Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
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nerce storm, and "Rich2rd ILL.," was
given in excellent style, with Mr.. Nc
Cullough as Richard and Mr.. Garden
as Buckingham. Last evening IDA
mon and Pythias" was presented, Mr.,
Mccullough personating Damon, and
Mr.. Garden, Pythias. It was played
for all it was worth, and to a very good
Saturday evening audience. Consid.
cradle Of the sensational Is combined
with Incidents wherein much deep feel.
Ing Is portrayed In this fine play yet
to those who have een Otto Burbank
or Joe Murphy's peculiar d~elineationi
OF Its most sensational passages, the
whimsical will be ever presenting
itself. Even the name has Its current
joke played upon 1t. Mr.. Leathes last
evening personated the immortal Lu-
cullus, who "slewed de boss F" accord
Ing to the Burbank version). This
evening Mr.. Mccullough will appear
as Macbeth, In Shakspeare's sublime
tragedy Of that name, with Mr.. Garden
as Macduff, and the finest and most
powerful cast of the season, as may be
seen by reference to the distributed
programmes. Lady Macbeth will
represented by Ellie Wilton, and In
the famous Witch Scene, prominent
members Of the Choral Society have
kindly volunteered to appear, giving
it full force and musical effect. r. II.
Lindsay will p~ersonate the boss witch,
Hecate. This is positively the last APP
pearance Of Mr.. Mccullough, and on
this occasion he takes q farewell bene-
lit. That 1t will DO a substantial one
there can be no chance for doubt. for
no actor eve had so many real and APP
p~reciative friends in this community
as he has. He Is looked upon almost
as a Washoe production, as some Of
his earliest and most successful efforts
In the dramatic arena were made, fos-
tered and beautifully encouraged here,
and our people have always taken a
| fraternal interest In his welfare and
success.
PERSONAL---VERY.. G.. Carlyle, for
merly and familiarity known as "Bob"
Carlyle, Superintendent Of the Gould
& Curry, and operator in mining mat
tors generally, arrived at Virginia
yesterday after an absence Of about
six years in the city Of San Francisco.
and elsewhere. He says things look
natural here In the old rauge, and he
sees many signs Of improvement. JIG.
Fair, Superintendent Of the Hale IL
Norcross, has also returned after an
absence Of q few weeks. j. T. Jones,
Superintendent Of the Crown Point,
returned three or four days ago.
ANOTHER STATE BoAnDER.-Ah
Wee, a Chinaman at Carson, convicted
Of burglary, was sentenced on Satur-
day by Judge Harris to three years In
the State Prison, and Is now doubtless
doing good service under the fatherly
care OF Lieutenant-G Governor Denver,
at the big sandstone house.
TRUSTEE APPoINTED.-At the meet
Ing Of the creditors of J. B. E. Caval-
lier, the suspended stock broker, held
at Virginia, Saturday evening, r. V.
Dey was appointed Trustee to act for
the best interests Of all parties. About
thirty creditors attended the meeting.
Nor JULIUS CEsAR.-Shakespeare's
famous tragedy of Macbeth" will be
performed this evening at Piper's
Opera House, at Mr.. McCullough's
benefit, and not "Julius Cesar" as
our critical contemporary Of the Enter
prise misstated yesterday morning.
Mis-. FAIR.-The appeal case Of Mrs.
Laura d. Fair was before the Supreme
Court, ut Sacramento, oil last Satur-
day. The argument Of Mr.. Campbell,
for the State, was not concluded at a
late hour on Saturday night, and he
was given until to-day to conclude.
TELEaRArIc REMovAr.-About the
end Of this week the office Of the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany Is to be removed to the stone
building on the corner of c and lay
lor streets, where B~ousdeld's assay
office formerly was.
INSURANCE PARTNERsHIP.-Read tho
advertisement Of the new insurance
firm of Sproston Sc Henley, to-day, In
another column. Their office Is ut
| No. 81, South G street, Virginia, and
S. d. Whitaker Is their authorized
collector.
ST. PATRIcK's FA1R.-The ladies'
Fair, at Miners Union Hall, for the
benefit Of st. Patrlck's Church, Gold
Hill, Is still progressing at a pleasur-
able and satisfactory rate. Lots OF
fun, dancing aud good company every
evening.
Hoes FROM IowA.-A lot Of 200 head
of corn-fed hogs, all the way from
Iowa, has arrived for the Central Mar
ket, Virginia, Mark Strouse, proprie-
tor. The porkers came through by the
overland railroad and filled three large
cars.
USsErTLED.-The weather has been
anything but settled for the last two
days, continuing cloudy with the
wind southwest, and this afternoon
the prospect Il good for more storm.
BUCKEYE AssxssMENT.-The Buck
eye Gold and Silver Mining Company,
located at DEVILS Gate Mining Dis
trict, levied their third assessment OF
81 on the 10th instant.
AssEssMENT.-The assessment OF VI
per share levied by the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company last Thurs
day aggregates $11, 500; delinquent on
the 18th Of December.
LIpMAN's HAIR RESPONSIBILITIES
suffering from baldheadednes or gray
hair are invited to read the advertise
ment ON the subject in another column
to-day.
AvERAaE.-The average yield OF the
Belcher orc during the month OF Octo-
Der was S74 81 per ton. High grade
that.
SIDEWALK NEEpED.-South G street,
Virginia, through the burnt District Is
sadly in need Of one good sidewalk.
CANDIES! CANDIES!
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