Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-27

delightful eontralto voice, sweet, rich,
flexible and surprisingly good. She
sang for the first time, and In 4 peeu-
liarIy natural, unaffected. yet pleasing
and tasteful style, which deservedly
called forth the warmest plaudits of
the audience, and q hearty encore. She
personated Wavelet very we'll, and
as q singer she certainly Is a success.
Mr.. Cahill labors under some disad-
vantages, yet shows evidence Of a
goodly degree Of talent as an actor.
The minor characters creditably
sustained, and the march Of the boorE
black brigade was most ex~cellently
given. In the Fool OF. the FGnuiy,
given as q commencement, Miss Belle
Hewitt personated betty Saunders"
very creditably. All those blondes are
good singers, and their style Is pecu-
liarly pleasing, as we'll as sprightly
and e%nlivening to ven the most sordid
and ungenial souls. OF the two prin-
cipals, the San Francisco Cal thus
justly remarks: "Miss Lydia Thomp-
son Is a bright embodiment Of life and
gaiety, and, withal, an excellent
actress, and a singer Of no ordinary
merit, possessing a sweet, If not very
powerful. voice and q yery good STYLE
of y~ocalization. She Is very pretty,
dresses mag~nilcently. and with CON-
summate taste. Miss Pauline Mark
ham Is a beautiful woman, with the
most lady-like voice In speaking we
have ever heard, and as a singer ranks
before many operatic contraltos We
have had amongst us as stars of the
lyric stage" This evening Sisbad
he Sailor another maenificent n e
tacnlar Oriental burIesoue. will he
nresantaS In fine stvIa h is nanlete
with aycaIIant mnS;c DANCING aor.
nao,,s JroSsas snanic .eo",s a%,nr
fnc;Jen,s snd h.. monv T. ,onS;Jera5
avsm %snn.r;or !, TnrJ;.s All VII
have NOT aireadv secmred reserved seats
will do we'll 70 90 early. as the curtain
rises nromntlv at 8 O'Clock.
STOREY COUNTY Twins. census
AsrSnsi Lamu'on gives Us " ilst VI tue
names ages anu VI 'ne i''-
lowing dozen pairs Oh twihs' at present
residing IN this county-fonrteen males
and ten females: Robert n James
maiAet, aeeu o. otn an ~
ouila ahu Jun 49,
T'o.;iSs Tant;ns enod aan. hor,,
Sioeii9a IloPArNs, ageu - yeals, y Voih
III eaI1o.hi" AagS,e auo 1anies ls'-
yer, sgeu : can oorh NeIaua
LIZZIE u Sella Bower, ageo years,
born IN Calliornia Danlel ana hugh
Hester, aged years, porn IN Cailior,
! b. r. II VII. bartIett, age9
II years, porn IN limos; 1onn and
Oaniel oConneii' ageo IL years, 1orh
in pennsylvania Emma u anQ bar-
bara Winterbower, aged 9 years, born
In Nevada Thomas n Mary Cain,
aged 8 months born In Nevada; Aoner
anu nur Eu SsI,Sorois W.nS ~ and Rohar,
Bristol. aged o wears. born in Califor-
mia. They might, were the "pairs"
all Of a suitable age, get up quite a
nice little dnncihg Party'-h~erpr'Se'
THOSE Sun SPoTs.-Professor Nye,
whose critical observations through the
oreat Gold Hill telescope on the roof
% ,ho En,,o,a viii, boyo ooto,ndod Tho
y. ~
scientific SaVants OF this section ior
some time past, attributes the unusual
heat Of the present season to a great
escape Of Internal calortc from the in
terror Of the M through those holes
in Its northwest Side. They look like
spots, but are In reality great holes.
The largest one Is over 60 feet across,
and even the smallest Is bigger than n
washtuo. SO powerful Is their ini9-
ence on the atmosphere OF Golo hlil,
and MS rain is liable to be the result
like yesterday, for instance. Professor
we, ss = pfs iseht
aarthonsrs next T,,s.day night
-. C Nh
LAURA LIE FORCE uohpoN'
lecture OF this lady, last evening, at
Carson, was not very fully attended.
Tho Annso, of this morning saws
:.
Aii"u.'s W tue t,eSS
enee, MIS-. Gor9on inlosneu enose
present mat she snouia not atoeinpt an
elaborate argument put shoula CON
fine herself mainly 70 sstateTent OIL
arcnmentatiye views. presenting them
With much cogency and force. We
! will not attemnt A synopsis of her yery
clever speech. here: will allude to It
more at length tomorrow. Mrs. Cor
don Is a handsome woman don't iook
q oie and Ss,ihsra u 'u %n,aassnt
So1,rorv en-. sneats we'll md COM
mands the close Attention of her audi
tors"
ASExcrps,os-Tbere ,stalk among
.on,o ~ tho more romantic Of orr eli.
~ .Ls 80
izees oi III EXCURSION W tie to
u,o w m"A"N,A@
pose toLing with them tents nnder
which to sfeep and a regular camping
outfit, with provisions sufficient to last