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

Piers OPERA HoUsE-THE "HD-
DEN HNNp."-Saturday evening the
theater was crowded with a most ex-
cellent audience, witnessing Proctor's
mastery impersonation of the "Jibbe-
nainosay," In Nick Of the Woods. Sue
Robinson appeared as "Telie Doe"
and the other characters were generally
we'll personated. Last evening the
dramatization, In five acts, Of Mrs.
Southworth's celebrated Ledger story
Of the Hidden Hand was presented in
very creditable style, with Sue Robin
son as "Capitola Black" Charles Ed
monds as "Black Donald, the outlaw,
Walter Leman rs major Wartield,"
Miss Jennie Vaudeville rs "C!ara
Day." and a good cast of the other
characters. The dashing, romping,
daring Capitola could not have been
better persohated and J.. B. Robinson
made an excellent hit as Wool" the
ever present. jolly. useful old darkey
servant. Robinson certainly excels In
the Ethiopian delineative line, though
new to him, as we are informed. The
piece is Of 4 lively, sensational style,
full of exciting situations, amusing
scenes and lively incidents, constitute
ing one Of the most attractive yet pro-
duced by the excellent company since
the commencement Of their present
season. All their plays are we'll and
effectively given, with no dull drag or
very culpable blunderings. The the
atre Is always kept warmed up to q
very acceptable degree of comfort,
highly appreciated by the audience
these cold winter evenings, therefore a
more agreeable place to 60 to cannot
we'll be found ut present, to say moth
ing Of its being cheaper and more SELL
siblc for a man to pay four bits for a
seat in the parquette than to spend
three times that amount loating about
town or In the saloons and other places
Of temporary retreat from the cold.
Reserved seats can always be secured
without extra charge on application at
the box office. The Hidden Hand will
be repeated tonight. Go and see 1t by
all means.
GOLD Hill. SlDEwALKs.-The steep
and sideling typographical nature Of
this locality precludes there being any
very commodious or handsome side
walks in Gold Hill, therefore what
there are should be kept In as good
condition and rs unobStricted as pos
sible. Just above the News Office, for
instance, during all this muddy
weather, q lot OF lumber and trash has
made passing almost impossible. ex-
cept in the middle Of the street, where.
the mud was the deepest. That lumber
should be either decently distributed
by the accommodating proprietor, so
that 1t can be walked over, or Town
Marshal Crandall should have a proper
sidewalk constructed at the property
holders expense. There Is no side
walk on either side of the street Mt
this point, and certainly N at least Is
needed.
DISTRICT CouRT-RIsINd, JuDaE.-
The following business was transacted
In this Court on Saturday last: Over
mar Silver Mining Company vs.. Amer
lean Mining Company; motion for an
order from the Court to allow defend
ants to make a survey of drifts, tun-
nels. ETC., Of plaintiffs premises set for
hearing December Is, ut 10 o'clock A.
NJ. 4. WineSchenk VS.. Anna Wylie;
continued till December l3. Lizzie
Faust w. l.. S~ch)enfeld; cause dis
missed at cost of plaintiff. Ellen
Dingnan vs.. Il. Turcott /; argued and
taken under advisement. Court adj
journed till Monday morning at ten
o'c.o:k.
LATEST CLOTHING NEws.-The finest
and choicest styled garments, made
from the best material. are included In
the extensive and we'll assorted stock
Of Barnert, ut his we'll known San
Francisco clothing store, near the cor
ner of c and Taylor streets, adjoining
the Bank OF California. Now is the
very time to select your fine dress suits
for the holidays. Those handsome
business suits of Barnert's are just the
thing, and make even the ugllest man
look well and respectable. Remember
the holidays are close ut hand. Read
Barnert's new advertisement to-day.
SENTENCED. - George Roth, found
guilty 4 short time since, in the Washoe
County District Court, Of m~anslaughter
and of murder in the second degree,
for the killing of two men ut Reno,
was on Friday last sentenced to the
State Prison for forty-three years. He
is now about twenty-four years OF age.