Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-10
PrER's OpInl Housr.--oThs Pearl

under the auspices Of Amy Stone and
the balance Of the talented company, in
the usual acceptable style. To-nigh,,
the far famed military drama in three
acts, entitled "The French Spy, or the
Fall Of Algiers,'' willbs put upon the
stage with all the original effects,
scenery, costumes, etc., Amy Stone
p~ersonating the triune character of
.Mathilde De Merle, Henri st. Alms aad
Hamet, supported by a strong cast. As
a sort Of prelude to this piece the en-
tertainment will commence with the
romantic aud exciting two act drama
of "Sixteen-String Jack, or the Female
Highwaymnn.p Tomorrow evening
" Fanchon will be repeated, by re-
quest, and on Monday eveninglet every
body bear it in mind that a grand
benefit will be given for the widows,
orphans, and other personal sufferers
by the late Gold Hill mining calamity.
Go to the Opera House to .night.
BrxEFIr OF TIN Suy1EsrRs.-lt is
with great pleasure and satisfaction
that we refer our readers to the '' cores
pondence in our advertising columns
! under the head Of .'new to day." where
in Miss Amy Stone and the entire
Opera House Company volunteer
their survives, and Mr.. John Piper
gives the free use Of his popular the
alter for grand bench, to the widows,
orphans and personal sufferers by the
recent appalling calamity in the
mines Of Gold Hill. The benefit
will take place on Monday evening
next. 4 choice entertainment will be
given, and the price OF tickets will be
duly announced. Never MUD tho
price, hut let everybody buy as many
tickets MS the charitable capacity OF
their souls and state Of their finances
will possibly allow.
DiEp.-Yesterday afternoon, Captain
C~oNuSSDlBLE LIBERALIrY. - Next
Monday evening. on the occasion of tie
grand benefit to be given at Piper's
Opera House for the sufferers by the late
terrible mining calamity at Gold Hill,
J. C. Hampton, the popular proprietor
Of the omnibus line, will put on extra
teams and buses, aud transport Gold
Hill or other passengers to and from the
theatre, and donate tho entira receipts
TO the fund for the sufferers, The price
OF II ride either way after G p. ". will be
so cents. Let NO q walk on that
oceasios, but ride and contribute to the
worthy ~objectall possible.
A. H. Kirkpatrick, of Gold Hill, died Of
congestion of the brain. Captain Kirk
patrick was a native Of Wiscoisin, and
was 81 years of age. He came to this
coast ia 1852 from BELOW, jackson
County, iowa, aud for II long time lived
in Nevada County, Calitornia-most Of
the time about Alpha and Omega. he
came to this State in early times, and
has since remained in Gold Hill, where
he WINS q useful aud much respected
citizen. He leaves a daughter in Gold
Hill. Judge Spur, of Colusa, Califor-
MIA, is his brother-in-law.
FoR THE USDsRsrAxDixG.-Sems OF
the finest, most durable, and bes. con-
strueted boot and shoe coverings for
the human feet are to be fouad at the
we'll known Philsdelphis Boot and
Shoe Store, South Z street, Virginia,
opposite the Enterprise office. Boots
also made to order, Of the very best
material. Ladies', misses and achil
drcu's balmorals, CATERS, slippers, etc.;
also gents, boys and youths boots, Of
San Francisco aud Eastern make, and
guaranteed Of the frat quality, can be
found at the Philadelphia Boot and
Shoe Store. Call and Inspect. See
advertisement.
RELiRy FUND Communicated in
our advertising colu n the list Of our
best citizens appointed by the Gold
Hill Board Of Town Trustees rs a Relief
Fund COMMITTEE to receive all donations
aud contributions for the beHS6t of the
sufferers by the great mining disaster.
All in need Of aid are requested to
apply at once, without hesitation, AS
they are already prepared TO offer i'm
mediate assistance.
MASONIC BALL PosrPosED. By reason
of the excitement and general sadness
consequent upon the recent mining
calamity, the ball of Amity Lodge, Sill
yer City, is postponed until Thursday,
May 4th. See notice in our advertising
columns. This ball is not confined ex-
clusiyely TO the Assous, but Others who
choose to come aud invest in the festivi.
ties will be warmly welcomed. We are
thankful for n complimentary ticket.
Lively RAcg.-The rival pony ex.
presses of Wells, Fargo & Co. and the
Pacific Union Express Company came
into Virginia, from Reno, at 81 o'clock
las, evening, Wells, Fargo + Co.'S pony
about 100 yards ahead rs they passed
the Postofice. Between Virginia and
Gold Hill, Wells, Fargo & Co. came out
still more ahesd.
FLAGS AT HALF-NAsr.-The flags on
all the various mining works, engine
houses throughout Gold Hill and vir-
cinia have been at half.mast syer since
last Wednesday, when Tho terrible
mining disaster occurred which has
cas-. such a dark cloud Of universal
grief and mourning over this entire
section Of the country.
BAPTIST SERvIcEs.-Ths Baptisis will
hold divine service every Sabbath at
the District Courtroom, Virginia, ut
II o'clock P. ". Preaching by Q. K.
Klein. Subject for to-morrhw evening
1.-THE Immortality Of Man, his future
reward and punishment" All that love
truth are invited.
FuRruSR PosrroSEp.--By notice in
another column it will be seen that the
proposed celebration Of ST. Johns Sun
day School, Gold Hill, is postponed until
further notice. This is BY reason Of
the recent great mining calimity.s
SHowSnY.-We hare been visited By
n or two quite moist showers this
afternoon, nlso last evening. II has
quite nm ame~liorating effect, AS far AS
the dust is concerned.
Woop FOR SALE.-Read about il in