Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-01
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ouu Posscu oh ~ 6oou SsytS 10 aSe
The songs, jokes and general fun of the
first part were all good and received
their full share Of applause. George
Goes sang We may be happy yet in
capital style, and in response 10 a vocif-
erous encore, sang another piece equally
rs good. Miss Annie Pixley's High
land Fling" was very prettily executed,
and Miss Maggie Moore sang several
very sweet and acceptable songs. The
"Rhi-no-so-rus," by Maggie and her
brother, was much a%pplauded: Jimmy
is not quite so well muscled as Lew
Rather or Billy Ashcroft, but in a clog
dance or jig he is not to be discounted
much, and his time is perfect and right
up to the note. "Clam-eel,' by Rather
aud Goes. was highly amusing. A
grand Jubilee bill will be given tonight,
the occasion being the frat appearance
of the great flvori,s Ethiopian IN
dian, Otto Burbank. A great variety OF
new and excellent songs will be given.
Burbank and Rattler will do Othello and
Macbeth In the interlude, and the after
piece will be a very pleasing dramatic
sketch written by Goes, entitled the
"S,ree,s of New York" Goes takes his
grand bene6, next Wednesday evening,
on which occasion it will be "ladies
night"
Dr.. Sims LECTURE To-SIGHr.-The
highly popular lecturer, DR.. j. Simm',
for his subject this evening,
at Athletic Hall, Virginia, /" Physiog-
nomy, Laugh, Walk, aud Shaking
Hands" This will be the most amusing
and interesting lecture yet given by him,
and a huge audience will be present.
Aside from the low price Of admission
only IS ceuts-ths Doctor is the most
attractive lecturer who has appeared
before a Washoe audience for many a
long day, hence it is that he never fails
to lecture to a full house every evening,
the interest constantly increasing, in-
stead Of decreasing. He gives define
alive examinations every day, together
with charts, at So each, and the hall is
thrown open to visitors who desire n
free look atithe immense picture gallery.
DrscouRAelyG.-Dr. Simms, at his
lecture last Saturday evening, showed
pictures Of over 100 varieties of horrible
looking insects, which infcst the water
people COMMONLY drink. They are Of
all shapes and sizes, with horns, tails,
and other formidable appendices, and
they all look more or less like the devil.
There is about a peck Of these terrible
looking things in every drop of water,
but uone of them in good whisky
discouraging circumstance to Good
Templars. Water has always been
looked upon here as good 10 wash or
cool with but lie. q fellow just realize
now many thousand Of these little var
minis he mashes aud plssters over his
face in washing, and he will naturally
conclude as we do, that it's a little
mixed.
BENEFIT OF GEORGE II. CoEs.-Stage
manager Goes, At the Opera House,
takes a grand complimentary benefit
next Wednesday evening, aud for that
particular occasion he is preparing n
choice bill of attractions in the musical
and dramatic line, as it is to be I" ladies
right" Mr.. Goes, rs stage manager,
has been very successful in catering to
tho tastes Of the patrons Of the Opera
House, laboriug hard and steadily to
that end, therefore on the occasion Of
his benefit he cannot fail to serve up an
entertainment such as will be highIy
pleasing and acceptable 10 everybody.
Tickets are rapidly selling already, and
he is sure of q full house.
ELoPxNESr.-We made an item q few
days ago about a resident Of Virginia
coming home from a visit to Sacramento
very Unexpectedly one morning and find
ing another man in bed with his wife,
in consequence of which there was a
fight aud a foot-race up Union street,
the %in,erloper escaping in his shirt.
Last night the faithless wife eloped
with another man, taking the stage for
Reno. The husband got scent Of this
new move, and two hours after they lett
he 90. after them on horseback in hot
haste, swearing sweet vengeance.
Whether he overlook them or not is not
yet recorded.
PERsoyAL.-Frank Dale, Of the we'll
known music aud fancy goods store, on
C street, Virginia, returned from Sacra-
meuto, where he has been for the last
few months attending 20 the other store
of Dale & Co. Frank looks as though
Sacramento living agreed with him, but
is not going back there at present. h..
c.. Lille, the G street stationer, also
returned Saturday morning from his
visit East, looking hearty as usual.
Frank Thayer, formerly chief foreman
of the Chollar Potosi and the Savage
works, returned from White Pine a few
days ago.
FRyE TEMPERANCE LEcrUEEs.-Next
Thursday evening DR.. c. S. Haswell
will give q lecture on Temperance at
Gold Hill. Tomorrow evening he lee
lures a, Dayton, and Wednesday, even
ing at Silver City. He is a very able
and eloquent lecturer, and no collec-
tions are taken up, rs he is doing the
work under the auspices OF the Grand
Lodge l.. o. CT. for California and Ne
vada-not by the Grand Lodge.l. U. U.
F., as We erroneous. uad '"o" ave-
Saturdays issue.
DERRY AND BILLIARDS. The great
Deery and Jamison billiard exhibition
at the washoe Exchange Billiard Sa-
loon, Virginia, was well attended last
Saturday evening, and some very fine
playing was shown, Deery coming out
ahead. Neither, however, were consid-
cred to be doing their best, but they
simply showed what they could do in
the billiard line. Deery's fancy shots
called for special applause. He evil
IDENTIFY makes the balls do just what he
pleases.
Orro BURBANK To-SIGur.-The Old
melodeon war horse, Otto Burbank, Will
make his appearance on the stage at
the Opera House to. night, under engage
men,, and as may be seen by reference
to distributed programmes, an extra
rood bill will be given. Otto has always
Seen a prime farorite here, aud his thou
sand and one friends will receive him
With a perfect ovation Of welcome to-
night.