Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-17

Belcher Company will follow suit be-
fore long. IT'S we'll.
GET Your SEATs.-The Enterprise
Of this morning says: Over 100 season
tickets for the Agatha States opera
season had been sold last evening when
the box Office closed. To-day seats
for any one night will be sold. There
are an abundance of desirable seats yet
remaining. Those who wish to make
sure of n seat or seats will do we'll,
however, to secure them at once. It
will not do to trust to luck this time,
as the season Is so short (but for three
nights that the house will doubtless
be crammed every night. The large
number Of season tickets sold Ia q ure
indication of this. The beauty and
fashion Of the city have decided to
patronize this opera troupe and the
fiat having gone forth there Is no more
to be said. The season opens next
Monday night. The dress circle has
been thoroughly overhauled and re-
fitted for the occasion, the numbers Of
the seats rearranged and conspicuously
placed, and every possible thing will
be done to insure comfort and to pre-
vent confusion, however large the at
tendance may be.
GRAND REorENrNe.-A. Haas, form
erly Of the old firm Of s. Haas Il Co.,
Is opening a 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 and 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
Eayes' Jewelry store, c street, Vir-
ginia.
INTERESTING LEcTUREs.-Mrs. DR..
Cutler commenced a course Of four
lectures on Phrenology, Physiology,
etc., at the Methodist Church In Gold
Hill on Monday evening, which will DO
concluded tonight. They are free to
all who wish to listen to good and USE
full information concerning themselves.
Mrs. Cutler Is quite a learned woman,
and withal a good speaker. Go and
hear and learn-for Know Thyself "
Is n of the best i~njunctions impaired
by the English language. Free to
all.
BAD PIECE OF RoAD.-The extreme
upper part Of Main street. from the
Junction of the Tunnel Toll Road to
the bend opposite the old Imperial
works, Is In a very bad condition at
the present time, owing to the heavy
teams having torn and ground 1t up
into q loose mass Of dust and rocks. 1t
IA worse now than in muddy weather.
If 1t were sprinkled, as it should be, 1t
would soon become firm and good like
the balance Of the street below that
point. The sprinkler should be sent
there forthwith.
TIE EXCURSION To-DAY.-Qulte q
large number Of ladies and gentlemen
left for Reno last evening and early
this morning, In order to join the great
Odd Fellows excursion party to Don.
ner Lake and back to-day. The cars
left Reno ut s o'clock this morning
with the excursionists, who will start
| on their return from the lake at 8 p. II.
| Large numbers were expected to at
tend from Sacramento and elsewhere,
and If no accident interferes the occa-
sion will be one of great pleasure to
all participants.
MARRIED.-As will be seen by no.
tlce under the appropriate head to-day,
Hon. Oscar 7. Barber, member Of the
| Assembly from Gold Hill, was yester.
day united in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock at Carson, to Miss California E.
Ferris, Of that city. Hon. Alfred
Helm, Clerk Of the supreme Court Of
| Nevada, was also married to Mis-:
Floretta NJ. Hyde, formerly a teacher
In the public schools Of Carson. Hap
piness be theirs as long as they may
live.
RAILROAD Acknowledgements cal
loads of iron for the new portion OF thu
Virginia and Truckee Railroad, arrived
at Reno last night. Six miles Of thu
grading Is already completed, and thu
laying Of the rails will be commenced
soon. The new bridge across the
Truckee will be completed in six Of
seven weeks, and at that time the
track will be laid 70 that the locomo
tive can run several miles-or more.
A WN.x1sr.-A man down at Car
son, six feet four inches high In hi;
bare feet, offers to bet that he car
walk the entire distance around Lake
Tahoe-70 miles or more-followinl
the usual trail, In fourteen hours. He
Is split up like q pair Of tongs, tough
as a hickory sapling, straddles like {
pair of compasses, and was born Oh
Walker river.
ORE YIELD.-The Savage mine yield
ed $50 tons of ore last week, assayinl
Sas 81 Der ton. The Hale & Norcros'
only yielded so tons, the mine not be
iny In condition just now for extensive
orc extraction.