Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-06
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dance In the interlude well, as usual
Taylor sang the ever popular Old Ser
ton with his usual success. He pos
sesses a rich bass voice, and sings will
a good degree Of artistic taste. Cogil
and Cooper are about the best double
clog dancers we ever saw, In regard Il
time. So perfect are they In thar
respect that a person not looking Al
them would suppose 1t to be only one
person dancing, instead Of two
Charley Rhoades, In his banjo solo ant
songs, never fails to please, in fact he
Is the old chief, although no really ha.
quite a rival In Miss Cherry Belle, who
Is considerable on that favorite instru'
ment. Tho other acts given In the In
terlude by various members OF the
company were very good, especially
the Storming Of Paris. Tonight al
entirely new first part will be given,
including several gems Of ballad music
There will be u rich interludc. and the
whole will conclude with the very
popular old Ethiopian opera OF on
Hash! or The Firginia CaPtds.
The HOUSE WARMING LAST NIeHT.
All difficulties aud disagreements rela-
tive to the occupation OF their fine
engine house having been amlcably
ant permanently settled, Young Amer
lea Engine Company, No. 2, Virginia,
together with a large number Of In
vited guests, had a grand social jubilee
or house warming last evening. We
have seldom glzed upon or participated
In n more truly genial banquet. Two
long tables extended the entire length
of the handsome hall, End were boun-
tifully spread with b1,h %substantials
and ~luxuries, tastefully set out, In
excellent style, and certainly all hands
M lie themselves at home. They en-
ioyed the feast to their hearts content,
yet there was enough left to feed a
regiment. Rivers Of lager, oceans Of
punch and plenty Of generous wine
flowed, and the Utmost good-fellowship
ruled the festive occasion. All the
officers Of the Fire Department were
there, First Assistant Engineer Phelan
presiding rs ruler Of the feast. The
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen We're
there, and each being called upon
made appropriate speeches. Suitable
congratulatory remarks We're also made
BY Messrs. Tritle, Seely, Pennison,
Williams and others present. A good
deal Of singing was also done, PROBES
sor Farini materially assisting. The
duet between him and Charley McCar-
thy was good. Judge Livingston also,
by request, favored the company with
his inimitable bagpipe song, rendered
In the Scotch language, with which
tongue the Judge Is evidently quite
familiar. Bob Gracey also sang sew
eral capital songs and the audience
was heavy OIL any chorus, especially
when Marching through Geo. gia :"
was promulgated. Suddenly about
IL o'clock the fire alarm bells sounded
and the Notification ended in n hurry.
The boys poured out like bees, or like
Tom O'Shanter saw the witches sally
forth from Kirk Alloway. Somebody
had started u harmless bit of a fire
away down by the gas works BY way
Of a sensation, and It created quite q
big light. The machines all started
out, but none went all the
way to the fire. 1t gave the
boys q good run and a rough
JOB hauling their machines home up
the steep streets; but when they were
all housed again the Young America
boys and friends went or with their
house warming.
RETURNED MARRIEp.-We had the
pleasure of meeting this morning an
old and truly good friend, Charley
;rheillacker, an old Washoite, but pre-
viously a resident of Auburn, Califor-
mia. Charley Is OF the good young
men we always took a norton to, and
we were much pleased this morning to
meet him, as we had not seen him for
six months. He has been to the East,
to old Philadelphia, a place, we are
sorry to say, we have not seen for
twenty-five years. Our community
does not all know Charley Theillacker,
but there are some who do, and they
will doubtless be pleased to hear that
he has got married to q handsome and
good young lady in the Quaker City.
HEALTHY BArHs.-Mr. Brodek;, the
excellent barber and %hair-cutter, at
the corner Of Smith and c streets, Vir-
ginia, Is charging his bath-house and
constructing medicated and steam
baths In his establishment In addition
to his other bathing facilities. When
good, healthy baths Of all kinds eau be
obtained right here In Virginia and
Gold Hill, what Is the use for people
to 90 to Genoa or other indicated wa
tiers? Brodek's medicated bath will
be ready the last of this week. Ho,
W cripples by rheumatism, stiff limbs,
govt, cold in the head, and closed-np
pores, 60 to BrodeE's.
DE-. STEPHENSON RETURNED. = AS
may be e by his professional card
under head of "New, To-Day" In
our advertising columns, DR.. Stephen
sou mas returned from his recent visit
to the East, aud can be found at his
old office, No. 100 South c street, Vir-
ginia, by all requiring his services. He
Is the pioneer eclectic physician, and g
successful practice Of several years IN
this section Is a sufficient recommends
ton. Read his card.
OFFICERS ELEcr.-asanumental En-
g,ne Co. No. 6, on the. Divide, held
their regular %seml-annual election Of
oS.oers last evening, resulting as fol-
lows: President, |. 8. Burson; Fore
man, John Rush First Assistant Fore
man, J. J. sullivan ; Second Assistant
Foreman, Chas. Zigler; Recording
Secretary, j. Cilly Financial Secre.
tary, S. s. Wood Treasurer, c. Zeig-
Ter; Trustees G. Zeigier, F. Kline, j.
EcEhart, T. B. Kelton, g. L. Andrews;
Delegates. L. B. Morgan, J. j. Waugh.
ton and II. A. Lynch.
Dusrr.-The road over the Divide
has become fearfully dusty within the
last two or three days, owing to Its moi
being sprinkled. There Is an evident
scarcity Of water somewhere.
Hale & NoRcRoss Drv1pxsD.-A
dividend Of IS per share was declared
yesterday on the capital stock Of the
Hale & Norcross Mining Company,
payable next Saturday.