Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-11

Beatty took a benefit at the Carson
Theater last evening, which was well
attended. "Richelieu" was excellently
performed, Mr.. James Stark p~ersonating
the great Cardinal. The excellent COM
pauy 60 to Dayton next, and then prob
ably will come to Gold Hill. Piper's
Opera House. Virginia, will open on tho
23d inst, with Annette lnce, John Nc
Cullough and a fine dramatic company
from San Francisco. From the Figaro
we learn that Thomas Maguire's new
theater now building in Sacramento for
transportation to White Pine is nearly
completed. It will be a substantially
built and commodious structure, with
large stage, complete sets of scenery
and everything complete. It will be
erected in Hamilton City, on a lot 5Oxleo
feet, at the corner of Treasure and Dunn
streets. Mr.. Mcguire will probablyl0ave
for White Pine next week in order to
superiutend its erection.
DouG. OUr.-Travelers on the bus
between here and Virginia are all glad
to see Doug. out, fully able to "paddle
his own canoe" in case he had n canoe
to paddle and was on the paddle any.
He always was a good egg, never afraid
of anybody cooking him or his goose
without special permission. He is not
out to. day, for the first time, however,
since his recovery from the smallpox,
but has been running n private stage
line or two on the Reno road inst to
help things u in that quatcr. He has
now subsidized down once more to his
regular bus driving between here and
Virginia and his CHEEKY voice again
rings forth on the clear air Of Gold
Canyon mot "Slippery Gulch" AS it is
termed BY the vulsar). Doug. says he
will try and have the fare reduced from
four bits to two bits. A good idea, for
the road is now in pretty good order
once more.
HALE 4 NoRcRoss.-The election for
officers by the Hale L Sorcross Company,
yesterday, resulted as follows Trustees,
Mackay, O'Brien, Flood, Harold,
O'Connor, Maynard and Hof; President,
Flood Secretary, Lightner; Supcrin-
tendent, Fair. The last assessment
levied, of 800 per share, was rescinded
by this new Board, rs not being re-
quired, by reason Of the large quantities
OF good ore recently developed ut the
lower lovels of that valuable mine. j.
G. Fair, Esq, the new Superintendent,
formerly had similar charge of the Ophir
mine, and his well known energy, ex
perience and cspability will operate
greatly to the future advantage OF the
stockholders in the Hale h Norcross.
BALL or II FESIAN BROTHERHOOD
We acknowledge the receipt Of a very
handsome complimentary invitation and
ticket to the third annual ball of the
Feuian Brotherhood, ut Athletic Hall,
Virgins. next Wednesday evening,
March 18th. We were present ut their
last ball, a year ago, and have a very
distinct recollection Of having II particu-
larry good time on that occasion, and
shall therefore be liable to be present
this time. Tickets are sold At So each.
VARIoLoID.-We have two cases Of
yarioloid to repor. to-day. Ono, Mr..
Stafford, engineer at the Eclipse mill,
was sent to the county p~est-house this
morning. The other, Mr.. A. G.
Winans, the horse car driver on the
Impcrial-Empirc dump railroad, is at n
cabin by the wayside on the south slope
of the Divide, q short distance above
the Imperial-Empire works. That's all.
LATTER DAY SAINTS. A Quarterly
Conference Of the Recognized Church
Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints of
the State of Nevada will be hold in Mr..
Lawlor's school house, Carson City,
Saturday and Sunday, 18th and l4th Of
March. Services on Satur-
day at 2 p. NJ. and on Sunday at II A.
". All are respectfully invited.
Orr TO SrocKroS.-We learn from
the Appeal Of this morning that F. W.
Cartwright, the water cart man at Viz
ginia, who recently became raving
crazy from the effect Of an overflow Of
religion as a devout member OF the
Methodist Church in that city, leaves
for the Asylum at Stockton, CAL, to-.
day in charge Of q suitable officer.
SpRlSG WEATHER.-The oldest in
habi,ant" never experienced such de-
lightful weather as what we have ut
present. The sun shines warm and
bright, the air is fresh aud balmy, and
the canary birds are singing in tho
cages suspended in doorwHys or under
porches, in the open air. The sage
brush may be expected to bloom shortly.
Masonic BALL.-To-night will be
given at Athletic Hall a grand ball for
the benefit of the Relief Fund. The
object is II good one, and We doubt not
the attendance will be very large. The
price of tickets is but So. We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of q complimentary
invitation TO attend.
WHITE PrNEwARps.-The grand rush
for White Pine still continues, and many
who have been waiting for good weather
are now starting ont every day. Tho
American people all like to 60 and see
every new elephant that is reported to
be found.
Ricu GOLD ORE.--The Sierra Nevada
Company have recently found some
very rich collaborating ore in their sur
faco workings in Cedar Hill-richer
than any they have found heretofore.
LEG Enthusiastically morning,
while wrestling aud scufliug with
another man, at Croshy's stable, near
the Divide, 4. J. Rich, u tenmstcr, had
his leg broken between the knee and
ankle.
AGsREGArE.--The dividend Of SIS per
share recently declared by the Yellow
Jacket Mining Company, Gold Hill, pay
able next Monday, amounts to $4,000
in the aggregate.
CnoLLAR.-Ths lower levels develop
nothing promising as yet-only por-
phyry. Very little water to contend
with.
RourE CLEAR.-the Union Pacific
Railroad is reported clear Of snow
again, therefore the accumulated mails
may be expected along directly.