Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-09
plrka,s OPERA HousE.-The grand .

Der woman as some term her. and
with good reason too, for she really
seems to have no bones ut all in her
body, unless it may be the limberesi
kind Of whalebone, for she can tie knots
in herself and twist into oil sorts Of
queer shapes with perfect ease and nc
injury. She is a marvellous creature.
And then the way she can stand it to
lay across a couple Of chairs while a
man with u big hammer pounds big
rocks to pieces on her breast is some.
thing hardly to be believed unless nc
tually seen. Then again she suffers
herself to be tied firmly and securely
all over with fifty feet of stout clothes
line in the presence Of the audience, and
then stepping into o little cabinet, like
the Davenport Brothers, she comes out
directly free and unbound, without un-
tying a single knot or cutting the rope.
Some of our bes, rope-tiers have tried
their skill at it. but she beat them each
time. Master Tommy Mclaughlin does
some very good jig dancing, and there
is some tolerable Ethiopian perform
ances, making it a very pleasing aud
interesting entertainment. Tonight is
positively the last. An entire change
Of programme. Go and see the fua.
.RrSA Insurance CoMPANY.-In our
advestising, columns undcr the head of
"Nsw To-day" see the advertisement
Of the old Rtna Insurance Company,
Hartford, Connecticut. 1t is among
the very oldest, mos popular and most
reliable companies in the United States.
During the last fifty years it has paid
losses to the amount Of S23, SOC, 900,
and yet the amount Of its assets at the
present time il SIS, 352, 532. Insurance
in some form is the order Of the day
now, with all sensible and provident
persons, aud the only question is, which
is the right company to insure with.
Read the advertisement Of the Etna
and then call on Captain j. @. Lee,
the agent, whose office is at No. &c
South c street, Virginia, opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, and he will be
pleased to explain oil points not pre-
cisely set forth by US 10 this hasty no.
tice.
TAKEN TO CARSON Bob Dedman,
who killed Albert Springer, and George
Hall, who killed Emerson Cain, were
both taken from the county Jail at Vir-
giuia to tho State Prison near Carson,
Mt an early hour Saturday morning, BY
order Of Under Sheriff Stoner, acting
Sheriff in the absence OF Mr.. Cummings.
Albert Springer dying about 8 o'clock
the previous evening caused u profound
sensation among his numerous friends
and the public throughout Virginia and
Gold Hill, and, fearing trouble, Mr..
Stoner summoned a large posse Of trusty
citizens to guard the Jail. Quite a
crowd gathered In trout during the
evening out of curiosity. Mr.. Stoner
however, apparently thinks the State
Prison the safest place for those men.
No DASogR.-Tho Carson appeal Of
yesterday says that quite a sensation
was created there the previous evening
by the rumor that some $50 members OF
n vigilance committee from Storey
County were on their way down there
for the purpose of taking forcible pos
session Of the two prisoners, Bod Ded-
man and George Hall, taken to the State
Penitentiary Mt a very early hour from
tho county Jail at Virginia for safer
keeping. There is no danger, neigh
bors we are peaceably inclined up
here, and perfectly willing to abide the
regular action Of the law as long as
true, ample and u~nmistakesble justice
is dealt out to those prisoners. They
were perfectly safe in the county jail.
I. %. G. T. OFFrcsRs TSsrALLEp.-At
q regular meeting of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. 10, L. o. G. T., Gold Hill,
held on Friday evening, August 9th, the
following officers were regularly iu-
stalled by W. NJ. Livingston, L. D., Of
Of Champion Lodge, No. 6, |. o. G. T.:
l.. Case, W. G. T.; Sister A. Hall, w.
v. T.; W. II. Lambert, W. S.; w. NJ.
F%aleoncr, W. F. s.; W. Dunlap, w. T.;
Thomas Raker, W. NJ; ]. Baird, W. l.
G.; C. D. S,oy, W. o. G.; A. c. Cotton,
W. c.; Thomas Harkin, W. A. s; Sis
ter Gammous, W. D. NJ; Sister Hawley,
W. R. II. s.; Sister Fraser, w. l.. ii. 5.
GorSa HoNE.-Tom White, an old
resident of this section and n of the
oldest pioneers Of the Pacific coast, left
Gold Hill at noon to-day for the home
of his childhood, at or near London,
England, where in peace aud content
ment he roposes to spend the remain
der of his life. He does not expect to
find it rs lively a country rs this and as
full of interesting incidents to him, but
he seeks the quiet shades Of his old
home and the familiar faces Of friends
and relatives b. left there. Peace and
happiness so with him.
MORE EASTERN VIsIroas.-A delega'
ton Of eighteen or twenty mercantile,
civil and professional meu from Wiscon.
sin arrived at Virginia yesterday, for
the purpose Of looking about this Sec
ton and making observations on the
chances to trade and the capabilities o.
the country generally. They visited
Gold Hill this morning, took q look a.
the mines aud town and pronounced
the whole thing good. They go back
TO the big railroad this afternoon OF
evening.
A SHREyADE.-Persons DESTROYS o
hearing Mr.. Colfax speak, as well as tn
very excellent and distinguished gentle
men who are with him, are informed
that tue compliment of a serenade b!
the Virginia Brass Band will be be
slowed upon them sometime during TIL
evening, at the residence of William
Sharon, Esq, on B street, south OF Tay
lor, When brief addresses will DO mad
by them.
CoscxRr AT DAyroS.-There is goini
to DO a Sunday School concert at odeo'
Hall, Dayton, next Friday evening
The exercises will be of the most pleas
ing and interesting nature, and tn
price Of admission is only four bits
This, however, does not include ticket
TO the choice and sociable supper whie'
will be given. Those are a dollar each
Here now is a chance for true pleasur
able enjoyment.
AT THE OPERA HoUse To NiGHT--
This evening is positively the last 9th