Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-13
OpERA HousE MELoDEoS.-The popu

larity of the present company perform
ing at Piper's is undated. Manager
Goes proves his efficiency by the pro.
ductiou of new features every evening.
"Scenes on the Mississippi" however,
proving quite an attractive novelty, it
was repeated last night. aud in conss.
quenee two more "niggers" were
chucked into the furnace to fire up with
under the steamboat boilers. The piece
will have to be withdrawn by reason Of
its thinning out the company so. Lew
Rather and Jimmy Moore have both
been thus destroyed. The singing,
dancing, general %jovialities, and char
acter delineations by this company are
particularly excellent, therefore full
houses are the natural consequence.
Besides this, Piper has plenty of pretty
waiter girls and active boys TO attend to
the spiritual wants Of the audience, dis
peusing only the best OF wines, liquors
and cigars, Of that same superior quail.
ity that his bar is supplied with. Ad-
mission only so cents. Best seats in
the house reserved by securing them
early. Splendid bill for tonight.
To LOVERS OF THE WEED.-All appre-
ciative smokers will agree with Us in
the idea that a good cigar, or a pipefull
of really excellent tobacco, does go with
q capital fragrant relish after a comfort
able meal in fact, many men like a
good smoke whenever they feel like 1t.
II is not every cigar or tobacco stand in
Virginia and Gold Hill, however, which
keeps the very best article in that line,
by any means. The Roman Brothers,
whose advertisement may be found in
another part Of this paper, can always
be relied upon in this respect. Their
place is on South Z street, Virginia, OPP
posite Smith street, and there are to be
found the choicest cigars, and all styles
Of manufactured tobacco, in tho State.
Their stock ia we'll selected and exten-
sive ; they advertise to sell lower than
any other house, therefore it is TO the
advantage of saloon keepers, or any
other man, to trade with Roman Broth
ers. Call and try one of their genuine
Tsvanas, examine their goods and
prices, and then keep on trading with
them.
To SHIPPERS OF FREIGHr.-As our
morning neighbor, the Enterprise, states,
since the completion of the Western Pa
ci6c Railroad, merchants and others can
ship their freight direct from San Fran
cisco by that road quicker and cheaper
than by schooner. Aside from its safe
ty, there Is no danger of short freight
on the railroad, and the goods arrive at
their destination in much better condi-
ton than by schooner, where they are
handled pretty roughly, and where short
freight occurs oftener than ia profitable
to either shipper or forwarder. Goods
can now be shipped from San Francisco
per Western Pacific Railroad, direct to
any part Of the State, and as the season
for heavy shipments is approaching, 1t
is well for merchants to give the matter
full consideration.
ANOTHER BASE BALL CLUB.-A new
base ball club, composed Of boys from
l6 to 20 years of age, was organized at
Virginia last evening. The. call them
selyes the Nevada Base Ball Club, and
the following are their officers Pres.
ident, George Elston (; Captain, 7. n.
Pratt; Secretary, F. D. Plunkett
Treasurer, B. Boone. Tho Rcd Jackets,
of Gold Hill, will not challenge them
this season !; they have lost all faith in
Virginia b~ass-ballists since last Satur-
day, and don't consider that there is any
talent in that line the other side OF the
Divide.
LECTURE nj JoHy G. SAXE.-We Hc-
knowledge the receipt of complimentary
tickets to the lectures which John G.
Sake is going to give at the Presbyterian
Church, Virginia, next Friday aud Sat-
urdsy evenings. The lecture, or enter
taiumsnt, Of Friday evening, will con-
sist of his humorous poem entitled
"Yankee Land" the recitation OF
"The Proud Miss Mcbride" and "Tho
Press" On Saturday evening Mr.. Sake
will deliver a lecture on Poetry and
Poets" with recitatious from his
poems. Tickets 81. Lectures to COM
mence at 8 O'Clock.
GET REApY.-Recollect thatthe grand
Inauguration ball of Liberty Engine
Company No. l, Gold Hill, takes place
at their fne new hall on Friday evening
next. Admission So. Music by the
Gold Hill band. The boys have been to
much expense in the erection OF their
new engine house, and no doubt their
numerous friends and the property hold
ers Of tho town will see that their de-
ple,ed treasury is recuperaied By salts
factory receipts at this ball.
SIERRA NsvApA.-A very good, and
apparently permanent, vein OF white
gold.bearing ore is developed in a winze
below the car track tunnel Of the Sierra
Nevada mine, being the same OF which
we have made special mention in our
last two or three weekly mining reports.
Some extra good ore, however, found IN
this vein the last day or two, has caused
An advance Of q dollar or two per share
in the stock. Hope it may hold out.
SAxr's LEcrUaE.-Amoug our new
advertisements to-day, see that of the
interesting lectures to be given BY John
G. SAKE, at the Presbyterian Church,
Virginia, next Friday and Saturday
evenings. Mr.. SAKE is among our most
popular and famous poetic American
humorists, and his lectures will doubt
less be fully and f~ashionably attended.
PRINCE OF WALES soeSs.-Among the
other choice desirables in the way OF
gentlemen, furnishing goods, under
Clothing, etc., to be found at R%osener's,
virginia, are the famous Prince OF Wales
socks, being the identical kind worn oy
his royal highuess on all occasions.
They are the finest, neatest, ana most
comfortable socks imaginable.
The BALL AT SrtvER.-The grand
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