Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-19
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than ever before-for The coming granu
Italian opera season, which COM
mences next Monday evening. The
greater part Of the seats In the dress
circle are already engaged for the first
night, and a large number for the sea-
son Of three nights. Seats can De Sc
cured for either opera. There Is no
doubt that the theatre will be crowded
to its utmost capacity during all three
nights, for all lovers OF the highest
order Of vocal melody will have to 60
and hear the famous Agatha States
Opera Troupe. They made their last
appearance at the Metropolitan, Sacra-
mepto, night before last, aud the Record
Of Yesterday gives the following notice
of II: "Go1nod's beautiful opera,
"Faust," was sung at the Metropoli-
tan Theatre last evening to a fuil
house, OF It's merits as q composition
we are unable to speak understanding
ly, but even to. our unedncated a
there were many beautiful ana harmo-
nious passages: Madame states sang
the role of Marguerite " In a manner
that appeared to fully satisfy her au
ditors. Miss Graziella Ridgway ap-
peared and sang charmingly, and was
loudly applauded for the flower song.
Mrs. Reitfarth, of this city, assumed
at short notice and sang excellently
the role of Martha" II the old
Methodist Satan who was preached at
us wears ago, were as good-natured and
handsome n flend as the "Mephistoph-
eles" of Susini, last night, We should
not object to his society in the least.
The gentleman is decidedly one Of the
handsomest looking men we have ever
seen, and possesses q remarkably rich
and sonorous voice Of great compass.
| Orlandini has a splendid baritone, and
last night sang his part we'll. He dies
beautifully. Cecchi, the tenor, has not
a very strong voice, but sings we'll. He
Is evidently o~verworked and has not
enough rest. The performance last
night closed the opera season.
BELcHER.-Within the past week a
streak of very good ore has been de-
veloped In the winze, 20 feet below
the S50-foot level of the Belcher mine,
about 100 feet east Of the shaft. 1t Is
about two feet wide, but bids fair to
widen out as further sunk upon. It Is
supposed to BIO tho top portion, or
"making" Of the great ore body
found in the lower levels of the Crown
Point mine, and which has been fully
demonstrated to run through into the
Belcher. Striking it now so high up
In the Belcher mine Is q very encour-
aging circumstance. The first ore
from the new development was hoisted
through the Belcher shaft yesterday.
It Is Of the same character and assays
about the same as the Crown Point
body.
GRAND REopENINe.-A. Haas, FORM
erly Of the old firm Of S. Haas & Co.,
Is opening q large and choice selection
Of gentlemen's furnishing goods, such
as shirts of every description, socks,
neck ties, trunks, valises and satchels,
etc, etc. His goods are all new and
fashionable, and Of the very best quail
ty. A. Haas solicits the patronage Of
his old friends ard the public Of Vir-
ginia, Gold Hill, Silver City and the
surrounding country. He guarantees
to give perfect satisfaction. Call and
examine his fine stock, adjoining
Eaves' Jewelry store, c street, Vlr-
ginia.
JOHN CHURcH.-Of this old time
resident at Virginia, so we'll remem-
bered as editor, printer and good
square white nan generally, the Eu-
reka Sentinel of Thursday says: Last
evening John Church and lady passed
through this place for Salt Lake, where
they will reside. The going Of, Mr..
Church to Salt Lake makes II land
mark in the printing business In Ne
vada less. lie was n Of the earliest
printers In tho Territory. We wish
him the best fortune, snd the City OF
Saints will contain few better men,
and not one better printer than this
ancient sage-brusher. Success to him.
LAKE TAHOE LUNBER.-The clearest
and best of lumber Is to. be found at
the yard Of the Lake Tahoe Lumber
| Company, on the Divide, between here
and Virginia. All varieties Of lumber
used in building can there be obtained
ut the most reasonable rates, and the
company, having a first rate mill ct
Carson, lumber Is prepared to order at
short notice. Read their new adyer-
tisement in another column to-day.
A. L. Edwards Is their agent.
VERY AccEPTABLE.-That delicious
box of bottled soda fresh from Nor
rill's famous fountain, Virginia, packed
in Mount Davidson snow, cold and re-
freshing as the springs Of Parnassus.
Dickson, who goes around with the
neat little distributing wagon, sup
plying customers throughout Gold
Hill and Virginia, left that box at this
office during the sultry MONDAY heat
to-day, and great has been the popping
Of corks v since.
KESo.-Our Israellte friend Shafer,
up at Virginia, has followed up the
popular game of keno pretty faithfully
for some time past, but somehow falls
to see where the profits come In. 81
wins" says he, "most OF dc time, but
py sheesus I loses more rs | Wins.
Oder vellers picks up money de same
way too, so / doesn't get de worst Of 1t
all der time, you pet yer life."
GONE EAsr.-The excellent family
of Mr.. George w. Dorwin, Of Gold
Hill, left this afternoon for Reno,
where they will take the great rail-
road tonight for a trip to the East.
A safe journey and q welcome return
is the sincere wish of many warm
friends. .,,.. -,.,
MASONIC FUNERAL. = Members Of
Escurial Lodge F. & A. NJ, will please
read notice In our advertising columns
to-day, desiring them to attend the
funeral of their late Brother William
G. Meade. Members Of Sister Lodges
in good standing are also invited.
ASSESSMENTS LEvrED.-The Lucerne
and Saint Louis Mining Companies,
Silver City, have each levied an assess-
ment Of three dollars pershare on their
respective capital stocks. See official
notices in our advertising columns
to-day.
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