Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-21

the excellent dramatic company, com
posed of Milton Mobiles, Miss Sue Rob.
inson, r. H. Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs
". H. Robinson. X. G.. Marsh, etc.
will appear at the Carson Theater or
Wednesday tomorrow evening, In
stead Of going to California direct, a:
announced yesterday. Owing to be.
ing billed ahead for other places, they
will only be able to play ut Carson fol
that one evening. The programme for
the OCCASION viii be the excellent new
two-act comedy Of Ndrai Engagements,
followed by 4 pleasing interlude, in
which Lindsay will sing his fine song
of NThe Old Sexton" in character.
Miss Sue Robinson will give her new
and favorite song and dance OF "Silver
on Her Heels - and Mobiles will re-
cite, in his own superior style, "Sha-
mus O'Brien :" the whole to conclude
with the popular farce of the Eton
Boy, Miss Sue Robinson personating
UTom." It is needless for us to say
that the entertainment will be the best
in that line presented at that theater
for a long time. Both Mobiles and
Lindsay are new with the Carson peo-
ole, and 6rSt-claSs actors; the Others
are we'll enough known. For prices
Of admission and other particulars, see
distributed programmes. On Thurs
day evening this company will appear
in Reno, on Friday at Dutch Flat, and
Saturday at Grass Valley. Further,
aeponent saith not.
CoN1SG TO GOLD HuL.-We learn
from the appeal that Warren Engine
Company No. l, Of Carson, have &C,
cepted the invitation of Liberty En-
CINE Company No. / to participate In
the celebration Of the coming Fourth
of July. in Gold Hill. We understand
that arrangements have been made
with the v. d. L. X. X. Company for
the transportation of the members, etc.
We are also informed that Howard
Engine Company Nc. ), ofSacramento,
propose coming 100 strong to our Gold
Hill celebration. At the last meeting
OF the Committee Of Arrangements the
following was unanimously passed !:
s. Pesolred, That the Secretary be In
;trueted to extend q cordial invitation
10 the Miners Union, the Fire Depart
tnent and the military companies OF
Virginia City, and the citizens Of Lyon,
0rmsby. Washoe and Storey Counties,
IN ioin In the celebration Of the coming
Fourth Of July, 1870, In Gold HILL.
IA we have before remarked, Gold Hill
is going to celebrate. The folks up a
virginia are also going to celebrate
some, but they will Of course hurry
through as soon as possible, In order tc
attend the celebration In Cold Hill.
OK THE DrvrDE.-In reply to al
persons asking where Krause's store Is
we would simply say it is on the Di
vide. In the fire-proof brick building
AZ tbe junction of B and c streets, Vir
ginia, opposite the Chollar-l'otos
works. He deals In general merchan
disc, family groceries. provisions, ETC.
iinuors, wholesale and retail. sperm
lard. elephant, polar and other oils
and boiler fluid. being agent for the
Phnnix Oil Works, San Francisco. liz
is also agent for all sizes Of Englisi
and American wire rope. Remember
that Krause's store Is on the Divide.
DR. STEPHENSON. the well-knowr
colored physician in Virginia City
intends going to New Bedford Mas
sachusetts, on a visit, In . few days
overland, and expects to be gone tol
sIr or y weeks. The Doctor vii
be able to give to his old friends ant
acouaintances a tOlerable good idea o
the condition of affairs out here, polit
Ically and financially, as be is II o
the most intelligent and honest colorec
men on the Pacific coast. We wish
him a pleasant and safe voyage, and a
welcome return.
GoING EAsT.-George Hatch, Of the
we'll known firm of Hatch Brothers,
Virginia, purposes leaving next Satur-
day for q trip East over the railroad on
a visit to the Eastern States and his old
home In .Canads. He will enjoy the
companionship of his relatives and
frisnds, eat oysters, and have q good
time generally for a limited period, re-
turning in about four or five weeks
A safe, speedy trip and agreeable
visit to him.
PINE GROVE CLASSMATES. - Ihf
iiourishing little town Of Pine Grove
Esmeralda County, will celebrate tht
coming Fourth appropriately, with =
procession, Grafton. poem, reading o
The Declaration OF Independence, sing
inc by the Glee Club, etc., winding VI
the festivities with a grand ball in tn,
evening. They invite Virginia, Goit
Hill and everywhere else to come an'
participate.
Lucky T1cxETs.-We are reqnestet
by Mrs. Ivy Fulton to state that at TIN
drawing of prizes at the Fair at Thea
Ter Hail, last evening, the following
tickets won at her table. Ticket No
9S9 won the gold watch, and No: ls'
won the diamond ring. The holder
Of these tickets can obtain their prize
by calling on Mrs. Fulton at residence
on Crown Point street.
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