Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-01
PpER's OrERA DEMONSTRATIONS 4

House this evening for n season of two
nights only-to-night and tomorrow
night. They will give IN entirely new
and original programme each evening,
full particulars Of which will DO seen in
The distributed bills. Our Salt Lake
exchanges speak in glowing terms of
opnrobs,ion relative TO tho entertain
mep,s given by this famous company,
nv far the best on the Pacific coast, and
old Brigham with a fow dozen Of his
wives and children was present every
night. Ben Cotton was . prime favor
tic, and so was Joe Murphy, in fact they
were all looked upon by the Mormons rs
chiefs in their line, and the very cream
of Jolly good fellows. Robbers cornet
solos are alone worth the price Of ad-
mission. See advertisement in another
column. Gentlemen bringing their
ladies or families will do. well 10 secure
reserved seats ut the box office before
evening, which they can do without
extra charge, and thus avoid the rush
as we'll a. get good seats. 60 n see
the fun tonight.
CARSON lrgNs.-From the appeal OF
this morning VIC extract the following;
We notice the return Of Governor
Blasdel and family after n brief visit to
Yosemite ard Of II. G.. Parker alter
three mouths absence at White Pine.
The Carson and Virginia Base Ball
Clubs are preparing for a match game,
to come off as socn n, the preliminaries
can be arranged. The Carson boys are
levcling the ground in the Plaza and
generally active in anticipation OF the
game. Though uncertain, 1t is hoped
the game will take place here. ~ tew
DAYS since n trunk was received at
Wells, Fargo L Co.'S express ofiee in
this place, from Virginia, marked to 4
man employed in u hotel. By some sly
means the owner obtained possession Of
the trunk without the knowledge OF the
eXpressmeu, and without paying the
charges thereon. lie then clairled OF
Wells, Fargo L Co. $3.50 damages for
alleged loss Of the article. Search was
made for it, which resulted in finding it
in the possession of ". F. Rocher, the
owner, who was thereupon arrested and
examined before Judge Waltz. lilo was
sentenced to 80 days Imprisonment and
500 fine and costs, and in default
thereof to so days additional imprison-
ment.
wApswoRru.-Captain Dick Arnold,
who has just returned from an assessing
trip down to wadswor,h, describes mat
tiers there as being in an extremely
quiesccn, state at the present, time. The
town is dead, and gives out little prom
iss of d very healthy resurrection dur
ing the present century. There is little
or no building going on, the place not
half populated, and pretty much every.
body is shaking terrifcaIly with the
ague. The only life ever exhibited in
tho town is when n train OF cars
from the East or West st~opsthcsc, when
the mos. ambitious and energetic men oil
the town gather along tho platform oil
the depot, with their lowcrjaws hanging
down, both hands in their pockets, and
there they stand shaking as long rs the
ears are in sight. Even the dogs look
shaky, careworn, broken down and de-
iectcd, hardly being able to stand up
and bark /; they live entirely on the dead
fish they pick up along tho river side.
There are only nine cats in tho town,
each one Of whom are reduced 10 their
las, life, and look very NANCY and totally
dishearlcned. Theyhave nothing to do,
n .,t. will nnt live thnra-
THE JEwIsu New YEAR.-Oa next
Sunday evening, the Israelitcs will COM
mence the celebration Of theft New
Year $3.50, dating from the creation OF
the world. This festival is observed BY
the othodoy classes for two days, aad
by the reformcrs one day. This is one
of the greatest holidays in the Jewish
year, aud is universally observed all
over tue world in the strictcst manner
Business is entirely suspended aud the
services ut their synagogucs are OF n
solemn and imposing nature. Particn-
lsrly on this festival are those depend
cnt on charity looked after. Not only do
the different benevolent societies make
extra allowances, but those in good cir
cums,ances see that their poorer friends
are well provided for.
SEVERE ACCIDENT. = Evening before
las, George Haub, who keeps a butcher
shop in lower Gold Hill, was driving
down street in his wagon, when, near
the Union scales, he fell of, and was
niekcd up ~insensible. He was taken
home, and DR.. Hall sent for. On ex-
animation blood was found issuing from
one of his ears, and his remaining for
over half an hour iusensiblo indicated q
seyere conclusion Of the braic. He is
rather better now, bu. evidently severe
IL injured. He cannot account for his
falling out. lie might have been a lit
tie sleepy, but ccrtainly was not intoxi-
Gated. Ills team passed on down to the
butcher shop.
NorIcE TO TkX.rArERs.-Having re-
ccived the assessment roll of the town
of Gold Hill for the fiscal year ending
or the 6rst Monday of April, 1870,
Town Marshall Crandall gives notice in
IL advertising columns, under head OF
"ncw to-day" to all persons interest
ed, that tho taxes on all property in this
town, Of 81 IS on each 500, is due and
paysblc from and after this date, at his
Office on Main street. All taxes remain
inc unpaid October lst, 1869, will so OF
;Ge delinquent list, with ten per cent
9dded thereto.
WHITE PINE MISIyG.-We notice tina
nm assessment of 81 per share is lcviec
on the capital stock of the Original Hid
den Treasure Company, White Pine, dc
,;pouen, on tho 18th of October. Tni'
certninly does not speak well of tho''
mines. especially when j. is considered
that this is one Of the frs: discovered
and reported to be full Of very rich or
right a, the surface of the ground. W.
shall EXPECT to see an assessment advcr
tised on the Eberhardt next,
jon MAoumr..-Gcorge Ecls informs
us that Joe Mcguire, whom most of u
remember three or four years ago "a
prominent member Of the Virginia Gle
Club, and whose rich clear tenor yoic'
induced the reporters to mention him a