Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-12

y" NAAA' AAaNAA
are requested by them to extend a gen.
eral invitation to everybody to visit
their camp this evening, or tomorrow
evening. CThe sale Of spirituous Ii
quors Il entirely prohibited Mt this
camp-meeting. A good example for
the whites.)
PIpER's OPERA HousE-"THE BAR
BER or SEvIIL1E."-Rossini's beautiful
operate masterpiece, in three acts, en-
titled 1.-The Barber Of Seville" was
given last evening, and there was an
even larger and more fashionable and
~appreciative audience crowding the
dress circle than on the previous eveil-
ing, attesting to the increasing pop
ularity of the entertainments given.
All good judges Of music and true OPP
cratic rendition present, will agree
with Us in pronOuncing Miss McCul-
loch's i~mpersonation of Rosila rs cor
rect, artistic and pleasing in the high
est degree, and not to be improved
upon in scarce any respect. Endowed
with Il remarkably rich, pure. sweet
soprano voice of excellent compass and
power. beautiful and winning personal
appearance. 4 natural, easy manner
and correct musical and artistic taste,
she well deserves the abundant ap-
plause received from a critical and dis
criminatiSe audience. The wild, howl
ing Italian prima donna of the past,
finds no representative in Miss McCul-
loch. The English songs given by her
IA the emusic Lesson" scene, last
evening, fairly captivated the audi.
ence, ard she was encored again II
again. Figaro, the Barber was
mos excellently personated by Signor
Petrilli, he rendering that volatile
character. with a refreshing degree Of
comic taste and correct conception
highly amusing to contemplate. Sig
nor Susini's capital rendition Of the
jolly, fussy, ever prominent Don Bar
tolo, was an exquisite appeal to the
mirthful tendencies Of the audience.
He Is an immense success in that peell-
liar line of representations. Signor
L~ocatelli. as Don Basilio, the music
master, also succeeded very we'll. or
Brirnoli himself, as the Count Alma
viva, although. rs we have before
stated, he Is little deficient In dra-
matte vigOr and correctness, yet his
superb and unrivaled tenor voice more
than compensated for all. The other
characters were creditably sustained,
and the choruses the best by far which
have been given within the walls Of
the Opera House for many 4 long day.
SO powerful and rich a combination Of
| eminent vocal talent is rarely met
with anywhere. FlOtow'S popular
opera. in four acts, entitled Martha
will be presented tonight, which is the
closing night OF tho Brlgnoli season.
All who miss going will lose 4 grand
musical treat, and those who have not
attended the opera thus far should by
no mean miss going tonight.
The BORED or ALDERMES.-we re-
ceived the following note from Vir-
ginia, this morning, with a request TO
publish:
EDS. News: The Board Of Aldermen met
Last evening. pursuant to adjournment
Present, his Honor Mayor Adams and q full
| Board Of Aldermen, the "Quille" OF the
| Enterprise being the only functionary a6-
sent. The following business wal Transacted
Resolred, That said reporter be hced $40
for being absent.
Dan, can't you tend to "biz" and let the
Opera 20 it one night alone, just to sec how
things would 60 without your help Try 1t.
FAIR PLAY.
Now, the fact of it Is that we don't
blame our old colleague. Dan, in this
matter Mt all. Ii he seeks relief from
the ~infliction of windy vaporings at
the hands of that Board. In the Opera,
or any other more agreeable divertise-
ment, he is justitiable. We have re-
ported various Boards Of those Horn
town Legislators in times past, and
| know them to u sorrow. The re-
porter who faithfully follows them up
| and attends all their meetings, Is the
| only legitimate and literal "B0red Of
Aldermen" How's that, Charley:
BuRRAIL.-wil II. Burial, the en-
terprising newsman and dealer in
books, stationery, toys, fancy goods,
| ETC., at the corner Of G and Union
| streets, Virginia, is now removing to
the large brick building Of Black "
Brother, corner of Taylor and Z
| streets, where the Pacific Union EX-
press Office recently was. He will have
n great deal more room than he has
had in his old location, and he pro-
poses to extend and expand his busi-
ness to correspond.
LILLE & Notwithstanding the
immense rush to Lille & Co.'S, c
| street, Virginia, during the holidays,
for all sorts of gifts. yet they did not
quite get sold out. They still have the
largest and most valuable selection OF
books, stationery, fancy goods, etc.,
including all shapes, styles and sizes OF
| birtl cages, also . most beautiful and
valuable assortment of chrome lith-
ographs. besides dolls, p~iaythings. and
other things too numerous to mention.
DEIINQuENTs LOOK Our.-oiicial
notice is given In another column, OF
the regular monthly meeting Of Lib
erty Engine Co. No. |. of Gold Hill.
The meeting will be very fully at
tended, and all dclinquents in the
matter of fines and dues, who do not
come forward promptly and square up
tonight, will be mercilessly expelled.
Come out with your coin.
TIE BAIL.-All the best music In
this section has been engaged for the
grand Odd Fellows Ball tomorrow
night, ut Virginia. Athletic Hall will
be the principal point, but n or two
other halls are also engaged In order
to accommodate the great Number OF
invited guests.
No GouGINO.-Any one intruding
upon the just rights Of another, at the
Opera House, by surreptitiously occr-
pying a seat which Is already sold to
some one else, should bear In mind
that such doings are not allowable,
and only sure to bring them to shame
bcSore the eyes of the whole audience.