Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-18

in bullion will be about $40. This de-
posit is leading toward another fine de-
post on the south groupings l6o feet
distant, and 1t being 200 feet below the
surface is very satisfactory evidence that
they have before them an immense
quantity Of ore.
sUccoR.
This outside" mine, Of which we
made mention last week, is improving
rapidly. In the lower tunnel, 800. feet
from its mouth, in n rise, a day or two
since, they struck a body Of ore six feet
in width, which.works by gold process
$50 to S22 per ton. The company will
be able to pay dividends in about sixty
days-it would now be a dividend pay
ing mine but for the fact that it cost q
good deal Of money to get the mine and
mill in shape for profitable working.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONCERT To-NIaHr.
The concer. for the benefit Of the N. E.
Sunday School Library, Gold Hill,
takes place at the Church this evening,
commencing at y o'clock. The follow
ing is the programme Opening Chorus,
by the school ; the Lords Prayer, by
the Pastor I; a variety of songs by menu
bers Of the school, including Star of
the Evening, Willie Gray, Graves Of the
Household, Merry Lad, Little Bonnie,
Star Spangled Banner, Duet-Dream on
Young Heart, Boatman row me Ger the
Stream, Merry Laughing Girl, Spring
na1..kta Tb.ra vy;ll aIan hA fha f0In~.
ing r%ecisations Ych a taruo, a Welch
song, by a Welch friend, John Alcohol
my Joe, q funny Scotch song, by Judge
Livingston, How to be a Fireman, and
Popping Corn. The dialogues will con-
sist of The Ills Of a Dram Drinker, On
Learning to Think, Hamlet and Ghost
(humorous), and The Angels. Tho fol-
lowing are the rscitstions to be given {:
Maternal Love, The Little Orphan, The
Blind Boy, Whippoorwill, What I Love,
The Boboliuk, The boy who never told
a Lie, The North Wind lin costume),
What I Hate. The entertainment will
conclude with the beautiful tableau of
The Guardian Angel, in three scenees,
and a closing song by the school. The
fee Of admission 10 OILY four bits, and
aside from the excellence Of the enter
taiumsut, the worthy object for which
il is given should be sufficient to insure
a well filled house.
TIE PROMENADE CONCERT TONIGHT
All the beauty, fashion, and lovers OF
really good vocal or instrumental music
will be present at the grand promenade
concert which Professor Gee gives this
evening, at Armory Hall, Virginia. He
will be assisted by all the best musical
talent 10 this section, aud proposes Civ.
ing the best entertainment of the kind
ever experienced this side Of tho big
mountains. One novel feature intro.
duced will be a national hymn, sung TO
the music of the Anvil chorus, as ar
ranged and given at the Boston Peace
Jubilee. Professor Geo is one Of our
most popular and deserving citizens,
and the full house tonight will show
the excellent estimation in which he is
held by the public. Tickets 81, to be
found at Dale's, Rosensr's or Lilies.
OPERA HOUSE, MELopEoS.-MisS Della
Sagcr makes her first appearance to-
night at this popular institution. She
is a singer and general actress Of more
than ordinary merit, and will prove q
great favorite with our theater-goers.
The Pi1ley Sisters will give their famous
Chinese dance; Maggie and Jimmy
Moore will do the "Rhi-no-so-rus,"
besides which q vast amount Of fun aud
music will be given, concluding with
the capital farce of ga Hard Bet to
Win."
M,LLrxKR REMovsD.-Miss N. Wolter
desires to inform her numerous patrons
in Virginia, Gold Hill and vicinity that
she has removed her fashionable milli-
merry establishment from B street to No.
co South C street, opposite Smith street,
Virginia. She has all the latest styles
Of fall goods, just arrived, consisting OF
hats, bonnets and everything usually
kept in a frst.class millinery store.
Read her advertisement in another col
umn, and then call and examine goods
and prices.
GoLo HILL TnEATER.-The farewell
benefit testimony to Amy Stone, last
Saturday evening, was very well at
tended-,he house being filled. An ex-
celleut dramatic entertainment was
given, principally by Amy Stone, and
DR.. Gates, whose recitation OF 1.-THE
Youth who never saw q Woman" is
highly commended.
HALE L NoRcRoss.-It will BIO seen by
a notice under "New To-day" that the
meeting Of stockholders of the Hale Il
Norcross mine, called for October goth,
has been postponed until further notice.
The great sparrins exhibition takes
place this evening at the Gold Hill
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