Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-26

LEO HUDsoS.-This equestrian Ma
zeppa artistic, who 1t will be recol-
lected appeared at. Piper's Opera
House, Virginia, some five or six
months ago, and succeeded admirably
in convincing II t~heater-goers that
she had neither talent nor shape, but
only n we'll trained black mare to so
on, has been doing the same thing In
san Francisco since then. The Figaro
of Thursday says: son Saturday
evening Miss Leo Hudson will be the
recipient ola complimentary benefit at
Maguire's Opera House. Miss Hudson
came here during n season Of great de-
preston in theatricals, and did not
meet with much success. The profess
sion will unite In assisting her to pre-
sent n great BILL" She created a "sea-
son Of great depression " here after the
first night, rs far as her two weeks en-
gacement was concerned. and pre-
sented a "great bill to Piper for her
salary-that's all. Her style Of talent
never will win here nor anywhere else
on the Pacific coast.
COUNTY TREASURER. john LAM
bert, Esq, of Gold Hill, is announced
rs a candidate for County Treasurer Of
Storey County, subject to the decision
OF the Republican Convention. Mr.
Lambert is one Of the Oldest, most res
pected, and reliable citizens Of this
county, and we'll merits the support of
It's taxpayers in his present aspirations
never having before asked for posi-
ton at the hands Of the party, while
he has always been an active worker
for the aust Of Republican principles.
There Is hardly a name which will go
before the County Convention that will
afford us greater pleasure to extend a
hearty support than that Of John Lam
bert, or which will carry with it greater
strength for the ticket. We trust the
delegates from the different wards in
the county will not forget Mr.. Lam
bert ON the day Of the Convention.
VALUABLE MULE KIILED.-About II
o'clock A. NJ. to-day a heavy twelve
mule team, belonging to j. W. Adams
Of this town, was passing down Main
street with q heavy load of quartz,
when, In crossing the railroad track.
the near wheeler got the toe OF II OF
his hind hoofs caught in the narrow
crevice between the rail and wide iron
casting Of the road-bed, holding him
1ast so that the wagon n upon him,
throwing him down and passing over
one leg. breaking it just below the knee
Joint. The animal was a valuable one,
but had to be killed. That railroad
crossing Is q bad trap. Other animals
have been caught in the same way
there before, but this is the first fatal
accident of the kind.
JEWISH New YEAR.-At sunset last
evening the Jewish New Year COM
menced, being the year 1851, dating
from the creation Of the world. The
occasion is one of the solemn in the
Jewish calendar, and Is strictly OBJ
served by the most rigid adhererts Of
that ancient faith. Business Is sus-
pended for two days, and geneIal feast
Ing is INDUCED In, the poor being es-
pccially remembered. The benevolent
societies disburse freely both money
and material assistance wherever need
ed among the poor, and divine services
are held in the synagogues.
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS. - Hiram
Crandall, Marshal and ex-oficio Tax
Collector Of Gold Hill, requests us to
inform the public that Friday next, at
shutdown, will be the last day for the
payment Of taxes as assessed after
which. ten per cent. will be added.
This Is the law, and neither the tax
collector or the taxpayer can avoid its
provisions.
REruRSEp.-A. F. White, State
Mineraogist, returned to Carson on
Friday from the Eastern part of the
state, via Virginia and Gold Hill. Col.
Curry also returned from Elko, where
he had been to meet his wife, just re-
turning from a visit to the Atlantic
States.
Piers OPERA HousE.-The benefit
of Goodchild and Finn was we'll at.
tended on Saturday evening, and
very amusing performance given. The
GEM of the evening was that song sung
By n Englishman, "No Hirish Need
Apply"
CANARY BIRD RNFFLE.-A rattle fol
eleven canary birds, with their cages
takes Mace Mt Tom Finch's saloon,
lower Gold Hill. Saturday evening,
C..ohor lar They belong to Mrs
John Murray. Secure tickets.
HAVE YouA CoLD?-Goto Brodek's,
No. 81 C street, Virginia, and get
steam bath, and your cold will vanish