Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-15

came, and remained for three years q
pupil Of Romani, then the greatest
maestro in Italy. During that
time she filled several engagements at
La Pergola and the Pagliano, appear
ing in Ernani, Trovatore, besides the
.icilian Vespers, In company with the
eminent artists Liverani and Bocarde,
Badiali, baritone, and the great
basao Zucchini, and gained a place
among artists Of the first rank. She re-
ceived in 1866 an engagement for the
Theater, Madrid, where, with
the tenor Francelli, the baritone Merli,
and the basso Salvi, she, among other
successes, had the honor of producing
for the first time in Madrid, Pacini's
new opera, Saltimbanco. In the season
of 1867 she sang at the Italian Opera in
There, from among many other
eminent prime dome, Nine. States
was selected to sing the Columella, its
first rendering in that city, and which
was repeated for ten consecutive
John Russell, the manager of
Garden Theater, London, be-
ing In Paris at this time, at once en-
Madame States for the next sea-
son, during which, her success was 50
that the impressario offered
her an engagement for three years, but
as she was called by personal
matters to New York, she declined.
Arrived in America, at the commence
ment Of the opera season Of 1869, she
sang In New York, Philadelphia, Bal
Washington, st. Louis, Cincin-
natl and Boston, with success, and
though seven prime dome were enlisted
in the operatic campaign, her services
were required for three performances
out of five a week. During this season
was produced for the first time in New
York the opera Lurline, In which
Madame States assumed the title role.
During the year 1870, and part of 1871,
she filled engagements in South Amer
lea, singing Mt Valparaiso, Santiago,
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Janeiro, and receiving everywhere the
most enthusiastic ovation. Since her
she has had a brilliant success
In New York, in a season most re-
munerative to the management.
Madame States left New York July
10th for San Francisco, in company
with Grazziolla Ridgway, a soprano,
who has lately achieved much success,
and the celebrated tenor, Cecchi, to-
with Lusini, basso, Orlandini,
baritone, and Signor Gloria, the cele-
brated composer and director.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The following
business was transacted In this Court
Sacramento and Meredith
VS.. James Showers remltti-
tur Of Supreme Court filed, and cause
set for trial September 9th. Estate Of
A. Sporting, deceased; order to sell
personal property at private sale
granted. Estate Of Mois de Santel
will admitted to probate, and V. Le-
mony appointed Administrator. The
State vs.. George Welland set for
hearing September 9th. d. E. Avery
vs.. W. Dexter; change Of venue grant
ed to Esmeralda county. Court ad-
journed till l o'clock P. NJ. tomorrow.
INTERESTING LEcTUREs.-Mrs. DR..
Cutler commenced a course Of four
lectures on Phrenology, Physiology,
etc., at the Methodist Church In Gold
Hill, last evening, which will be con-
tinued tonight, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. They are free to
all who wish to listen to good and USE
full information concerning themselves.
Mrs. Cutler is quite q learned woman.
and withal q good speaker. Go and
hear and learn-for Know Thyself !"
Is one of the best injunctions impaired
by the English language. Free to
all.
THE NExr.-The next drawing to
take place will undoubtedly be that Of
the Folsom Gift Concert, at Fireman's
Hall, Folsom, on Friday, September
lst. This concert Is now taking the
attention Of the public for the reason
that 1t has q less number Of tickets and
more money returned in prizes than
any yet advertised. There are 10000
tickets, ut g 80 each, and $4,000 In
gold coin In gifts, ranging from $l0,-
200 down to so. Secure your tickets
without delay.
ORE AND SrocKs.-A good body OF
ore is reported to be found In the
Savage mine, at the Sd level from the
new shaft, also two or three pretty
good deposits In the old upper work
ings. The mine Is yielding $50 tons
per day at present. Savage stock Is
somewhat elevated In consequence OF
these improved prospects. Ophir
stock Is also up, but owing to a "bull"
movement among the manipulators.
FuSERAL.-The funeral this after
noon of the little son Of Mr.. Thomas
Ouirk, in this town, took place from
the residence Of the parents, In Crown
Point Rayine, and was very largely
attended by sympathlzing friends and
acqualntances.
LocxErFoUND.-A small gold locket
containing a portrait of an elderly lady
was yesterday found in one Of the Gold
Hill and Virginia omnibusses. The
owner can recover the same by apply
ing to Jake White, proprietor Of the
bus line.
BuLaLXRss ABOUT. = On Saturday
morning last some burglar or burglars
watched the opportunity to break into
O cabin at the rear Of the first saloon
below Liberty Engine House, and stole
a fine revolver and a lot Of clothing,
blankets, etc. No trace Of the rascals
has yet been found.
GRAND JURY.-The Grand Jury met
Yesterday, but there being no quorum
present, adjourned until Tomorrow
<Nednesday) forenoon at II o'clock.