Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-24

OrkRA HOUSE, MsLopEoS-GRASD La
DIES NIGHr-THs LAST OF THE SEASON
-Orro BuaBAyK's BENEFIr.-To.night
! closes the melodson season Mt Piper's
| Opera House, on which occasion q grand
ladies' night, with a very select and
particularly pleasing entertainment,
will be given. Otto Burbank, the old
chief sachem, and war horse OF min
strelsy, takes n benefit, and the house
will be crowded. Several gentlemen Of
talent, besides the Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia Glee Club, have volunteered in
addition to the regular company. The
programme is new and interesting
throughout-new songs, new ballads,
new everything. Just read tho dis
tribu.ed programmes, and then get
ready to take your wife, sweetheart, or
lady friend along to see the fun. The
evenings entertainment closes with a
CAV sensational local farce entitled "a
Court Scene in Virginia City in 1882"
Secure seats early. This is positively
the very last night of the melodeon sea-
son, as the company leaves for a
Francisco to morrow, and the theater
closes for some time. The ext attrac-
ton will be the best legitimate dram.
attic company ever seen this side OF the
Sierra Nevada mountains.
FROM KEARsARGs.-We had the plea
sure Of a visit last evening from our
worthy friend, D. P. Pierce, formerly
Superintendent Of the Sunderland and
Rhode Island mills, Gold Hill, but who
has been down at Kearsargo for the last
two or three months, trying to run the
| Kearsarge mill, and work the refractory
ore of the rich Kearsarge mine. He has
been q success, we are happy to know.
and has merely come up hers on
business for q few days. The
las, fifty tons Of tho ore he
worked went $3.50 to the ton, and the
average of all the ore to be worked was
about $50 10 the ton. That ought to
pay, if they eau only get plenty OF ore
out of the mine. Pierce speaks well Of
that district, aud looks as brown AS q
Piute. He is a mighty good white man,
though.
INSTANCES Under head of "New
To-day" in another column, see the
advertisement Of the Pacific Insurance
Company. W. II. Blauvelt is the Gold
Hill agent. All having property to
insure will please take notice.
SAvAGs FoaEMAS.-We understand
tba, our active and responsible fellow
citizen, JEFF Mcclellan, has been ap-
pointed foreman Of the Savage mine.
No better man could have been selected
for the position.
BOARD OF FIRE DELEGArEs.-A special
meeting of the Virginia Board of Fire
Delegates will be held this evening At
half past : o'clock, 70. the purpose OF
appointing q day for the reading OF the
9O-day roll.
D.srsycr CoURr, YEsrERDAY-RIsISG,
J.-J. W. Haiues ct al. vs.. Justics.ln-
dependent Consolidated Mining Com
pauy: Judgment for plaintiffs in tho sum
Of S6,2T7 Sc and costs, in gold coin.
HOLIDAY Goops.-We noticed Lille &
Co., Virgins, yesterday, u~npacking a
huge Invoice Of books, toys, and general
holiday goods, jus. received direct from
tho East, over the big railroad.
Tus RAILROAD BOND CAsE.-The Su-
prsme Court, at Carson, day before
yesterday, in the matter Of the railroad
bond case, rendered a decision In favor
of the railroad company.
Coop TEuPLARs.-A regular meeting
| Of the Champion Lodge, No. 6, /. 0. q.
T., will DO held at their hall this even.
ing, at II o'clock. A full and punctual
attendance is desired.
SsyrsScE To.NoRRow.-V. w. Cleare-
land, convicted of forgery 10 the Dis
trict Court, at Virginia, will receive his
sentence tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
SALE PosrpoSED.-The Empire as
sc,smeut sale is postponed until Thurs
day, December 9th. SEQ official notice
in our advertising columns to-day.
BULLION AsssssNESr.-An assessment
Of 81 per share is just levied on the
capital stock Of the Bullion Mining
Company.