Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-30

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PIpxR's OPERA HousE.-Thsrs was n
very fair attendance at the Opera House
last evening, Notwithstanding the in
element weather and the slippery walk
ing. We are pleased to record that the
pIays presented were both new in this
section, and both were excellent, inter-
esting, well performed, and will bear
repetition as something new and fresh.
The first is a fine little French sensa-
tional play in four acts, entitled "The
Heart Of the Stage, or the Actress OF
Padua." Miss Western personated
Thisbe as well as that character can be
performed by any actress ; and Mrs.
Reach rs Catherine succeeded we'll, as
did also Mr.. Herus as Homodel. Mr..
Harrison's Rodolfo was a most excellent
and effective piece Of acting, and several
Of the other presentations were worthy
of special commentator. The excel
lent little afterpieca entitled n "Day
after the Wedding was the best we
have seen for a long time, and the
ladies, we feel assured, would not mind
seeing it about twice u week for the
next three months. Miss Westerns
Lady Elizabeth could not be excelled,
aud the parts taken by Otto Burbank
and Mrs. Stewart elected long aud
hearty laughter from the audience.
SOLVER Twist" will be the play for TO-
night, in which Miss Western will APP
pear rs Nancy Sykes, said TO bo her
great masterpiece.
Two RUNAwAYs About noon yester-
day the grocery wagon Of 4. Man Il Co.,
Virginia, WAS standing on Main street,
Gold Hill, when the team got fright
ened at something, and away they
started for Virginia. They ran afoul Of n
post At Stern's corner, upset the wagon
and dumped the groceries; directly
afterward they ran against u quartz
team, and righted the wagon on its
wheels again. They were stopped near
the Imperial dump. The other case
about ! p. M.-was that Of II young man
with his mother in a buggy, returning
from Virginia. He ran the buggy wheel
over a big rock, on upper Main street,
and got pitched out and badly muddied
by being dragged some little distance
holding fast to the lines. Nobody hurt
much.
CANADIAN RELIEF SocIsrY.-Msmbers
of the above association, please read
official notice in another column of their
meeting which takes place on Sunday
(to-morrow) at Good Templars' Hall,
South c street, Virginia, ut 2 P. n.
Prompt and punetual attendance is re-
qucstcd, as business Of Importance
comes before the meeting.
SxALL-Pox.-Thors were four new
cases of smallpox in Virginia y~estcr-
day, and three deaths-a Mexican,
named Reyes Balensuela, At the north
eud of the city; Mrs. Spring, at the
corner of f and Mill streets, and Geo.
Greeley, Mt the corner Of Taylor and D
streets.
CHANGE OF TrNE.-Until further no.
tice, Wells, Fargo h Co.'s coaches will
leave Virginia for Reno ut 10 A. N. and
10 P. ". The cars o leave Reno for
Sacramento at 2 o'clock in the morning.
ST.. VALENTINES BALL AT SILVER
We understand that the Sisters Of Re.
bekah, of Silver City, are making prep.
arations to give n grand ball on or about
St. Valentines Day.
NEw SALOON FIRN.-Tom Finch and
Vim. Meredith open the Gold Hill Thea
ter saloon on Monday, and invite all
Judges of good beverages 10 give them a
cali. Success to Finch Il Meredith.
SERvrcRs To.NoRRow.-M. f. Church,
Gold Hill, Rov. l.. Case, Pastor. Serv-
ices ut II A. n. and Z r. n. Seats free,
and the public respectfully invited to
attend.
DIAMOND RING RArFLE.-That $3.50
diamond ring will be rallied off At the
Opera House saloon at 2 r. NJ. to-mor'
row, the tickets being all sold. Stock
holders, be on hand.
CATHOLIC SERVICES Al DAYTON.-Rev.
Father Rooney will celebrate mass and
preach at Dayton tomorrow ut . A. u.
and { 7. ".