Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-14
II EVENING NEWS.
Monday evsains..----..Mareh IL. 1870

Tue GREAT RACE AGMSsr TME.-
The great race against time by johnny
Taylor, the champion rider Of the
Pacific coast, as we have before stated,
has been postponed on account Of tbf
late storm making the track too sfft
and muddy. The race will. however,
take place next Sunday without Ill,
II the weather promises rs well Al 1t
does at present. See advertisement in
another column. Taylor is to tide
fifty miles in two hours. j. NJ. Dahiel
bets James Orndorff $500 that Fa1lor
can and will do it on this occasP n
The race Is to be run w the Car pm
track, Taylor using as many horse,hs
he thinks necessary. He says tbs
track is as good as he ever rode ove&,
and much better than the one neat
Virginia. This being the first race oil
this kind ever run in this State, there
will of course be q vast number Of
interested spectators gathered to see it
from all parts Of the State. There
will be a special train for the accom-
mediation of people going from Vir-
ginia aud Gold Hill OH that day,
leaving in time to see the big race, and
returning rs soon as 1t is over. 1t
will be a very pleasant excursion, aside
from the race.
PRER's OPERA HoUsE.-As Paudeen
O'Rafierty, In born to Good Luck"
and also as Shon Schmid, the "Perse-
cuted Dutchman from Gold HILL" last
evening, Joe Murphy made a decided
hit. He il a most excellent dialect
actor, equaling Collins as an Irishman,
and altogether distancing John Piper
or George Tufly as q Dutchman. He
also equals old Confucius himself as n
Chinaman, and In fact can initiate
more different nationalities than Elihu
Burritt, the learned blacksmith. Joe
Is an original curiosity. This evening,
"Born to Good Luck" will be repeat
ell. followed by 4 choice series of Joe's
"Dutch Sketches" and "Out to
Nurse" a very pleasing and laughable
comedy, will be given a the afterpiece.
Sue Robinson and the whole company
will appear in these pieces, consti-
tuting u most excellent entertainment.
TIE ALHAMBnA.-A we'll pleased,
cosy and contented audience filed this
comfortable theater last evening, as
usual. Buckley and Spriggs seemed
in their happicst vein, and the drollest
comicalitieS We're scattered loose by
them with the utmost facility; In fact,
every member OF the company seemed
trying to do their best, and II possible
Guido each other. That boring for oil
act was n highly successful operation,
and the Shoe Fly Can-can not at all to
be beat. 1t will be repeated tonight,
done up '.red hot" besides which
Leavitt and Farron will give their
international Sketches" Ida May
will open 4 new budget Of her comic
songs and all the company will APP
pearin various specialities, enumerated
In the distributed programmes.
TIE DAVENPORT BRorIIERs COMING.
The famous Davenport Brothers, whose
wonderful supernatural feats have for
the last few years created such a SELL
sation in both the religious and scien-
tific world, astounding even the wisest,
are going to appear ut Piper's Opera
House next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. Their "~seances" were
crowed by the highest order Of citizens
while at san Francisco, and n emu.
lous individual, Carl BoSco, afterward
appeared in an "expose" Of their
feats, but his attempt. like all others,
proved a disgusting failure. The Dav-
exports still remain the great mystery.
CoNrLIMESrARy.--We are indebted,
through the p~oiiteness of Mr.. Normile,
Center, for complimentary tickets to
the ball which Is to be given by Nir-
ginia Circle, +. B., at Athletic Hall,
Virginia. next Thursday evening, in
aid Of Irish freedom. II Is the fourth
annual ball given by friends, and
we doubt not will be equally rs enjoy
able as those which have preceded 1t.
We shall try and be present.
WELLS FARGO & Co.'S SLOW
FREIaur.-As may be c e by refer
, ence to new advertisement in another
column to-day, Wells, Fargo Il Co.
have established 4 slow freight line
from San Francisco and Sacramento to
Virginia and Gold Hill, arriving daily
about six hours after their fast freight.
The rate from San Francisco to Vir-
yinia and Gold Hill Is "a cents per
pound; from Sacramento "a cents per
pound, on ordinary freight.
MINING PATENTs.-The following
mining patents have been received at
the United States Land oAlce at Car
son City: Justice and Independent,
Comsrock lode ; Atlantic and Pacific
Companies, Midas and Starlight lodcs;
Rapidan Company, Rapidan lode;
Grant Company, Grant lode, and will
be delivered on the presentation Of the
duplicate Receivers receipts.
GoLp HILL MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Official notice is given in another col
umn that the books for the registration
of voters at the next Gold Hill NUM-
cipal election will be open, on We'd
nesday next. ut Justice Cooks office,
and remain open till April 23d. Nat
uralized citizens are required to pre-
sent their papers at the time Of regis
try.
plSTHICT SoShit
ING john E. Doyle VS.. 5. Theall
and Thomas Y. Reed-Continued un-
iii and set for March Il for trial. j..
Baum 4 Co. vs.. j. Israel-Continued
until and set for March Is for trial. F.
Schmadeke vs.. z. misunderstanding
for defendant. Court adjourned till
Monday at 10 O'Clock 4. II.
REDuCED.-The Washoe Typograph-
zeal Society yesterday reduced the
price of type-setting from 50 to 30
cents per thousand ems. The NEWS.
and the Enterprise, appreciate the good
Judgment shown on the part OF the
printers, with whom they have always
been, and hope to remain, OH terms OF
Kindness and friendship.
GorSa TO CARsoS.-John Piper de
sires us to announce to our numerous
Carson friends that his Opera Honse
Company will play at the Carson Inc
alter on Wednesday and Thnrsasy
evenings next. Joe Murphy and wiie,