Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

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very acceptable musical treat may well
be anticipated, for the Sisters come 70
us Endorsed by the high approval Of
all our California exchanges, claiming
them to be artistes Of the highest order
Of merit and true talent. These mu-
steal wonders were born in Sacra-
mento. and everywhere In the Golden
State they have received that hearty
approval and bountiful encouragement
so literally accorded to true merit aud
real native talent. That an appre-
ciative and fashionable audience will
fill the theatre this evening, the large
number of reserved seats already Sc
cured fully attests. Owing to engage
ments elsewhere, the Sisters will only
be able to appear this and tomorrow
evening. therefore all who would
attend their concerts will embrace the
opportunity. The rates Of admission
remain as usual, and there Is no
extra charge for reserved seats.
Manager Piper requests US to
state that during the stay of the
Flyers Sisters the orchestra seats will
be reserved for the colored people.
These seats are really the best In the
house. and those of our colored citizens
who desire to attend with their fami-
lies can do so by this arrangement
without the risk Of encounterlng III
pleasant looks from any one, as they
might from some Of the descendants Of
the old time chivalry In the other parts
of the house. Jake Whites bus line
will be found a great convenience for
those attending from Gold Hill or the
Divide.
JAPANESE VIsrToRs.-A party Of
about fifteen japanese arrived at Vir-
ginia this morning from San Francisco,
and this afternoon they paid Gold Hill
a visit. They went to the lowest level
Of the Crown Point mine, and subse-
quently visited the Rhode Island mill.
They arrived ut San Francisco q few
days ago, and are rather Of the high
toned order Of japanese gentle
men, students, ETC., with a Prince
among them, we understand. They
did not attract so much public atten-
ton In passing through Gold Hill and
among the mines as they would had
they not been dressed In American rig,
so that they presented a respectable
appearance. In fact, some mlstook
them for the delegation from Indiana
taking q look through our dlggings.
ALMOST An AccIpENr.-Thls fore
noon, about 10 o'clock, at Virginia, as
\ heavy twelve mule team with two
wagons loaded with lumber, was turn
ing from c down into Taylor street,
the brake failed to act properly.
The consequence was that the
wagons ran forward down the
steep street, crowding heavily upon
the animals. Seeing the danger, sew
eral spectators nan to the rescue, and
managed to block the wheels with
stones and stop the wagon In time to
save the animals, which were getting
considerably mixed up. and some be-
ing thrown down. Fortunately no
harm was done. owing to the prompt
and timely assistance rendered, but
considerable excitement prevailed for
q few minutes.
BOLD BURGL.ARY.-At an early hour
this morning, some bold thief effected
an entrance to the store Of Montague
& Davidson, on the Divide, near the
junction Of B and c streets. Virginia,
and got safely away with about $ll5 In
cash. The coin was In q purse and
slowed away under the pillow Of Mr..
Davidson. who slept In q rear room.
1t was taken without awakening him,
and the successful scamp slipped away
without stopping to steal anythlngelse.
Davidson feels discouraged. for he sup
posed he had that purse In a safe place.
STAGE FARE TO RESo.-W. p. Ben
nett having bought Moneys opposi-
tlon stage line between Virginia and
Reno, a compromise has been effected
with the old regular passenger, mail
and express line, now Woodruff q
Ennor's, by which the rates Of fare for
Messengers to or from Reno are fixed
rs follows: BY Woodruff & Ennor's
regular stage line, %; by Benefits
opposition, g 80. This agreement
goes into effect to-day and till further
notice. E
COLE WArER.-The Cole Water
Company, at Virginia, have set up a
pump and engine at the back end OF
the tunnel through which their water
flows, for the purpose OF raising an
additional supply from a shaft. The
steam Is carried from the mouth OF the
tunnel to the engine by means OF a
pipe about 100 feet in length. The
smoke-stack was erected yesterday and
the works are now about ready to be
set in motion. So says the Enterprise.
New BuILpISe.-Mr. Hanak, Of Vir-
ginia, is about to erect n large three
story frame building, to occupy the
site of the old Merchants Exchange
Hotel. on c street, between the POST
office and Legate's restaurant, destroy
ed by fire a few months ago. The
building will be 25 feet front, and ex'
tend through to d street.
ANOTHER STATE BoARDER.-Sherifi
Spires, of Lsnder county, yesterday
passed through Virginia on his way tc
the State Prison with Shep. Wixon,
sentenced to eighteen months imPris
onment for aiding In the escape FROM
jail of Hattie Funk, confined on q
charge OF having murdered her hus
band.
RELIo1ous.-There will be preaching
In the Methodist Church, Gold Hill
tomorrow "wednesday evening, at
o'clock +. NJ, by Rev. A. n. Fisher
after which the Circuit Quarterly Con
ference will be held.
INro THE TREAsURY.-The Count!
Treasurer Of Storey yesterday pai'
into the State Treasurer the sum o
g., los 90, OIL State account.
Noll mn SiIyor Cit,