Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-07

PIPERis OPERA HousE. Shaks-
peare's sublime tragedy Of Macbeth
was the play Of last evening, drawing
n very excellent audience. Proctor
appeared In the title character, and his
rendition Of it was mastery and good.
fully up to his previous personation Of
that standard character, therefore our
critical remarks relative to the same
when Proctor was here last will apply
now. Mrs. Stewart always did excel
nearly ali others In the personation of
LADY Macbeth" and certainly SHE
succeeded admirably last evening. 1t
Is a character to which she assinllates
very naturally. hence her success and
effectiveness In It. Jennie Vaudeville
apy cared to excellent advantage rs
"Hccate" In the witch scenes, all Of
which were admirably given, with
full choluses and all the original mu-
sic. Miss Manleville's voice Is n rich
melodious one, we'll adapted TO the
subject, therefore she was all the more
excellent in the character. Not only
the witch scenes, but the entire piece
was exceedingly we'll rendered, pass
ing Off very smoothly with no particu-
larry noticeable defects. and to the sat-
isfaction OF the audience. This even
ing will be presented Sheridan's
charming five act comedy. enti-
tied School for Scandal, with Wal
ter Leman ~ "Sir Peter Tea
zle," and. Miss Sue Robinson as
Lady Teazle," supported by a pow
erful cast. The theater Is always conf
fortably warmed, let the evening be
ever so cold and stormy. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
SALOON Muss on THE DIVIDE
Fighting whisky induced a quarrel
between q couple OF friends at n saloon
OIL the Divide, about 10 o'clock las.
evening. Il resulted In one shooting
| off a pistol without hitting anybody,
and the other returning the cOmpli-
ment by throwing a tumbler at his
friends head, cutting an ugly CASH
This ended the muss.
C~ERTIrIcKrE OF An EMINENT CHEM.
Isr.-"I have made 4 careful chemical
analyst, Of the qSozodont, from an Inn.
partial sample purchased by me per.
sonally, from a leading drug house Of
this city. but nothing Of an injurious
or Objectionable character has been
found In its composition" James G.
Pohle. NJ. d., Analytical Chemist, ass
Broadway, New York, late DR.. James
X. Chiffon i Co.
SOLD OUT.-Wells, Fargo Il Cor
stage line between Virginia and Reno
has changed hands within the last day
or two, being sold out to Hill Beachey
& Co., who will hereafter run tho line.
This was the last line Of stages owned
on the Pacific Coast by Wells, Fargo
& Co. They are now altogether oul
Of the stage and passenger carrying
business.
TAxISe IT CooLLY.-According te
the Enterprise District Attorney Wood
burn. who called upon Mrs. Fair, thu
| slayer Of Crittenden, at the county
jail. during a recent visit to San Fran
cisco, says he found her In a neatly
furnished room chatting with Majol
Jack Stratman, who Is serving ont s
term for libel. They seemed to Ok
getting along very we'll together.
VIRoIxIA SKATING RINx.-The new
skating rink, on north C street. upor
the site Of old Music Hall, was com
pleted last evening and the watel
turned in. 1t will take a day or TIVE
before q good smooth frozen surface
will be established, when 1t will b
ready for use. A good freezing nigh
tonight would Fix Il all right.
Losr.-A certificate Of deposit II
the Bank Of California, Gold Hill
agency, for the sum Of $3.50, was los
nj the National Hotel fire In this town
December lst BY James Eagan. HI
has stopped payment OF the same ant
properly advertises the lost certificate
In our advertising columna unde
head Of "New To-day"
STILL Mnsxa.-Mike Donovan, tn
man who has been missing from Ill
boarding house here In Gold Hill 70
q week past, has not yet been found
or even heard from.
.ssrALpiSa's GLuI," useful ant