Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-16
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NIaur.-This evening takes place the
grand testimonial concert rendered to
Professor E. J. Pasmore by the Choral
Society, as we'll as his appreciative
fellow citizens OF this section. a
goodly array Of the best singers and
musicians are announced to appear,
including some who have never pub
licly aspired to the favor Of a theatre
cal audience. Mrs. j. A. Stephens,
formerly Miss Belle Beals, of Gold
Hill, will appear In favorlte vocal
melodies, Miss Laura Dorwin will play
a piano solo, Mrs. Wastel will sing
popular ballads, r. II. Lindsey will
ESSAY a series Of "sketches," q Ia
VIriqn, and a variety Of choice ballads,
uuartettes, choruses, etc, will be given
by Mrs. Storer, Miss Knapp, Miss
Tausig, and other well known vocal
lists Of merit. Professor Sauer will
preside at the piano, and the whole
entertainment will be under the SUI
pervision of Pasmore himself as musi-
cal director. The theatre Is sure to
be we'll and fashionably filled, as the
greater part Of the seats In the dress
circle were already taken this morn
ing. Pasmore deserves a rousing
benefit, and we are pleased to know
that he will have one. See advertised
programme Of songs and singers in
another column.
PARpoSEp OUr.-On Saturday last
the State Board of Pardon Commits
slouers decided to pardon Edmond
Goyette and George w. Kline, con-
yicts confined in the State Prison.
Goyette was sent from Virginia on
the 18th Of last April, for n year for
shooting Amabel Bordeaux. He Is a
young man, and had previously borne
q good character, and the shooting was
done under considerable p~rovocation.
At the time of the late prison break he
acted nobly in risking his own life to
save the women and children, and
when Isaacs, the brave guard, was
shot down, Goyette seized him ana
took him outside the wall in order to
save his life, subsequently, returning
voluntarily to his place In the prison
instead Of escaping with n rest.
Kline was sent from Washoe county
last December for grand larceny, also
for one year. Being an old mar Oh
previously good character, ana there
being certain mitigating circumstances
I'm his case making 1t even doubtful
whether he really Intended larceny, It
was deemed expedlent to pardon him.
The JULIA MINE.-This mine adj
Joins the Chollar-Potosi and Hale q
Norcross on the east, and the title Is
undisputed. 1t has been worked and
prospected considerably In times past,
but only low grade ore found. The
mine has been lying idle for several
months, but we understand that work
"a TO be resumed In It before long, and
the machinery Is now being. got IN
readiness for that purpose. Inc nam
shaft Ia 400 feet deep, and h owners
arc confident that by sinking deeper
and drifting large bodies OF good pay
INC ore will be found. The shaft Is
close to the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, so that the ore can be mined
and transported to mill, now, to the
most perfect advantage. The annual
meeting of the company was held last
Wednesday In San Francisco, result
ing In the choice Of the following
Trustees II. r. Wheeler. n. LARGO,
). T. L. Smiley, c. Coates and George
F. NJ. Glover. A. Nocl was continued
as Secretary.
CARSON RAcEs.-For some days past
fast horses and ,hely trainers have been
gathering at Carson, In readiness for
the fall races, which commence to-
morrow and last five days. Gay times
at Carson the balance Of this week.
The Register says: The track Is in the
most perfect condition-it could not be
better. Among the fast running horses
already here, we notice four Norfolk
colts-Bois dare, Pillbox, Mountain
Maid, and Bundle-and-Go = besides
Twenty Gents, Gallinipper, Amanda
Olds, and Nell Flaherty. Other run
neTs are expected. OF ~trotters, we
have Dick Taylor, Gen. Reno, Copper
head. Jim Cook, May Woodruff, and
Gnn Tail, with more expected. The
following double teams are here or 70
be here for the races: Rambler u
mate. Reindeer and mate, Robert N.
Graves team, Derby 81 Gearhearts
team, and Frank Osbiston's team.
TIE ROYAL JArs.-Ths famous jap
nnese troupe performed at Piper's
Opera House, Virginia, Saturday eve
ming. They appear at Reno tonight,
and afterwards 60 east over the big
railroad, stopping at Salt Lake and
other points along the route.
COMMISSIONED. Governor Bradley
has issued a commission to Edward
Bissell as Commissioner Of Deeds for
the State of Nevada, to reside In the
city Of New York.
PULLED DowN.-The walls OF the
Tahoe House, Virginia, burned out by
the late fire, were pulled down on sat
urday, preparatory to rebuilding.