Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-27
OprRA HOUSE, MELoDEoy.-Thers was

OPERA HOUSE, MELoDEoy.-There was
the usual good attendance at the Opera
House last evening, and everything
passed off to special satisfaction of the
entire audience. The " Black Book or
the Magic Bologna" runs well, and
rather gains than loses in favor. 1t is
one Of the drollest, gayest, most whim-
steal and %jolliest pieces. All who see it
like it. Lew Rattler's makeup in this
piece can hardly be surpassed in gor-
geous beauty aud appropriateness. As
to the ravishing shape displayed, we
dare not particularize, but the audience
is fully capable Of judging. Add Wear-
er's famous descriptive song OF The
Ragged Coat will do, so also will that
double act, "Pat McCann," by Maggie
and Jimmie Moore. "0beying Orders"
BY Sprung, Rather and Moore, is cap
ital. Della Sager has left and gone to
the Bay. Otto Burbank, the great sa-
chem of melodeon minstrelsy, low COM
edy, etc., will appear next week to
crowded houses. The bill for tonight,
as may be seen by reference to distrib-
uted programmes, is a capital one. Go
and see the fun.
AYrER THE BREwERs.-The United
States Revenue officers got after the
brewers considerably, yesterday, in the
matter of not having the requisite revenue
stamps placed on beer kegs. The law
requires that the proper stamp shall be
-.h bar arrnSR the hOl0
where tho faucet is driven in, so that In
tapping q fresh key this stamp cannot
fail to be destroyed each time by the
fauce. being driven il. This law, how
ever, the brewers have in~geniously
syaded to q considerable extent, by
pa,,ipg the stamp on in such a way that
one edge could be raised, allowing Of
the faucet being driven without inJuring
the stamp. Several brewers got caught
ont on that arrangement and will prob
ably have to pay for it, one on Q street,
Virginia, having stamps three months
old on some OF his kegs. This unex-
pscted raid of the officers creates quite
q stir among those interested.
FRrs SCIENTIFIC LxcruRk. = DR..
Simms, the able and entertaining lee
tursr, Just arrived from the East, will de-
liver a lecture at Athletic Hall, Virginia,
tomorrow Thursday evening on Physi-
ognomy, illustrating HIS subject with a
large series of drawings, diagrams and
~paiptipgs. His lecture will be humorous
as well q. scientific, and no charge will
h. made for admission. The Doctor has
met with the most triumphant success
in lscturiug all along his route, and our
Chicago exchanges speak especially well
of him. He delivered q course Of lee
lures in New York recently, which are
thus mentioned in Harper's Weekly:
"Dr. J.. Simms has been lecturing to
largo audiences in this city. His lee
lures are scientific and relate to medi-
cine. They have awakened great
interest. DR.. Simms makes q lecturing
tour West soon."
Nav ScuooL-HoUsE AT VIRGINIA.
The new pubic school-house at Viz
GINA is now about completed, and the
schools will open in it a week from next
Monday, II is q fine building, well
constructed and arranged throughout,
two stories in hight, and 40 feet wide by
20 feet long. Due attention has been
paid to thorough ventilationi and the
proper recreation yards and o%ut-build-
iugs are attached. A consIderaoie
amount Of extra expense (ostween SsOo
and SsOO) for grading, folding.doors'
sidewalk. otc. has been incurred, and q
coocert and ball will be given in the
hall or upper floor of the building a
week from next Thursday evening, Tor
th. purpose of d~efraying this extra cost.
Tickets can be had at Dale / Co.'S, ut
Lille l. Co.'S and Of G.. w. Hazleton,
President Of the Virginia Board o. Ed
ucstiou; price 81.
DIsrRrcr CouRr-RisISG, JuDeE.-
Henry Mo,z vs.. Gold Hill Q. NJ. 4 u.
Co.-Psssed without day. State VS..
Vim. Wiudbof-Cause dismissed. State
va. Minnie Observation-Disclosures and
sureties released. VIM. Quinn VS.. Flow
ery II. / N. Co.-Judgmeut Tor PLAIN.
tiff. In the matter of the estate Of
Frances Minshall-Monday, November
l, fixed for hearing Of application for
sale Of personal property. Court ad-
jourued to meet this morning at ten
O'Clock.
RAIL LAST NIoHr. - The National
Guard of Virginia had a ball last even
ing at Armory Hall. Owing to mad
eoua,s advertising, it was thinly at
tsnded. There were some Of the best
leaking ladies in the city present, but
mot half enough for the gentlemen de-
string 10 dance. 1t was a limited sue
cess. aud IN some respects rather poorly
managed. The music, furnished oy
Fillebrown, Moore, Hillyer and Doten,
was excellent.
THE GRsAr CHAMProy.-John Deery,
the champion billiard player of the uni
verse, is going to give the promised eS'
bibi,ion Of his unsurpassed skill IN the
billiard limo, at the Washoe Exchange
Billiard Saloon, Virginia, next Friday
and Saturday evenings. He will be as
sisted by A. W. Jamison, the champion
Of the Pacific Coast, and Wallace
Wright.
THANKSGIVING BALL.-We acknowl-
edge receipt of a complimentary ticket
10 the grand ball to be given by Knick-
Nerbocker Engine Company No. ., at
Athletic Hall, Virginia, on Thanksg'v'
ing night-November 18th. The boys
are sure to have a good time on tha'
occasion, same as they always dc.
q.
REruRxEp.-J. A. Brumsey, the vel
known agent for the Phoenix aud Home
Insurance Companies, has returned from
a visit to San Francisco, and can De
found at his office, which is j n the Tahoe
House, Virginia, by al desiring to in,
sure in those excellent, well established
and popular, companies.
TEMPERANCE LHcruREs.-Dr. Haswell,
of Sacramento, will lecture on Temper
auce, at the Methodist Church, Carson,
on next Friday and Sunday evenings.
A public installation of the officers oil
the Carson Lodge of Good Templars,
will take place on Monday evening, No.
vember lst.
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