Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-16
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LADIES MITE ENTERTArNNEST.-The
musical and dramatic entertainments
given by the Gold Hill Ladies' Mite
Society last evening at Miners Union
Hall was both pleasing and amusing.
1t commenced with o variety OF sing
ing, recltations. stc. The singing was
ali good, but that which struck our
critical most favorably was the
sweet ballad sung by Mrs. Howe. que
has u very sweet, full contraito VOICE.
of excellent power and compass rang,
ing we'll into the soprano. We woulo
like very much TO hear her voice further
tested with Kathleen Mdrourneen, ID
Sueet Spirit Hear Ny Prayer. we iee;
convinced, however, that she coulu
sing both well. judging from the range
and ~flexibility of her voice. wine
Bundy made a decided hit In his stump
speech. and evidently possesses mo
small degree OF talent for a low come
dian. CSpuletta, u very amusing little
b~urlesuue extravaganza, was well
given, Mrs. Nottingham person;
stins the fair aud philosopher,
Juliet" in capital style, sustained
admirably by Messrs. Turney, Bea
and Howe in the other Characters:
With less drag. or tiresome spells OF
waiting between the pieces. the enter
tainment would have been a more
agreeable success, a point we recon-
mend to the attention OF the managing
ladies In future.
MARRIAGE AND GIVING IN MARRIAGE.
It was n pleasant surprise to us last.
evening, says the Enterprise, to have a
friendly call, as We supposed, rounded
into the fullness of a marriage cere-
mony BY Rev. Father Manogue, which
united d. Driscoll and Miss Johanna
Cordiell, of this city, IN the bonds OF
wedlock. A few friends witnessed the
union. and the happy pair departed for
Reno ut 5 o'clock to spend the honey
moon in San Francisco. And this re-
minds us that W. II. Woods, a young
and we'll known lawyer Of this city,
returned from Ohio yesterday morn-
ing, bringing with him n bride (MiSs
Mary NJ. Baldwin,, and the twain will
pitch their tent in the shadow Of Mount
Davidson.
AUCTION SALE OF CLoTHING.-A.
and D. Haas, the well known and pop
ular clothing firm on c street, Vir-
ginia, nearly opposite the Postofice,
advertise In our columns their entire
we'll selected stock Of clothing, gents
furnishing goods, hats, boots, trunks.
ETC.. ut public auction. The sale Is
peremptOry, commencing last evening,
and Is to continue until the whole
stock is sold. Here now Is a rare OPP
.portunity to secure suits OF choice
clothing at the cheapest possible rates
auction prices. Read the advertise
ment.
RUSAwAy.-Dr. Kirby's buggy team,
hitched to a post in front Of his office
at Silver City, about moor to-day, got
by the Hope mill whistle,
broke away and ran like fury down
They a against the stone
Of the Sierra Nevada Hotel, at
the lower end of town and had to stop.
One Of the horses was considerably In
jured aud the buggy smashed to pieces.
DRorrn4s DEAD.-Z. Kelly, n resi-
dent of Silver City, died very suddenly
ut 10 o'clock A. ". to-day. HI has betn
Ill with pneumonia for a week past,
and was Just able to be about. His wife
says he came into the house, and, with
out speaking a word, dropped dead In
the middle of the floor. Mr.. Kelly
was a stone-mason by trade. and re-
Gently worked OH Mercer & fuckers
new bnilding, Gold Hill.
PERsoSAL.-Our handsome editorial
and reportorial contemporary, George
Cassidy. arrived from White Pine this
morning, and paid sanctum a visit.
George looks as though they treated
him we'll during the many months Of
his stay out there. He will remain
here among his numerous old friends
a while. Welcome, George.
The CONTESTED ELECTION CASE
The case of John S. Kaneen VS.. NJ. A.
contesting the election Of
the latter a. Treasurer OF Storey
county, Is set for hearing December
Both, Mt 10 o'clock A. II.