Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-15
Pr.vR's OpERA Houss.-Tbe usual

Howsou Opera Troupe last evening, aud
a most excellent performance WAS given.
1t commenced with a very pleasing and
amusing comic opsratts, entitled "Pie-
rette, or the Rose of ST. Fleur," fol-
lowed by a concert of vocal gems by
Misses Emma aud Clelia Howsou. The
I'm Treated II Trovatore" was repeat
ed for the %afterpiece, and gave the same
good satisfaction rs on its hrst present
alton. We have heretofore inalvert-
emily omitted to III IKE special mentiOn
Of Miss Clara Lewis, a member OF this
company. She appears u very good
advantage ia miao; characters aud per-
forms very correctly and with consider
able artistic taste whatever part is as
signed her. She is no singer, but 4
ages to fill in on tho choruses to good
advantage. Her style is of the Serio
comic order, aud rs she possesses 4 good
average voice, aud q clever s,tse APP
p%earance, she is indiSpenslbly useful.
Tonight an extra good entertainment
will be given, commencing with the
highly amusing comic operatth OF
ACKNOWLEDGMENT" and concluding
With Byrou's glorious burlesqae extrav-
agauza, entitled "Alaidin, or the Won
derful Scamp" This is one of their
best pieces, aud will be put upon the
stage in fine style, with all the splendid
music, dances, etc. Aladdin will he
personated by Miss Celia ilowSou,
Emma will appear as the Princess Bad
ro~ulbadour, and John HowsOu, with his
peculiar f~alsetto voice aud lovely female
appearance, will represent the Widow
Twankay, Aladdin'S mother, the only
Chinese washwoman in the city. How
son the elder will persona,e Emperor
Bung. Harry Hawk will be the Viljer,
with Miss Clara Lewis rs his son PekOc,
F. A. Howsou will be the great magi-
clan, and s. Bennett the slave Of the
lamp. Secure seats early with no extra
charge.
PAUL / WOODS ELECTRIC PRocESs.-
Wepublishsd, on Wednesday last, u card
from Mr.. Samuel A. Chaplin in favor Of
and highly indorsing Paul 4 Woods
Electric Process for the smalg"musion
Of gold and silver ores, u full description
of which we gave in the News Il few
since. At the lone mill, near Devils
Gate, the new process can be seen in
full operation. It certainly Il the most
thorough amalgamator we ever saw, and
is being Endorsed rs such by all practI-
cal men. The principle involved in this
amalgamator is easily understood when
we state that the idea. suggested to Nr.
Paul while trying to work the intract-
able ore of the famous kcLrSarGe mine,
was to take a quantity of it finely pull
verified, put it in u quicksilver flask to.
ge,her with one.thiri its weight OF
quicksilver and, after closing il tightly.
by simply rolling it about or Otherwise
agitsting it, thoroughly an hSImric it
while in a dry state subjecting il NJ the
same time to a gentle warmth il oT Ter
to assist the amnlgtmsting process. IL"
found this operation perfectly effective,
aud the construction of Paul 4 WO rlS
Amalgamator wasa natural sequence.
SrILL CuEApER.-Wslis, Fargo 4 Co.
have put the passenger fare by their
stage line down to only - between Elk"
and Hamilton. They book all who wish
to 90, through from Virginia 70 lIemil-
ton for $40 50. Opposition is wlrNts
the matter. Len Wines said out hrs
limo on the Hamilton road II week ago,
but the opposition is with Others. As"
natural consequence of this cheap fare.
large numbers are getting away from
White Pine who could not afford to
leave before, as high rs - persons
leaving Hamilton in n single day, ac-
cording TO the Inland Empire. Travel
ling can hardly be made cheaper unless
wells. Fargo 4 Co. will carry passen-
gers for literally nothing
Docs CHEcEEp.-Hsyton, the faithful
Cerberus who guards the entrance to
the festive interior Of Piper's Opera
House, desires us especially and un'
mistakably 10 state that he will admit
no dogs on any pretense whatever. lie
checks noue in, but will check them out,
as they are liable TO become as unruly
and noisy, and disturb the audlence aud
actors nearly as much, as crying babies
DO sometimes. Canine proprietors are
warned to leave thoir dorgs' at
home. All ours, of either high or low
degree, who venture inside the entry,
will bs summarily arrested and put into
q room by themselves, where. they can
fight it out on that line, If it takes all
summer
WIEGASD's QUARrz MILL.-Thc nice
little quartz mill in the basement Of
Wiegaud's Gold Hill assay office, OF
which we made an item a short ume
since, is now completed, by the addition
Of u grinding and amalgamating pan,
The battery 10 Of two little stamps,
weighing 80 pounds each, aud the pan
is of the usual style, Of east iron, vita
mullers and all that sort of thing COM
plete it is about the size of II common
Dutch oven, such Ms miners sometimes
use TO bake their bread in and the
motive power il furnished by II little
breast wheel in II eve at the back oil
the Office. This miniature mill is used
for testing small lots Of ores by actual
mill process.
CHoIca PLxAsURE REsosr.-Rend il
our advertising columns to-day about
the famous, Lake House, formerly KEEP
by Pollard, at the head Of Donner Lake
The most luxurious accommodation
offered for guests, aud ine boats, fish
ing tackle, saddle horses, and all oihe,
d~esirables, furnished for the patrons o
the house. J. c. Ross, formerly OF ih'
EXPRESS Saloon, Gold Hill, is the popu
lar landlord. For q truly healthiul aa'
desirable pleasure resort, Donnsr Lax
is unsurpassed on the Pacific coast
TIE MIsEs.-The mining tuau
remains the same, as far as the lelioN
Jacket, Kentuck, and Crown Point ar
concerned. The Yellow Jacket beini
worked to about half the exten, MS Tor
merly, but the shafts of the other l
mines are still closed, and will prob'bI!
remain so until the first part OF mex
week. 4 small quantity of gtseon
smoke is perceivable issuing from th'
Crown Point, but the fire is thought L
be extinguished.
CoxrSG.-Mr. Kennedy, the celebrates