Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27
THE EVENING NEWS.
Tlur.a., Ev..i.s.--.--.-J...2 a, 1s7e
The NExr ArrRAcrrov.-After the

engagement closing with the present
wen o,p SPera nouse VIII re
onees are -concernai nnf;I the Sist ~
next month, when a new season will
be inaugurated. with entirely new and
nlShly aiented attractions from san
Frahciseo, ripper Deng down at the
bay at the present time making the
requlIte angenents. Mnat tnose
new attras,,ohs VIII oe Is NOT As YET
msue puoi,c, u arrangements mol
EN- SomPie'eu, OUT sne famous BON
.ai.i oa'le. anu seenlS asiIneatiSe
Up, =. n.;M oisee,s, or
pouh svnpDru.u, IN Mose Pioouoty
.onie. ouon - .ne Preseut uhuersuahu-
ms, qun.e ehahSe may come
DER the spirlt Oh tne programme De
lore me 2ist. Inc bonlantis perform
n Black crook, Prince Camarai.
Zaman; the King OF the PeaeockSs
ana other spectacular pieces, anu take
immensely IN Caiiiorhia: 80 ais1 no
inc Lavlstowskl sisters, OF whonn there
are .hree, oeamtuuI, oiup.uo1s, no'
iharrieu' anu WI thIee spienuiu uan0
anu general artists vel, We iaii see.
S,rr Acprrn ITpoS roR THE STATE
ORPHANS HoNE.-The Carson Appeal
Of this morning says that at their
meeting yesterday the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Nevada Orphans Home
concluded to accept the lot of land
offered by the citizens Of Carson,
known rs the Perley and Lander lot.
This piece of ground, which has $40
feet frontage on Fifth street, or, as It
i. more popularly known, the Warm
SPRINGS road, and $50 feet ON Stewart
street embrace, some seventeen acres,
more or Iess-or seven acres in excess
of the area of land called for in the
Act. 1t l. eliyibly situated, being con-
venient to town, Is within the town
plat, Is well fenced. and Il so located
~ to command the very best facilities
for irrigation. The purchase money
WAS donated by the citizens Of Carson,
the prime movers in the business being
MessrS. George l.. Gibson. A. l.. Tread
way, 4. Curry, George Tufly and 4. b.
Driesbach. who eac.. gave literally.
aud In whom at present the property
Is vested by deed from Perley and
Lander.
SouAw WHIST PAErY.-We noticed
\ very comfortable and genial looking
party Of Piute females, yesterday morn
ing, near the railroad crossing on Main
street, At the upper end of Gold Hill.
seated OH the ground IN the pleasant
sunshine. deeply engaged in a game of
cards. Five or six of them were play
ing and about q dozen younger squaws,
Little injuns" and old bucks, were
very intently looking on. They had
parently collected promiscuolsly from
the ~sweepings Of saloons, and each
Squaw took q grab from the main pile
rs often Is she got out, each playinga
card or two In turn upon u certain
pile. The game might have been
WHIST eucnre, seven-up vi pvSsl not
aaSns w" Ms tS".a m]oNn,sr D"mas ,hav
Certainly had their own PECULIAR way
of nIaying il. and p~recious little regard
for HOWE. They appeared to enjoy
\, noTe,5,' Nv t; on"J noI.or 80
S Sa' ante w p"
VI '"'''
STocKs. - Speculation In mining
stocks does not appear to be conducted
now. ,n.r tho recrl.ss m,ru;t,cent
s,y,o Of four mr. five ve,rs aSo II l.
rc'Inced more TO n regular system.
It"o' T NO ~ noa ,h"r 1,Ss ,he;. u nv"
and downs, their buildings and their
bearings, but they do not u to such
extremes either way. Inc uay .
sudden fortunes 10 De made or iost on
u dozen snares OF stoek Is pre'ts niucn
past. Il lew uoiials rSe oI a.i, per
share; o eohsIitn!es q margin ,ua
speculation. STOCKS, owever are
looking generally several cellars pet
Ter, within the last lew days. thah o
the past two MONTH
BUNGLING.-Old Dan, whenever you
nip another item from US with a famt