. Mr. McKelsey, Robt Schell.
Departures.

PrprR's OPERA HousE.-"EastL Lynne"
was the attraction at the Opera House
last evening. A we'll filled house, and
fashionable dress circle, greeted its pre-
ssutatiou, aud with the exception of an
occasional drag and need of the prompt
err in some Of the minor characters, the
piece was very well aud satisfactorily
rendered. Miss Westerns ~personation
Of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine was
ostexcsllsat, representing the ardently
loving yet fearfully jealous wife very
naturally indeed and in the pathetic,
heart-moving passages Of tho closing
acts she was decidedly effective in draw
ing tears from the eyes Of very many in
that audience. Mr.. Hsrne's rendition
of Archibald Carlyle, was mastery and
good. Harrison, as the v~illaineus Sir
Francis Leyison, showed himself to bea
most excellent actor, with a correct
conception Of the part he enacted. Bar
bara Hare found q very good represent
alive in Mrs. Reach, and Mrs. Stewart
~persouated the stately, fussy, impsrious
old Miss Carlyle in her W forcible and
effective manner, refreshing and accept
able to any audience. Mr.. Beatty, Bur-
bank, Harry Hawke, Mrs. Beatty, Jose
phine aud others were entitled to special
commentator in their various assump-
tons. Such q good house and so inter-
ested an audience surely entitled East
Lynne" to be repeated tonight, but the
management see 6t to reserve it for the
grand matinee on Saturday afternoon.
"yictorine," a fine sensational play,
now here, will be produced tonight,
with the famous "Solou Single" for an
aftsrpiece. Lucille Westerns only
benefit night.
AvoIDABLr ACADEMIA loose car
wheel accidentally rolled into a shaft in
the old Chollar mine a day or two since.
It fell $50 feet, smashing a Sar and
nearly smashing a man. If that shaft
had been protected at its mouth BY \
simple enclosure and movable gates,
like the new Savage shaft, such an acci-
dent could not possibly happen.
Touau GERMAS.-A German working
in the old Chollsr mine, last evening
accidentally fell a distance Of thirty.ive
feet-through Ave sets Of timbsrs-and
was not hurt so badly but that he
picked himself up and walked away
without asking for any assistance. He
WAS a little bruised and scratched, that's
all.
CHORAL SOCIETY TONIGHT. The
second vocal and instrumental enter
tainment of the Choral Society takes
place this evening at Armory Hall, vir-
cinia, at s O'Clock. The usual ticket
can be procured by the active or honor
ary members from either E. W. Hillyer
or Charles q. Fish, Directors.
CHURCH FRsrIvAL.-Ths ladies Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Vir-
giuia, will hold a festival at Athletic
Hall, on the Sd, 4th and 9Th of Febru-
AIRY, for the purpose Of raising money
with which to procure cushions, car
pets, and other furniture nesded in their
church.
GOULD L CURRY.-The damage to the
shaft caused by the recent cave near
tho bottom, is being repaired as speedi-
ly rs possible, but it will be a week or
more before the timbering can be pro-
ceeded with as previous, to the cave.
OrHIR SuArr.-The new shaft Of the
ophir Company is now down about $50
feet, and owing to the favorable nature
Of the rock encountered, deeper sink
ing is progressing at n very satisfactory
rate.
YELLOW JACKET Hosr MEErISd.-An
adjourned meeting Of Yellow Jacket
Hose Company No. 2, Gold Hill, will be
held pursuant to notice, at their hall
this evening, At y o'clock.
REPAIRING SrArIox.-About one hun
dred men are at work at Winnemucca
for the Central Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny, building machine shops and a round
house.