Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-25
H EVENING NEWS.
rsur.d.y Eyenius-.-.March rs, 1869
p,prp,s OprnA Housr.-The "Lady OF

appreciative audience. MISS Ahn'
Ince rs Pauline, and M. Edwards as
Claude Melnot,e, both sustained those
characters admirably, and they were
we'll supported BY Mrs. Reach as
Widow Melnotte, Mrs. Stewart as Ma
dame Deschappelles, James Harrison AS
Rsouseant and Mr.. Il. G. Marsh as Colo
mel Damas. The other characters were
commercially enacted in most instaa-
ces. II is rather straining u point, IN
thus producing an old played-out piece
like the "I.ady of Lyons here at the
present time, and the good audience
attending last evening may be iooKea
upon entirely as a compliment 10 nign
dramatic character and talent oil inc
actors themselyes-not from any par
ticular desire to see the piece itseIi.
The number Of theater goers III ms
community is not large, therefore the
Opera House can easily hold them all.
Moreover they will not go every evening
or verv frequently, unless the proper
attractions are presented to induce 'nem
to do so. For these reasons we ndyise.the
management to introduce all the novel
" possible. Something new, sensa-
tional and ATTRACTIVE is what is wanted,
or at least something that is not too
familiar and stale. Tonight two very
excellent standard pieces will be pro-
duced, both Of which we heartily in
dorse and know that they will be en-
acted in the most uneSceptionable man
er, The first will be the beautiful play
of "Thc Stranger" with Miss lnce as
Mrs. Halter, followed by Sh"kspeare,s
comedy Of "Katherine AND Petruch'o'
A crowded house is called for.
SMALL.pox.-Dr. C. C. Green Of Viz
giuia informs US OF one case Of small
pox developed this morning in that city
at a house on South c street, near the
junction with 3 street. The disease
seems to be pretty plenty about the
Divide. The private p~est-house at that
point, which we have made mention OF
several times heretofore, is the little
old corner building north OF the Russ
House, the sign on which ]nounc 1t
as the " Summit Restaurant" y COM
bination Of Transfers and their friends
have used this building rs Il private
pest-house for several weeks past, and
quite a number Of cases have been
treated there successfully n other
wise. Three patients have died there,
all on the same bed. We notice, how
ever, that on complaint of some OF the
%neighbors, the Board Of Aldermen have
directed the Chief of Police TO break
up the institution rs q dangerous NUS
Rnce.
INPERIAL.-The drift west at the 600
foot level is now into the ledge 90 feet,
with a side drift, north from it toward
the Alpha, Of 45 foet. The l,l00-foot
level is in As feet. Neither level shows
ore at present, and owing to the cable
breaking, tank-smashing accident men
toned elsewhere, the water has raised
in the shaft to above the | ,lO0-foot level.
Only the south hosting compartment OF
the shaft is now in use. \ new steel wire
cable of greater capacity and strength
will o be put in use, and sinking the
main shaft deeper, so as to go through
the shaft pespendicularly, will be pros
ecuted at an early date, They also
propose drifting south shortly, through
the Empire into the Holmes ground and
other mines of Gold Hill proper, dcyol-
opiug them all and the direction OF
their pay streaks and chimneys ut II
great depth.
MAMMOTH HES FRUIT. Tho MERGED
Herald, over there in California, has
been cackliug ut n fearful rate, lately,
over a hens egg recently developed in
that town which measures eleven inches
around its largest circumference and
eight and n half the other way. The
Herald claims that to be the largest egg
ever reported. Now, if we wanted to be
mean and destroy the ielicttouS cogito-
tons of those cow-county folks, we
would here incidentally make mention
of that little old hen of Gross, down in
Dayton, which never thinks of laying an
egg smaller than a snuff bladder, or even
Hank Blanchard's bantam pullet, here
in Gold Hill, whose highest ambition is
to lay eggs rs big rs %spittoons. CNckle
on, Mr.. Herald, we won't disturb your
bliss.
SPuryG GooDs.-A Goldsmith X Bro
ther at their store on Main street, Gold
Hill, at the upper end of town, next
door to Stern Il Sons, in
our ADVERTISING columns that they are
now daily receiving a new, extensive,
and we'll selected stock of spring, sta
pie, and fancy dress goods, also, II fine
assortment Of gents furnishing goods,
etc, all Of which will be sold "eheaper
than the cheapest especially where
cash is brought to bear on the subject.
Read their advertisement in another
column aud then give them a call.
Coon TENPLARs-OPES MgETrSG.-
That open meeting of which we have
heretofore made mention rs about to be
given by Olive Branch Lodge |. o. G. L.
Gold Hill, transpires tomorrow Fri
day. evening ut their lodge room. The
exercises will consist of music, singing,
tableaux, dramatic and poetical reci-
t~stious, and other things ofn very agree
able, attractive, aud Interesting nature.
The public and friends Of the order
generally are invited to attend, free OF
cost.
FINE WINES n L~iQroRs.-ln an
other column read the advertisement OF
&c. Morrison, Jr., importer and dealer
in 6ue wines and liquors, GA Front
street, San Francisco. Liquor dealers
saloon keepers, families, or any VIC
desire the choicest invigorants Mt the
most reasonable rates, arc advised 'o
try Morrison in that respect.
SITUATION WASTEp.-A well educated
Young widow, who is IN experienced
teacher, desires a situation as resident
goyerness in q pleasant family where
she will have the comforts of a home
She gives instruction in the various
English branches, music and French,
and also gives good references. Read
her card in our advertising columns.
K~EARsARGE AssEssuENT.-An assess
ment of So per share was levied last FRI
day on the. capital stock of the Kear-
sarge Mining Company payable imme-
l;a,al- EancroI Inhn R Wintprs of