Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22

IL oLObhSA NVluulu1 uAhCA GAV hC6
New To-day" the. Sue Robinson
Dramatic Company will give three
farewell performances. The Saturday
afternoon matinee the highly amusing
comedy Of 4sModeus, or The Little
Deri's Share, and the exceedingly
amusing farce entitled The Clonn Out
gited, or Who Stole the Liquor? On
Saturday evening the thrilling sensa-
tional drama entitled the Orphan Of
Genecd, ShOo-F2y and a roaring farce.
Sunday evening, and positively the
close Of the season, the Merry Monarch,
a comic pantomime and q splendid
farce. The prices Of admission will
be Us usual, and no extra charge for
reserved seats. As this will be the
last opportunity this season for seeing
this talented combination of artists,
the theater will doubtless be crowded
every time.
Mrs. LAURA De FORCE GoRpoN At
PPER's OpERA HOUSE TINS EVENING
|-LEcrURE on WoMAN's ENFRNS-
cHIsEMEST. This evening. pursuant
to duly advertised announcement In
another column, Mrs. Laura DE Force
Gordon, the celebrated lecturer, will
deliver a lecture. on the subject of
"Woman's acknowledgements Mrs.
Gordon Is already we'll known to most
Of u citizens, many of whom heard
her lecture when here a year or two
ago. She is a very talented lecturer,
possesses a full, clear voice, and Is
In fact one OF the best aud most logical
lecturers we ever listened to. She has
been lesturing in Elko county for the
last two or three weeks, on this and
kindred subjects, creating a decided
movement in favor of the cause she so
ably and worthily advocates. She can
hardly fail to be a. we'll appreciated
by u citizens, aud no doub, the thea
ter tonight will be we'll and fashion,
ably crowded. Admission fifty cents.
The Administering to the Cur
ran benefit at the Opera House, this
fine little theater was not so we'll
crowded last evening as could have
been desired, yet just as good an enter
tainment was given by the famous Add
Weaver and his choice troupe, rs
would have becL. given to a crowded
house. This evening the bill calls for
something extra choice, and among the
songs to be given are 1.-The Lone
widow" "Nettie Moore" "The
Jolly Irishman." Put me in my Lit
tie Bed" 'sShoo, Fly. I'm Naked"
"Whoop La" and lots Of other good
things in the character act and DELHI
eative line, the whole concluding with
the Troubles Of LIKE.
INFORM,TIoS WANTED. - lnforma-
ton is wanted by Thomas Booth, No.
10 Tarlton street. Liverpool, England.
of the whereabouts of Thomas ).
Sheldon, who came from England TO
America nine years ago. He lived for
n while at Boise City and various other
places in the far West. The last letter
received from him was dated Septem-
Der. 1869, from Baker City, Baker
county, Oregon, ut which place lie had
been i'll for a considerable time. Soon
after the date Of his last letter he
intended going 10 the White Pine
mines.
FINGER DEMOLISHED The Carson
Appeal says: A Frenchman named
Coyer, had one Of the fingers of his
left hand so badly injured by coming
in contact with a circular saw which
he was filing at Spencer's mill, that he
was obliged to have it amputated. DR..
Luce put him under the influence of
chloroform and whipped off the LAGER
ated member In short order. The un-
fortunate man Is doing rs well as,can
be expected.
The ORHASs' HoME.-The Nevada
Orphans Home building is being
pushed ahead vigorously, says the Car
son Appeal. From the back windows
of our office can be seen the frame, al
ready erected, even to the rooftimbers.
There was some little delay in the
start, but the contractor eeIns to be
making UP for lost time. The pros
poets are iirst-rate that it will be fiji
ished within the time specified for its
completion.
MELoSs.-rhc first watermelons and
muskmelons. really ripe and delicious,
which have yet arrived in Gold Hill,
came to hand this morning In large
quantity, and are for sale ut the fruit
store neXt door 10 Ruhling & Co.'s
assay office. There Is said to be COM
plaint in Virginia according to the
Enterprise that no good melons have
vet reached that city. Send down to
Gold Hill il you want the real article.
Hot WRNrnER.-At o'clock p. NJ.
to-day the thermometer here'in Gold
Hill stood at Sc degrees in the shade.
At the same hour yesterday it indicated
So degrees. This is decidedly hot
weather for Gold Hill, although to-day
n pleasant breeze stirring mitigates the
extra heat Of the atmosphere 4 little.
Not OUR FAuLr.-The Carson appeal
complains of not receiving the NEWS
last evening. 1t was not our fault this
time. We left all our Carson and way
packages of the News at the railroad
Office nearly half an hour before the
regular afternoon passenger train came
along oil its way to Carson.
!AkRIN ED. iliSs I<uulo LIZ ANAS~ |
Gordon. the famous and talented lee
turer. and Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens,
the editor of the Pioneer, the woman's
rights newspaper at San Francisco, ar
rived at Virginia yesterday. Mrs.
Gordon will lecture at the Opera
House this evening.
METHODIST CoNrERESCE.-rhe sixth
session of the Nevada Conference Is
now being held in the NJ. E. Church,
Virginia, Bishop +. A. Ames presid-
ing. The session commenced ut 81
o'clock yesterday morning. The usual
committees were appointed and the
character of the Elders examined.
FlRE.-A bright light was obserra-
Bile from here last night about eleven
o'clock, ina southerly direction. We
understand that it proceeded from the
burning Of some buildings near the
Brunswick mill, Carson river. No
particulars. I