Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-25
PpER's OPERA Housr-F1Rsr Az

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can appear here by reason of pressing
engagements elsewhere. The enter
sainment given on this the grand OPEN
ing night will consist mainly Of the
beautiful spectacular burlesque extra
vaganza, Luriine, or The Enight and the
Naiads, Miss Lydia Thompson person.
ating "Sir Rupert" Preceding this
brilliant piece the laughable and popu-
lar face Of the Fool Of the Family will
De given as O spicy commencement of
the evening. For cast of characters In
each piece see distributed house pro-
grammes. Notwithstanding the great
expense Mr.. Piper has been to in order
to secure this famous attraction, there
Will be no extra charge except for re-
served seats, which will be 81 so,
otherwise, dress circle 81, and par
quette 80 cents. Reserved seats for
the entire season Of six nights, 81.
Everybody will have to 60 and see the
Blondes"
DAMAGING FIRE ALARN.-rhe Crown
Point and other whistles sounded u
loud fire alarm about six o'clock last
evening. which brought out the entire
Fire Departments of both Gold Hill
and Virginia in double-quick time.
The Virginia machines ran nearly to
the Divide before it was found to be Il
false alarm, and rs for No. 6. her wide
awake boys raj with her, till. coming
down past the old Imperial dump, she
got the best Of them-"went abroad"
as a C%ornishman might say-and got
wrecked against the stone wall. Her
jumper, which was hitched OH behind,
was totally demolished. 1t will take
about a week to put the machine in
serviceable order again. "Old Put"
foreman of Liberty Engine Company
No. l, says the alarm was caused by
"some d-n fool hollering fire !" This
is the second foolish false alarm within
n week, and many such cannot be af-
forded. The Virginia Department say
they must have something to run for
hereafter. There is such a thing as
crying WOLF" one time too many.
Bound OVER. The examination Of
Pat Hurley and John Francis, charged
with highway robbery, was held yes
terday afternoon, says the Carson APP
peal, before Justice Waltz. Hurley
was examined first. lie wa not rep
resented by counsel. The evidence
(which we refrain from publishing for
obvious reasons was sufficient to JUS
tify his being held 10 appear before the
next Grand Jury. Francis waived an
examination, aud they were both
bound over. In the sum of $2, 900 each,
to await the action of the Grand Jury,
which will probably not be impanneled
before the September term Of the Dis
trict Court. In default Of bail the
prisoners were rcmanded TO the county
Jail.
The STATE CAriToL.-we learn from
the Carson AppeM that the first story
Of the Capitol Is nearly completed
the walls we mean. Ii will be all up
by the middle Of this coming week.
The second story, for which 4 good
deal of the rock is already prepared,
will grow up like 4 mushroom. The
fact that Mr.. Cavamaugh has the best
Of hosting appliances, and that there
Is not one-third of the inside wall work
In the second Is in the first story, will
enable him 10 rush things from this on
In q very lively manner.
LEG BRoKES.-A gentleman by the
name of Hines was riding in a buggy
on the Geigcr grade, just north Of Vir-
ginia, Yesterday afternoon, driving two
horses, when in attempting to pass q
loaded team the buggy was upset, and
with the horses rolled over the grade.
Mr.. Hines fell beneath, and IN the
frantic struggles of the horses to cX-
tricate themselves Mr.. Hines had his
right leg very badly broken at or just
above the ankle.
WoMAN's ENFRANcHIsEMESr.-Mrs
Laura DeForce Gordon will lecture on
the above subject at Carson tomorrow
evening. The san Francisco Figaro
saws of her: ''Of all the woman or
ators that have ever been here, the
s.divine Laura" is the most logical
and convincing. She is worth far more
than her weight In gold to the Society,
and, If not n woman, would be heard
with attention and consideration in the
British House Of Lords"
The DrNpERBERG.-Dr. .Munc6ton
returned yesterday from the Dunder-
berg mine, says the Carson Appeal.
He reports highly favorable indica-
lions, and says that the .founda-
lions of 4 ten stamp mill have
already been Laid near the
mouth Of The tunnel. This mill Is
expected to be In operation Us o as
the middle Of September.
MINING PATENTs-Patents have just
been received at the U. s. Land Office,
Carson City, for the following claims:
Utah, Joseph Trench, Bacon Mill and
Mining Company, New York and Ne.
yada, New York and Washoe, and
Best and Belcher. They will be de-
livered upon presentation OF the dupli-
cate Receivers receipts.
The STNGEs.--Wells, Fargo Il Co.'s
stages for Reno leave their Virginia
office this evening, and until further
notice. ut . o'clock instead OF So rs
heretofore. They arrive at Virginia
from Reno at 5 o'clock A.. NJ. now.
Quick time is the order Of the day.
REMISGroN's FIREARMS. Police
officers, or any one else using pistol,
or similar defensive or aggressive wea-
nor. will please read In the new adj
yertisements to-day in another column
that of Remington.
WHERE To FIND GEORGE FLErDNER.
For the present all his old customers,
and as many new ones as choose, n
and George ut the barber shop next to
Dorwin's assay office, Main street.