Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-02


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TIE GRAND BENEFIT To-S1eHT.-It
would seem as though pretty much
everybody was going 10 be at Piper's
Opera House tonight attending the
grand benefit to the German Sanitary
Fund. Pretty much all the seats In
the dress circle were already engaged
this morning. The excellent variety
company win appear In some Of their
best theatrical presentations Miss Mill
ME Corbyn singing some Of her sweet
est musical gems, and a number Of tai
ented volunteers will also assist In this
the best entertainment Of the season.
Profs. Farini and Sauers, In the inter-
lude will perform on the piano Cots
chalk's great duet La Gailind (The
Hem. Mr. C. Mayer will sing a cava-
tina from MARTHA" the German
double q~uartette will sing several songs
appropriate TO the occasion, and others
will appear In pleasing attractions and
~aelineations. Pipers Opera House
will contain a larger crowd tonight
than 1t has seen for some time.
HE YouNe AMERICA BoYs GvEA
HOUSE WAKnNe.-Now that the diff
ficulty Is settled relative to house rent,
aud Young America Engine Company
No. 9, Virginia, has become proprietor
Of its own house, the boys propose CIV
ing n jolly good house warming or
Jubilee, next Monday evening, In eel
ebration or ratification thereof. They
have issued special invitations to all
their friends, among whom we are
glad to be counted In, including also
the Virginia Board Of Aldermen, who
have so materially assisted them to
| purchase their house, and who had
secured a house for them to move into
in case they had to leave the present
ore. They have also sent special writ
ten invitations to the officers Of the
Gold Hill Fire Department, and to
say that there Will not be a truly fes-
tive little time at the house Of Young
America Engine Company, next Mon-
day, would be little short Of a crime
against good Fellowship. We propose
to be "thar."
WAsHoE INDIANS IN Town. We
yesterday, says the Enterprise noticed
In town a flock of ten or a dozen young
| girls Of the Washoe tribe. They were
mingling with the Pluto women upon
the most friendly terms, while half a
dozen young Piute gallants were pur-
chasing watermelons with which to
treat them. The great peace dance
which lately took place near Reno
seems to have settled all difficulties
| between the two tribes. In order to
further cement the present friendly
| feeling between the two tribes. we are
told that this lot Of the fairest virgins
Of the Washoe tribe have been sent
over here to be married to Piute braves.
There appeared to be considerable
rivalry among the young Piute bucks,
and the way they shelled out their
half dollars for watermelons showed
that they 'sdidn't care u darn for ex-
penses.
DIsrMcr CoURT-RIsrNa, JUDaE.-I
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday: State Of Ne
vada vs. W. J. w. Hamilton sem
fenced for two months In the County
Jail for assault and battery. c. j..
Collins vs. w. Vincent; continued
without day. State Of Nevada vs.. so
| phia McGinnis; bonds declared for
| feited /; stay of proceedings for Is days.
| n. Laravierre vs. w. A. Merrideth ct
ais; II statement in motion for a non-
trial is not engrossed within five days,
motion for new trial to be dismissed
on motion. A. ). Mcdonnell was adj
mitted to citizenship. w. s. Hobart
vs.. Ira w. Park; application for in
junction on hearing.
piers OPERA HoUsE.-It Is hardly
requisite for IL to record that the en-
tertainment given last evening was Of
the highest order of merit in that line.
We have neither time nor space to
| particularize at present, a We wish to
make more special mention Of the
grand benefit to the German Sanitary
Fund, which takes place this evening.
The programmes are already distri0-
uted, and everybody can see that the
greatest entertainment of the season
will be given tonight. Go early If
you wish to get a good seat or any seat
ut all.
GIANT MNr1SEE.-His Celestial Lof-
tiness, Chang, the famous japanese
Giant, gives a grand matinee at Ath-
letic Hall tomorrow afternoon, as
may be seen by advertisement in an
other column. We have referred to
this great mar before, therefore need
not now do so particularly. We have
interviewed and tried to spit on top Of.
his head, but couldn't do 1t, even with
our most vigorous jumps. We advise
all the ladies, children and everybody
else to 60 and sec him.
IMPROVE TIE. OPPoRruNrTY.-Gen-
tlemen, take notice that the trustees
sale in bankruptcy Of N. Dahlman &
Brother will only last for q few more
days, and II you wish to purchase any
clothing 1t is for your w benefit to
call and see them. The best chance
this. Embrace the opportunity by all
means. sru rr
A BIC EEI.-It may appear strange,
but It Is a fact, that about midnight
Qast night a large eel vas discovered
in the water running out Of the Cole
tunnel, In Virginia City. 1t was a
large aud lively one, and actually
stopped the water running into the
Virginia ard Gold Hill water pipes.
OPERA HOUSE MArrNEE.-A special
matinee will be given at Piper's
| Opera House tomorrow afternoon, for
ladies, children and families. No