Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-30
M,Nr Orr1cERs Asp EMrLoYEs,-

MINT OFFICERS AND EMrLoYEs.-
From a long and interesting descrip-
tive article ON the United States Branch
Mint at Carson in this mornings Regis
ter we copy the following list of officers
and employees: II. F. Rice, Superln-
tendent; George G.. Lyon, Chief
Clerk; Ii. J. Peters, Treasury Clerk ;
z. S. Eldridge. Weighing Clerk Il.
X. Hofer, Copying Clerk F. d. Het-
rich, Assayer G.. Hosmer, Coiner; j.
Mcconnell, Assistant Coiner; Moses
D.. Wheeler, Acting Meter aud Re-
finer; Joseph r.. Williams, Assistant
Meter and Refiner George Wilhelm,
Foreman Refining Department; E. NJ.
Long, Assistant IN Refining Depart
ment; G. h. Laughlin, Deposit Meter;
G. W. Bryant, Meter; F. B. kenne-
dy, Sweeps; w. P. Prescott, E. Is.
Wartman, Assistants in Assay Office
Thomas Higgins, Annealer; II. B.
Slocomb. Roller; f. Wore, Cutter
George Fleming, Machinist D. Abel,
Engineer; D.. II. Lentz, Plumber; l..
McCarty, Fireman; John w. Love,
Blacksmith John Ehrhardt, Carpen-
ter; W. J. Cowen, Captain Of Watch ;
\. Wright, j. K. Finney, c. .. Apple
berg. j. S. Peel. Watchmen II. W.
Stewart, Messenger; William Lynch,
Porter; All Fer, L.aborer; Nellie f.
Smith, VI. A. Delaney, Elvira Cowan,
S. E. Taylor, Kate Harlan, Laura
Blair, George Elliot, Adjusters. The
pay of employees runs from $4,000 per
annum Superintendent down to IS 80
per day-thc latter being the pay Of
the female Adjusters, with the excep-
ton of the first-named, who receives
81 per diem.
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-Tom lay
lor's elegant comedy of stu Wiaters
RIM Deep attracted a good audience
last evening. The play was we'll pre-
sented and cast, with Mr.. Cathcart as
John Mildmay," Thayer as Hawks
lev" Robinson as Potter" Lloyd as
..Dunbilk." Miss Jennie Vaudeville
as Mrs. Mildmay." and Mrs. Stewart
Us Mrs. StcrnhOld." Family Jars
concluded the entertainment, and was
given in the livelieSt ann imagina-
Bile. In this festive little farce Jennie
Vaudeville makes 4 decidedly stirring
and amusing hit as "Liddy Larrigan.
All. but she has the brogue to perfec-
ton, and her tongue must be hung in
the middle, wiggling at both ends,
judging from the way it runs when she
plays that character. Her song, Come
TO Ne, ShGmuS O'Brien, was much ap-
plauded, and encored. This evening
the great sensational drama of Under
the GaSlight will be given in tirst-rate
style. This popular piece will no
doubt draw 4 full house. Secure seats
early.
How TmEY SrASp.-The State Regis
ter publishes the following summary Of
the political complexion of the Legis-
lature about to convene at Carson {:
Senate-l0 Democrats, II Republicans
and Independent; seats Of two
Republican Senators - Brown and
Moore - contested. In the House !:
Democrats, %; Republicans, 2l; In
dependent, ..
CHANGE OF BAsE.-John Booth, one
of the bcst-known and most highly
esteemed members Of the printing fra
ternity in this section, leaves for
Unionyille, Humboldt county, this
evening. where he will make his home
for awhile, as he is engaged to work
OH the Siicer State. Success to him.
DRY MooN.-Professor Nye says the
present delightful winter weather l.
owing to the fact Of its being a dry
moOn.r