Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-09
THE EVENING NEWS.
Hlou PRlcrs PLAYrD Our.-wh.u

"AsASes 6ao"iiut ioaituiy Al yVu
want to realize this point TO its fulles,
extent, just drop in at the old
pioneer clothing store of Gold Hill, kept
by Haas & Co., and take a look at their
goods and marked prices. 0utlasting
scores Of transitory establishments Of
the kind during the last nine years,
Haas L Co. is a live firm, fully up to the
time, and therefore down on anything
like high prices in the clothing line.
They have no rent to pay, their expenses
are light, they purchase at the beat pos
sible advantage, therefore they are able
to sell at the very lowest cash prices,
profit or no profit. Clothing of all
grades, from the finest to the coarsest,
and for oil sizes Of people, from n seven
foot preacher down to a two year old
boy, may be found in their large stock
also, boots, shoes, hats, blankets, and
everything else in that line that any
body can require. After reading Haas
& Co.'s advertisement in another col
umn, just drop into their store and be
convinced that there is no nonsense
about their selling At such extremely
low rates. "fts wonderful how they
do it, but they do"
OPERA HoUsE-LAoiss' NiGHr.-This
evening it will be "ladies' night at
Piper's Opera House, and as may be
seen by reference to distributed pro-
grsmmes, u very select and pleasing en-
tertainment will be given. The first
part consists, Of choice songs, With
eisms, ETC., and. the intsrluds is rich
with excellent song, dance and ehsrac-
ter acts. The whole concludes with the
Ethiopian farce of the Wandering
Minstrel" The ladies will enjoy the
fun tonight very much, and nothing
will be said or lone to offend the eye or
ear Of the most fastidious. Tho theatcr
wac well filed last night, and will
doubtless be SO again tonight. The
company performing there is the best on
tho Pacific Coast, and Piper is we'll de-
serving of tho most liberal patronage
for his efforts, regardless of expense, in
catering to the tastes of our numerous
theater gosrs. The buses will run be-
tween Gold Hill and the theater rs
usual, for the accommodation Of people
from here. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
ArrRoPRrArE.-In view of the public
Notification which is to take place when
the FIRST through train passes over the
Virginia & Trackee Railroad to Vir-
giuis, we see it suggested in the Enter
prise that as n feature on the occasion
the locomotive "virgiuia" be used,
and that Virginia Tilton, the first child
born in Virginia City, shall occupy a
prominent place upon the engine during
the trip. The little girl is now about
nine years of age We hear it also
suggested that Mark H. Bryan, the FIRST
boy born al Virginia, should ride on the
locomotive, by the side Of Virginia Til
ton. Little Mark was born three months
after Virginia was, and his mother is
the lady after whom the Lady Bryan
mine was named. She is the wife OF
Mark II. Bryan, Esq, and sister to
Charles b. Mccarthy, of Virgins, the
discoverer Of tho aforessid mine. Little
Mark is at San Francisco, but would be
forthcoming, if required.
TrANING ACCIDENT. An accident
on the ophir Grade, last
evening, near Crown Point Ravine, re-
sulting in the death Of three oxen. a
mule team, drawing a large wagon
heavily loaded with timbers, was just
being passed by an OK team, when the
wagon load Of 'timbers upset, falling
the e killing two Of them m
and injuring a third so that
it died subsequently. The whole load
of timbsrs were dumped over the grade
aad scattered loosely down the side bill.
PREPARE YS.-Winter is coming, and
all good providers should see that they
have the proper arrangements for keep
ing their houses. Those stoves OF all
descriptions to be found at u. L. Barber
4 Co.'S shop, O few doors above the
News Office, Main street, Gold Hill, are
Just the very thing. They have also a
good assortment Of hardware, tin ware,
ETC., and do all kinds Of jobbing with
neatness aud dispatch. See advertise
ment.
STATE n County TAxEs.-Tax-
should bear in mind that Monday
next is the last day for paying State aud
taxes. After that time ten per
csnt, will be added. During the last
d,y or two there will doubtless DC a
Great rush, therefore those who are aoie
to do so will find it much more agree
able TO pay at once.
CRoss CurrrSG.-The Hale 4 Nor
cross Company have commenced cross
cutting through the cast clay wan,
w~ss,verdIv. to open the ledge at their
IIoO.foot level, ut some half dozen dit-
feren. points simultaneously. We uu
dcrstand that the men were al, snu'
down in the mine this morning. Forty
eight hours or less will tell the story
DRAFT CHASoED.-As we stated III our
last issue, the connection between Tue
zoo and 500. foot levels Of the yellow
Jacket mine was completed yesterday
The consequence is that the air drsi',
wb;cb has always been south, o the
Jocte, through the Kentuck n crown
Point. has now changed to tie opposite
direction.
4 Mrslrsp TRiBUrs.-Thc Peoples
Tribune Association, as a TESTIMONIAL .
,b.;r appreciation Of the n II
wh;eb she recited Pope's Universe
praver. last Sunday afternoon, AT ,u'
onsr. House, have presented MSS hn'
Emorson with a magnihcenuy ooun'
copy Of Pope's poetical works.
LADIES'. RrAp.-Nrs. A. Vollmsr'
rhn,s advertisement appears in anoshe
coIump' has just opened tho finest s.oel
NJ fashionable hats, bonness ana sea
oral millinery goods imaginable, a. nc
S Gis, o of Paris Store, opposite the Int,
national Hotel, G street, Virgins
Prices satisfactory.
WHAT SHALL We Do TO Be HA'lD
a. to George Flisduer's shaving ~,
hair dressing saloon, Main stree, w;1
Hill, opposits the P%ostofice, ana ~ cmrl
toll Won all about it. He cuts or cur,
%ebildrsn's hair, and curls ladies' ""''
falls. Call on him.
LEW RArrtRR's BESsEir.-Ihe" =.