Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-23

Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-MgomI,
the Bm6miaa, proved a very good
attraction last evening, there being q
larger audience than usual present.
Proctor appeared in the title character
and in both dress and general rendition
was fully up to the Proctor mark of
excellence, which is saying consider
able. for he has few equals in his pscu-
liar line. Miss Sue Robinson's Par
| thenia " might have been excelled In
some points, but 1t Is difficult for us or
II OF the balance of the audience to
tell where. The personation was all
it called for. The same may be said
OF Leman rs "Myron,'' the armorer:
His PRESERVATION was essentially and
thoroughly first-rate. Some Of the
other characters were entitled to
special commentator, and the scenery
and general stage effects worked
smoothly, being we'll managed. The
musicians Of tile orchestra, too, exhib-
tied their good taste and talent In the
selection and execution Of u fine series
Of choice Instrumental pieces which
were not all worn threadbare by too
long continued playing. In the con-
Guiding play, Pas de Fascination, sue
Robinson personated the witching
little clear starcher and dashing dan
seuse, katherine Kloper," In her
usual mrivalled style, gracefully
dancing La Caehucl, and as gracefully
receiving the we'll merited plaudits Of
the we'll pleased audience. j. b. Rob
iuson made a capital "Count Mnf-
fenaff,,, and Grace Hezlep rs little
batz." Fulford as "Kyboski," Ed
monds rs "Gripenhoff," and Simms
rs Michael BrowSky," all succeeded
admirably. This evening the popular
operate drama Of ROB Ron or AuM
! Ling SgRe, will be given, Proctor APP
pearing as tho famous "R. r. Nc
Gregor," Jennie Vaudeville as 'Diana
Vernon" Sue Robinson rs "Francis
Osbaldistone," Mrs. Stewart rs "Helen
McGregor," Lloyd as Baile Nicol
Jarvie," Leman as "MajorG ~albraith,"
and the balance Of the characters are
we'll cast. The Fool Of the Family Will
conclude the entertainment, Sue Rob
inson sustaining the leading character.
The distributed programmes announce
that the curtain will rice on and after
Monday evening next at ~ o'clock,
instead Of 8 o'clock, as heretofore.
Masonic INsTALIATIoNs.-The oft-
cers elect of Valley Lodge, No. 8,
+. and A. NJ, Dayton, will be installed
this evening with all the appropriate
ceremonies, after which the brethren
| propose having q social little time,
| with plenty of eatables and turntables.
Quite a number will be present from
Virginia, Gold Hill and Silver City.
\ The officers elect Of Virginia Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 2, will be Installed
at Masonic Hall, Virginia, OIL Monday
evening next. All Royal Arch Masons
In good standing, and particularly
members Of the Chapter, are requested
to be present. The officers of Virginia
Lodge, No. 3. and Escurlal Lodge. No.
I, +. and A. NJ, will be installed on
! Tuesday evening, st. Johns Day, at
Masonic Hall. All members In good
standing are invited.
CHRISTMAS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fine fat antelope, In excellent condi-
ton, arrived ut Virginia this morning
by Woodruff s Ennor's stage line
from Reno. for Mark Strouse, Of the
Central Market. These fine game
animals are from Fort Laramie, and
, came to Reno by railroad. They were
| of course frozen solid by the cold
weather ont In that region, and there
fore would keep till the spring thaws
set In.
LADIES MITE HoP.-The social hop
| given ut Miners Union Hall, By the
| Gold Hill Ladies' Mite Society, passed
off very pleasantly, and to the salts
faction Of all the happy participants.
Quite 4 number Of ladies and gents
from Virginia were also present, tax
ing advantage Of Jake Whites bus
line for the purpose.
SozoDoNr.-All dentifrices had their
drawbacks until the salubrious bark Of
the soap tree was brought from the
CHILEAN valleys to perfect the fragrant
Sozodont, the most wholesome, relia-
bic and delightful article for the teeth
that a brush was ever dipped into.
KEYS Losr.-The finder of the bunch
Of keys, advertised in another column
to-day rs lost between Gold Hill and
Virginia. will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving the same at this Office, or at the
foundry, lower Gold Hill.
CHURCH DEcoRATIoN.-The ladies of
st. Johns Church, Gold Hill, are re-
quested to meet at 10 O'Clock A. N. to-
morrow, at the Church, In order to
assist in trimming and decorating the
SINE for Christmas.
CHRISTMAS TREEs.-We notice lots
Of young pines and other evergreens
of various sizes being brought into
Virginia and Gold Hill the last day or
two, for Christmas trees, holiday trim
mlngs, etc.
WRArnER.-The weather to-day is
again cloudy, giving indications Of a
storm at hand.
"SpALplNe's glue" always up to
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