Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-01
THE EVENING NEWS
Monday Evenlns...-.February 4, 1859
P,prR's OrrsA HousE. SATURDAY.


pr%onouncing il most excellent and eff
cieutly rendered, especially the last two
acts, where Bill Sykes (Herne) kill, his
wife Nancy Miss Western) in the most
brutal manner imaginable. The acting
is horribly natural and almost reality,
and needs but to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Persons fond Of choice horrors
in the murder !ine-Washoeites fond of
the sensational and blood : curdling,
should by all means so and see SOLVER
Twist" in case il is produced again.
Last evening the plays presented were
of n somewhat milder and, perhaps,
more genial type, being the "Heart of
the Stage" and Handy Andy. The
first is one which no one could hardly
fail to like very much, and the las, is
excessively amusing. Tonight, q new
phase in dramatic arrangements is i'll.
nugurated, and Miss Sallie Hinckley
makes her first appearance. Byron's
great sensational drama of 1.-The Lam
cashiro Lass" will be presented for the
first time on that stage. The prices Of
admission will remain the same. Sc
cure seats without extra charge ut the
box office.
FROM WHITE PiNE.-Mr. j. j. Denny,
the well known druggist of Gold Hill,
has just returned from a visit to the
famous Silverado of the east. He says
the snow on Treasure Hill is not at all
deep, ~exceptin places where il is driftcd.
He docs not think it has been over
eighteen inches deep, on the average,
at any one time this season. Much ex-
element prevails, and hundreds OF peo-
pie are still rushing to White Pine from
all quarters. No great amount of pros
pecting is being done at present, al
though there undoubtedly will be when
the snow goes of. He showed us some
very rich ore from the E%berhardt, Chic
ride Flat, and other localities; also,
some, from the celebrated base metal
lodges near S~hermantown, rich in silver,
but badly mixed with lead, anthony,
copper, otc. These lodges, Mr.. Denny
thinks, will eventually prove the most
permanent and valuable of all the mines
in the district.
CHANGES AT WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.'s
In consequence of the alterations in the
great overland stage route, and Also OF
the diversion OF travel and business to
the newly discovered aud already
famous White Pine district, quite II
series Of changes have just taken place
in the stage, express and banking de-
partments of Wells, Fargo & 20. in this
section. VIM. G. Crandall has been re-
moved from the stage department at
Virginia to tho cashiership OF the bank
ing department, while Mr.. B. F. Sides
is made agent and paymaster of the
stage department in his place. George
Crandall leaves for Hamilton, White
Pine, to take charge Of Wells, Fargo i
Co.'S stage office ut that place, rs agent.
From our own knowledge and expert
ence of these gentlemen heretofore ut
the Virginia office Of the company, we
heartily indorss Thorn rs the fright men
in the right places"
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN THE OVERLAND
STAGE RoUrE.-To-morrow the contem-
plated change in the Overland stage
route goes into effect. Passengers
Overland, instead of a. heretofore TAX
ing the circuitous stage route by Austin
and Salt Lake, will run through by
railroad to the Eastern end OF the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad, and from there
will DO taken by the stage across the
gap of about 200 hundred miles to the
WESTERN end of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, very materially shortening the
time AS well as distance OF travel Over
land. Passengers for White Pine will
still be taken by way Of Argent as here
tofore, by Wells, Fargo Il Go. They are
not ye, prepared to book by way OF Ell
ko, AS their stage route between there
and Hamilton is not completed. They
will be all right in that respect, how
ever, shortly.
Now OR NxyEx.-A most eligible OPP
portunity is offered just at the present
time for the cheap purchase of choice
clothing, gents furnishing goods OF
every description, boots, shoes, hats,
blankets, and all that sort OF thing, re-
CURED by those going to White Pine,
as we'll as those who are not. The
next thirty days Baum Il Brothers,
Main street, Gold Hill, will hold n posi-
tive and persmptory closing u sale, at
some price or other, even il 1t be less
than the original cost. The goods
mus. and will DO sold. They invite all
their old friends and rs many new ones
as choose, to come and avail themselves
Of this 6ue opportunity OF getting well
fitted ont in the clothing line, cheap
A word to the wise is sufficient.
"~LAxcAsnlRx LASS" To-SIGur-NoRE
TALENT. Byron's fine sensational
drama entitled the Lancashire Lass
will be presented for the first time At
Pipor's Opera House tonight, aud Miss
Sallis Hinckley, the well known favor
lite and talented actress, will make her
first appearance, in e~onJunction VITA
the famous Herue-Western company,
whoare rs-engagsd. elbow for Blow,
"Foul Play" and "Af,er Dark will be
producsd in due succession. These are
Miss Hinckley's plays, or rather she has
the exclusive privilege of producing
them. We shall expect to see crowded
houses all this week at least.
Drxp.-Thomss C.. Gowen, landlord
Of the Globe Hotel, at the upper part OF
Gold Hill, died at his house at midnight
of Saturday. He was formerly of Wis
cousin, aged IS years, and q good eiti-
zen, much respected and esteemed by
those who knew him best. The yellow
flag was displayed on the hotel S"tur-
day afternoon, and DR.. G. Q. Green, his
physician, says that he died OF that fatal
disease known AS the congestire small
pox, although some other people say he
died of pneumonia.
Coop PLAcE TO TRADE Atwood Il
Son, South G street, Virginia, opposite
the Hale 4 Norcross works, keep one Of
the finest and best selected stocks Of
family groceries, provisions, boots,
shoes, gents furnishing goods, cloth
ing, ladies' dress goods, liquors, wines,