Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-24

PpHR's OPERA HoUsE-rHE HYERs
S,srEps.-To-morrow evening the
iustly famed colored vocalists, the
Hyers Sisters, make their first appear
ance at Piper's Opera House, in a fine
concert entertainment Of popular airs,
operatic selections, songs, ballads, etc.,
assisted by the great baritone, Joseph
Stokes Lie Count. There are three OF
the sisters, and Il California ex-
changes ARE unanimous in their praise
as artists Of the highest order Of merit
and true talent. We understand that
the Sisters were born in Sacramento,
therefore may be fairly claimed rs
"natiye TALENT" and all the more de-
serving Of a~ppreciatiye encouragement
nj the hands Of our critical people.
The Opera House will doubtless be
we'll filled with u large and fashion,
able audience, for all will desire to
listen to the delightful warblings Of
these musical wonders. The box office
of the theatre was opened ut 10 O'Clock
this morning for the accommodation
of all desiring reserved seats, which
can be had ut no extra charge. Quite
n number Of seats In the dress circle
are already secured, and doubtless the
whole will be before the concert to-
morrow evening. Positively only two
concerts will be given. as the Sisters
are engaged to appear elsewhere.
DUNpEnrEnG NINE. - The Carson
Rsqister says: We learn that our fel-
low townsman, DR.. Munckton, the
principal owner Of the Dunderberg
mine, "a about making arrangements
10 place the mine or a portion OF it
where we can all have n chance at it.
lie proposes to get up a grand lottery
and place some Of the shares IN the
market in the shape Of prizes. lie
will in addition put up rs n prize MS
fine two-story brick drug store, sit'ia,
ted on Carson street; Also, several
other valuable buildings and lots In
Carson City, and number Of gold coin
prizes. The Dunderberg mine Is un-
doubedly n valuable piece Of property,
and the object Of the Doctor Is 10
raise capital to carry on the work sue
cessfully. We have tic doubt but the
public will take hold Of the matter In
earnest.
ODD FELLOWS ExcuRsIoN.-As Will
be seen by new advertisement In
another column, Truckee Lodge No.
II, and Reno Lodge No. 10, /. o.. o. F.,
are going to indulge in q grand exenr-
sion party to Bonner Lake, on the lIth
of August next, aud they extend a
general invitation to all parties to join
With them In having n real good time
A good band Of music will be in attend
anee. The train will leave the passen'
ger depot at Reno punctually at AN.
and returning will leave the lake at .
p. N. Tickets for the round trip are a.
follows: From Reno, g.; Verdi, "
Boca, 81 Truckee, 80 cents. In ING
evening, after the return. grand pal
will be given at Dyer's Theater, Reno
All who Join In this excursion may de
nerd upon having 4 tirst-rate time; Il
they don't it will be their own fault.
PERSONAL. - Ben Hermance, for
merly one Of the best known among
Washoeites, but who has been rustt
eating in San Francisco and elsewhere
for the last four or five years, retnrne,
20 Virginia yesterday morning on !
visit 70 his old friends. Ben look'
ROSY, fat and jolly rs ever, with TN
same mild, reserved voice and quie
laugh. He Is reported to be quite {
capitalist, and Is probably seeking {
chance for Investment IN the OLD Con
stock.
CoKISSErHrASs.-The Base Ball Clul
of Corinne, champion of Utah, HI!
challenged the Silver Stars Of Carson
and champions Of Nevada, for a mattel
game to be played on halfway ground
nj such time as may be agreed upon
The Stars are considering the PROPOSE
tion. Elko would be the hest place e
play the game, as that Is 3l4 mile!
from Reno and $50 from Corlnnc, ant
has the finest base ball grounds in the
State. So says the Carson Register.
SEVERE FNI.-Hon. J. W. Haines
of Douglas county, met with a painful
accident on Thursday last, says TN
Carson Register. He was assistln.
Rbout his wood flume, when his foo
slipped and he fell a distance Of is feet
striking his left thigh lengthwis'
against q large fiat piece OF timber
ne received q painful bruisc, and
somewhat lame from the effects there
of. but was able to visit the city yes
terday.
SALE or STATE LASDs.-Myron c
Lake, Of Reno, on Saturday, purchases
200 acres of school land from the State
for which he paid $500. The land
located In Long Valley, Roop county
William Il. Mccall, Of Wellington Sta
tion, has purchased from the State 20
acres of land, for which he paid $32'
Dennis NJ. Riorden, Of Carson, pal
800 for 10 acres. ~
ANOTHER STATE BoARDER.-Youn
Roberts, convicted Of attempting
rob the Susanville stage. has been sci
fenced by Judge Harris at Reno.
TEN wears Imprisonment in the stat
Prison. Sheriff Pegg, Of Washc
comfy, escorts him down TO Lieut.
Gov. Denver's big stone house ne'
Carson, to-day.
BARaArss.-For bargains in unde
wear. fiddle strings, pianos cutler
drums kid gloves, laces, albums, bal
;os- Berlin wool, dolls; in fact, an.
ming YOU want, call on i. il. Higgi'
& Co., c street, Virginia.