Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-03

OPERA HOUSE. MELoDEoS.-lne greas
popularity of the excellent company
now performing at Piper's Opera House
continues undated, the theatre being
crowded each evening with an enthus-
iastic and appreciative audience. To-
night George Goes, the worthy stage
manager, takes his 6rst complimentary
benefit, aud as a very large number OF
tickets are already sold, he is sure of q
crowded house. 1t being ladies'
night" the majority Of the seats in the
dress circle are taken, and before night
most Of the balance will probably be.
A very select, pleasing and good enter
tainment will be given, as may DO seen
BY reference to distributed programmes.
Otto Burbank, the Pixley Sisters, Miss
Maggie Moore aud oil the rest Of the
company will appear. Take your wife,
family, or sweetheart to the Opera
House tonight.
THE PEopLE's TRIBUSE.-Our versa
tile neighbor, Conrad Weigaud, issued
this morning the prospectus or first
number of his proposed newspaporial
effort, which will bear the above title,
although the present issue-served up
on the half shell, or rather half sheet
is entitled 40 Address to the People"
This number is we'll filled With assorted
moraliziug, outcroppings, Indications,
etc., is we'll printed on good paper, and
will be read with interest by all who
are addicted to that style of reading,
We must confess that it reads n little
dry to US, but perhaps we shall like the
paper itself better when We get used to
it. The prospectus says that tho
" second number will shortly be pub
lished, supported by a private non-see-
tartan and o .par,izan association Of
men and women, having for its purpose
the emancipation of our community as
a par. Of mankind from Ignorance, pre-
judice, injustice and error, for the re.
clnmatiou Of the fallen, and for the
Peoples defense"
DR.. SINMs' LEcrUREs.-This evening,
DR.. J. Simms, the exceedingly popular
lecturer at Athletic Hall, Virginia, gives
his closing lecture. 1t will positively
be his very last, rs he is already en-
gagged to appear at Carson. Last even
ing his subject was Tho Nervous Sys-
TEN and Mind" and hc had a very
large and very much interested audi
ence. This evening he gives the best
lecture Of all, his subject being Love.
Courtship and Marriage, and How to
Live when Married" On this occasion
the nrice Of admission will be raised to
so cents, yet the house will most surely
be crowded, for all the ladies and gents
in this section are deeply interested in
this matter, and it will be presented in
choice style.
STREET CRossISos.-The people re-
siding or doing business along G street,
Virginia, have got a perfect maaia for
street crossings at present. They don't
mean to wait for the muddy season to
set in, but are putting in crossings at
fearful rate. They are constructing
them ut all convenient points, and others
are filling in between them. They will
have the whole street planked solid
from ono end to the other before they
get through.
Foun DAYS FROM OMAHA.-Ws re-
ceived the Omaha Daily Herald, of last
Saturday, this morning. Only four
days between Omaha and Gold Hill
between the Mississippi River and the
Coms,oek Ledge is what might be called
pretty good time.
FREE TEMPERANCE LScrUREs.-Dr. G.
S. Haswell, Grand Lecturer I. o. G. T.,
it will be recolleeted, gives a free lee
ture on Temperance this evening, at
Silver City, and tomorrow evening at
Gold Hill. He is q very able and elo-
quent lecturer.
ApporSrEp.-Sherif Swift has APP
pointed VIM. T. Mcintosh as Deputy
Sheriff in and for the county Of 0rmsby.
He has had much experience as a police
oficer-having been four years in Sac
ramento and W years in Virginia in
that cap city.
PROMENADE CONCERT n BALL.-All
who have not already secured tickets to
the grand promenade concert and ball,
tomorrow evening, at the new public
school house, had better do so at once.
All arrangements are made to have the
gayest time of the season.
TuaEArxSISe.-The cloudy, buster
ing weather of the last fosty-eight hours
| betokens q storm brewing.