Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-27
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
NJ HoopRurr = ENNoR's LNE.

to the famous japanese troupe Oh SyW-
nasts, acrobats, jugglers, etc., which Is
to appear at Piper's Opera House,
Virginia, next week, the Grass Valley
Union Of yesterday says: "Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week
the Royal Yeddo japanese Troupe
will exhibit at Hamilton Hall. This
troupe Is the best which has yet visited
America. The papers below speak In
the highest terms OF the performances
Of the Japanese. The Sacramento
Union Is always careful not to coul-
mend humbug shows, and generally
always painstaking in speaking In
commentator Of all exhibitions OF
merit. The Union, the past week, has
day after day spoke In the most fat
terlny terms of the Japanese Troupe.
This endorsement ought to be satistac-
tory as to the merits Of Professor Can
zero and his pupils, as we'll as Otok-
san, the thrilling slack rope performer,
and insure q full audience at the The
alter the evenings mentioned"
Ok THE WAR PXTH.-Now that Gov
.ernor Bradley has offered rewards for
the recapture Of those twenty-eight
escaped convicts from the State Prison,
parties are starting out In all direc-
lions from Carson and elsewhere in
pursuit Of them. This unexplained
.tardiness In offering rewards has given
the refugees a pretty good start n In
consequence many Of them have doubt
less made good their escape M OF the
country, but those still lurking about
are now liable to be captured. The
glory of hunting them fizzled out after
the first three or four days, no one
caring to wear out themselves ana
horses, spending both time and money
rs we'll as risking their precious lives,
without hope of reimbursement or re-
ward. Town Marshal Harkin Of Gold
Hill, together with a party from Viz
ginia, starts out this afternoon, we'll
mounted, armed and equipped, on the
war path after the absconding and des-
perate convicts. They will get some
OF them, alive or dead.
As IT SHOULD BE.-A c~ommendable
movement has been inaugurated for
the maintenance Of Mr.. Rightmyer,
the pastor Of the Methodist Church.
Committees Of collectors are circu-
lating subscriptions on the monthly
contribution plan, which should meet
the approval and support Of all our
citizens. Such action Is designed to
meet promptly the expenses attending
the pastor's removal here, and guide
in the future. In our mining locality
no better plan could be proposed. The
apasmodlc efforts OF fairs and festivals,
which here prove 80 availing, are only
considered after a time, and furnish 10
criterion for the pastor on assuming
the work. These, we understand, are
mo- ignored, but will come In to In
crease what may be necessary. The
favorable impression made by Mr.
Rightmyer In the pulpit and among
the people will prompt our citizens TO
q cordial sympathy and hearty sup
port.
LrvrLY.-South C street, Virginia,
never looked livelier than since the
big fire. Judging from present pro-
eress, the entire burnt district will DO
rebuilt before the snow flies. With
better buildings, regularly graded side
walks and iron awnings, that portion
of the city will be In better condition
than ever before. In reality, that ire
was no great injury to the city. The
loss fell almost wholly upon those able
to stand 1t best, a large amount OF In
surance money helps to cover the loss.
and mechanics and lahoring men find
plenty of remunerativs employment
insisting to rebuild the burnt district.
Indeed not enough mechanics were
procurable in this section, but many
have had to be imported from San
Francisco.
, The WoUNDED.-The Carson Regis
ter Of this morning says: Governor
Denver is doing remarkably we'll his
wounds are healing, and he is hopeful
of being about in a short time. Mr..
Isaacs e in a very low condition his
main attendant, Judge Wells, informs
M that the wounds are doing as well
"a could be expected, and that the
medical men say that vital power In
,the patient 10 all that Is needed In
working a cure. Judge Wells Is In
close attendance day and night, and
having the entire confidence Of the
patient, Ia perhaps the only man who
could really benefit him just at this
time.
FoLsox.-The drawing Of this gin
enterprise has been fixed positively fol-
the 18th Of October, and the managers
assure US that there will be no more
delay or detention Of any kind, and
that The drawing will come of on thai
Sav sure. This will be the next
drawing, and we advise those who have
not secured their tickets to do 90 a.
once. William Hornbeck, agent Colo
Hill.
Nor CosFrRNEp.-rhe report pup
llshed yesterday to the effect that tn
Sheriff Of Mono county was kiilee
near Long Valley while trying 70 cap
ture some Of the escaped state prisol
conyicts be was In pursuit o. lsck
condrmation, and We are inclined q