Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-30
Prprp's OprRA HousE..

PRER's OPERA HousE.-Last even
ing vast Improvement was apparent
In the entertainment given, and there
was a very hir attendance. Miss
Minnie Corbyn, and Miss Minnie Fill
more made their first appearance and
proved themselves a decided acquisi-
ton In the way Of true talent. Miss
Corbyn made her appearance In the
interlude, and sang the beautiful
ssShamrock Of Ireland In . style
which not only called forth the ap-
plause Of the entire audience, but the
yociferous encore called her out twice,
she responding with the Language
Of Flowers" and "Wbere there's .
VIII there's q Way" All three songs
were new here, therefore all the more
attractive. She has a very sweet, clear
soprano voice, distinct pronunciation,
pleasing style, excellent stage appear
ance, and in reality possesses . degree
Of talent considerably above the aver.
age, rs a ballad singer. She Is also a
very good actress, sprightly, natural,
piquant and pretty, hence with all
these qualities combined she had
no difficulty last evening In estab-
fishing herself as prime IA
vorite with the critical theater-
zoe Of our community. OF Miss
Fillmore we need not speak so particu.
larry, rs she Is already pretty well
known, from her theatrical demon
STATIONS on the stage at old Music
Hall, and also at the Opera House
some four years ago. She has Inn
proved somewhat, however, sings a
good song. dances well, and possesses
considerable merit as an actress. This
evening another most excellent OIL
will be given. Miss Cherry Belle Will
appear rs "Mrs. Billy Florence" In
the pleasing little interlude piece OF
Jennie CAdtta5or. giving q festive
touch Of the Cds-cda, and the whole
will conclude with the petite comedy
of the Married Rake. Go and see the
new talent tonight.
WATER Wharf.-The great battle
over. the water and tailings sluice
rights still RACES In Seven-mlle Canyon.
At latest accounts from the seat Of
Ito one had been killed on either
side except with the thumb-nail, but
both parties of belligerents had their
coat-tails slung out detiantly and were
looking and talking desperately at
each other. The law hath no fears for
them, they smell the battle afar of
and cry "Hay! hay ! more hay to
sleep on" Bravely each warrior bold
packs his trusty mitrailleuse, needle
gun. revolvers, tomahawk, scalping
Knife and war club, and Is not afraid.
Bismarck fears not to gobble up
Benzine whenever he takes q
notion, and that bottled warrior
reposes In calm confidence In his
own power when he shall choose
to uncork. BY judicious nursing OF
this war the contending armies might
manage to keep under good pay for
coupe OF weeks or SO.
CONVICTED. = James Garnett and
William Russell, the two foot-pads and
burglars, were yesterday found. guilty
in the District Court, and will receive
their sentence tomorrow. It will be
remembered that their last exploit was
the robbery of Tom Finch's saloon, In
lower Gold Hill, after which they
were arrested, principally through the
fundamentally Of Constable Harkin,
of Gold Hill, assisted by Chief Dow
ney and officer Lackey, Of Virginia.
All these officers are entitled to much
credit for the mastery manner In
which they ferreted out and worked
I'D the case. as 1t Is evident that they
captured the right man, for no more
foot-pad operations have been INDUCED
in since their arrest.
RERun.prNG. = The office Of the
Chollar-P otosi Company is fast assum-
ing respectable proportions in its new
locality where it Is being rebuilt. The
basement and first story are nearly
completed to the second floor. Gosse's
boarding house, removed from Amer
lean Flat to the Divide, opposite
Krause's store, Is also nearly rebuilt.
THAT BADGE FoUND.-We desire to
our friend George N. Eells that,
his little silver brick Choral Society
badge Is found, and he can obtain the
SAME BY calling at the NEWS office.