Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-10
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OF S.'-Last evening the Lady
of Lyons" was presented as the p%rinci-
pal attraction, on the Opera House
stage. Although one of the Oldest aud
most "played out" Of pieces, yet the
reputation Of the fine company included
in tho cast was sufficient to insure a
good audience. Never have We seen it
AS well performed on that stage espe-
cially as regards the leading characters,
Miss Thompson personating Pauline aud
Mccullough Claude Meluot,e |; Colonel
Damas was also well represented by Mr..
Edwards. Miss Thompson was called
before the curtain twice, and the audi
once evidently enjoyed the piece very
much indeed. The atterpiece was just
the drollest bit of a "Conjugal Les
son imaginable, the exquisitely COM
ical Raymond shining forth prs,emineut-
", materially assisted by the spicy Miss
Gordon. This evening Rober,son's
great play entitled "~School," will be
produced. II has been received with
immense favor in London and all the
principal cities Of the United States,
therefore it is presumed to possess great
merit and attraction. Miss Thompson
takes her grand complimentary benefit
on this occasion, and the house cannot
fail to be we'll and fashionably filled.
AL who have not already secured seats
had better be on hand early.
GsEAr AvcrioS AND PRlvArS SALES
or FURNITURE, HOLIDAY GooDs, Ere
As may be seen by reference to ndrer.
,isement under head of "NeM To-day,
Wilson L Brown, San Francisco Auction
Store, b street, Virginia, n short dis
tauce north Of Taylor, are closing out
their immense stock Of furniture aud
auction, in order to make \ radical
change in their business. This sale
will continue for so days, during which
time everything has 10 be disposed OF
At some price or other, however ruiuous.
Auction sales every Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday. Their stock comprises not
oaly furniture of al! kinds, but carpets,
table linens, wall paper, house Innings,
b,eached sheetings of all widths, and
in fact Al large aud desirable variety of
choice goods, and everything needful
for parties going to housekeeping; also
suitable for holiday presents. Now is n
fine chance to secure great bargains.
WONDERS IN CnLoRrpIztSG. - The
S,e,efeldt furnace AT the Auburu mill,
near Reno, has become the point of
interest to miners, mill.owuers and the
practical and Scientific men of the
western part Of thi, State and Califor-
mia. It appears that yesterday, rs we
learned from n private telegram, q large
crowd Of those men, and other =" big
bugs" were assembled at the works to
witness the performance Of the furnace,
on which occasion it's capacity for chic
ridizing ore rapidly aud thoroughly was
tested. One ton Of pulp was " put
through" in 80 minutes, and was lilo
ridizcd up to 90 per cent! This bril-.
liant result excited the spectators, who
gave utterance TO their unmessu.el nd.
miraiion of the beautiful and perfect
principle Of the Stetefeldt invention.
So says the Reese River Rsreilk Of day
before yesterday.
GRAND MATINEE TOMORROW. =
grand matinee will be given at Piper's
Opera House tomorrow afternoon, for
the special pleasure and sccommoea-
ton Of ladies, children, families and
others, who can get no better or more
convenient opportunity OF attending
;heatsr and seeing the most excellent
star dramatic company now appearing
on that stage. A inc piece will DO given,
the ,heater will be well warmed, and all
due attention paid 10 the comfort and
pleasure of the guests. The Gold Hill
bus line will put on extra carriages for
the occasion.
CELESTIAL Frst.-Ths Chinese wood
packers about Virginia are doing a
brisk business, ut the present time.
They sell to-day at 81 per load, aud as
sure you i, is " welly cheap" fester-
day morning they were firm n, /" one
dollar two bi,,v." and threatened i" ono
dollar hap" They pack it ten or
twelve miles. What wood Is brought
from Empire or Carson on the railroad,
10 all required by the hosting works
and mills, therefore il does not inter-
fere with the Chinese wood business
much.
The FEsrIvAL.-The Ladies Festival,
at Athletic Hall, Virginia, for the ben
eft Of the NJ. E. Church, still continues
in high favor, and is well attended each
% evening. l, closes Saturday ersaing.
We are pleased 10 notice that the mar
now contracted one-eyed view OF in-
consistently sanctimonious individuals
does not. prevail in this agreeable Fair,
bu. dancing is freely allowed. Without
dancing, the attractions would not
prove very lucrative, rs far as the de-
sired benefit of the church is concerned.
DISTRICT CouRr, observation-disclosures,
j. G. Caldwell vs.. A. l.. Greedy
Remi,titur from Suprsme Court filed,
Judgment entered and deed OF property
delivered to plaintiff. Estate Of Frances
E. Miashall, deceased Administrators
discharged and decree Of discharge IN
tered. American Mining Company vs..
CD. Hillyer ct al.-passed without day.
Estate Of Robert Linton, deceased
Public Administrators ordered TO take
charge OF property. Court adjourned
to Saturday, December llth.
THE WEArHyR.-The chances for 6
continuation or change Of weather are
good at present, but our sagaeious
Daniel, the Horntown weather prophet,
no, having prognostics,ed this morning,
we feel u little uncertain. Our Gold
Hill pis,ail barometer points S,SE,,
3E., to-day, indicating variable. L, may
snow again before midnigh', judging
from the clouded say.
HoLipAY Sulrs.-I In order to prepare
rightly for enjoying Christmas, and
making New Years calls, it is adris:
obIs,:o visit Banner Brothers, corner OF
c aud TAYLOR streets, Virginia, aud Sc
cure a full sui, of just rs good clothes
a, you like, aud at your " price
Anybody, from Tom Thumb to the Car
diff Giant, can get suited at Banner
Brothers.