Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-11
THE EVENING NEWS.
Monday Eyenlas-.-----...April IL, 1870
Public ,I.,,in. on Tu.,dny Eyenlns.

Public Meeting ON Tuesday Evening.
The Republican Clubs of the First and
Second Wards, Gold Hill, will meet in
joint convention on Tuesday, (to-mor-
row. evening, at Liberty Engine House,
to make nominations of Town Mar
shall and Treasurer. Three candi-
dates for Town Trustees for the
First Ward will also be made by the
residents Of said Ward. We would
respectfully suggest to the taxpayers
the importance of attending said meet
ing, joining the Club, and aiding in
making suitable nominations to fill
those important local offices. We have
had most excellent local officers for
the last two years especially, and it
should be the earnest wish Of every
taxpayer to either continue them at
the head Of VI Town government, or
to strive to get as competent ones
to fill their places. The position Of
Trustee Is n thankless one, as most peo-
pie know-there being no smoluments
pertaining thereto whatever; and
hence it is somewhat difficult to get
really q good man to attend to the
business-but if the people who pay
the taxes and licenses Of the town,
make a determined demand for the
services of competent men, they a
get them ont "a candidates, and elect
them. Let the meeting on Tuesday
evening be well attended.
JOE CoBURN's BENEFIT TONIGHT
Don't forget that this evening Joe Co
burns numerous friends and admirers
i'm this section are going to give him 4
grand benefit at the Alhambra. The
famous American champion is going
East to whip the winner in the
great prize fight soon to take
place between Mace and Allen.
This will practically put al end to all
further prize fighting in the United
States. for Of what use IL it to be a
winner on such occasions If a fellow
has got to be thrashed by the irwin
chile Coburn Immediately afterward'
Joseph starts out on his pious humani-
tartan mission shortly. therefore his
friends desire to give him n handsome
starting out, and will do 10 tonight.
The entire theatrical company, Jack
son, Childs, Wallace and all, have vol
unteered in a capital bill Of entertain
ment for the occasion, and in order to
show Coburn off to proper advantage,
Jim Cartier has volunteered to put on
the gloves for : friendly set-to with
him, in full fighting costume and war
paint.
PIrER's OPERA House - The
Satsuma Japs did not draw so good a
house by themselves last evening, the
Sangalli ballet troupe having left for
Omaha Saturday night. This evening,
however, there Is SUR to be \ crowded
audience to see the great preStidigita-
teur, Hermann, Of whose wonderful
doings In the l~egerdemain line every
body has so often read. He will be
here a week, giving an entire change
of performance each evening. He has
the name Of being the greatest living
magician-the king of them all, there
fore can hardly fail to give better sat
isfaction than any one who has hitherto
appeared OH that stage. For further
particulars read distributed pro-
grammes. Prices Of admission remain
as before. and there is no extra charge
for reserved seats. The mystic enter
tainment commences at s O'Clock pre-
cisely. Go and see Hermann tonight.
The ALHAMRRA.-A crowded house
last night, as usual. An extra super
fine first part, well filled with the best
Of songs, dances, character acts and
general %delineationS, was given, and
mirth and jollity reigned supreme, all
the performers evidently even strain
ing 4 point to please. As we have
before stated, Theodore Jackson, Joe
Childs and Ida Wallace are most i'm
portant acquisitions to the already eN-
cellent company. ChildS is 4 very good
and especially comical Ethiopian
comedian. Arnold's new local eN-
travaganza, Virginia City Above and
Below Ground" Is . partic ularly racy
arrangement, pregnant with local hits
and promiscuouS fun. Certain well
known characters about town are
pretty we'll personated, and as to that
Fat Mems Shoo-fly Ball." 1t rather
outstrips anything We have yet seen IN
the can-can line. '.Show-tly" would
be more expressive and come nearer
the real thing.
ORE CARs.-A couple of large and
substantially built ore cars, just built
for.fhe Sacramento and Meredith Min
ing Company, are being ironed and
finished Off at Ilaskin's blacksmith
shop, corner of ID and Smith streets,
Virginia. They are being lined with
boiler iron, and will hold about three
tons Of quartz each. They are to be
used in running ore from the dump OF
the mine down 70 the mill, on the
steep double incline track now being
laid. the weight Of the full car descend
ing drawing the empty n up. In
thf. way it Is estimated that 250 tons
Of ore per day 4 be sent to mill.
OPERA HOUSE DRAMATIC TRoUrE.-
This very talented aud versatile
theatrical company have appeared to
full houses at Dayton and Silver the
last four nights, and tonight they COM
mence their weeks engagement at Car
son, opening in the fine drama OF
"Jack Cade." 1t is a play OF very
great interest, and will be we'll rem
Qereu. Our carson lrleEus Hlay NC
very well assured Of a fine dramatic
treat during the present week.
SECOND WARD.-President Gray, Of
the Second Ward Republican Club,
calls upon his members to meet on next
Wednesday evening to make nomina-
tons of two candidates for Town Trus-
tees. The Second will be lucky if it
gets as good men rs the present ones.
Let all our Republican brethern of
the Second Ward. who can spare the
time, come up to Liberty Engine
House on Tuesday evening.
IL THE VEIN.-The Satsuma troupe
Of Japanese acrobats and jugglers
closed last night at the Opera House,
to be succeeded by Hermann, the
famous magician, under a weeks en-
pagement. Verify John Piper has
opened q juggler vein for the benefit
OF the public, and is bound to furnish
the very best Of attractions. If his
own purse bleeds in the attempt.