Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-06-10

He has never cared to accept u benefit
before, but he has consented on this
occasion. and the proceeds may recon-
pense him In some degree for losses
sustained during some Of his recent
theatrical specuiations and engage
mentS. John Piper has done more than
any other live man In this section
would to keep 4 theatre running and
furnish choice dramatic and general
amusements in the theatrical line for
the special delectation and pleasure
of the public, and we sincerely
hope to see his efforts properly
appreciated, in the most densely
crowded house ever seen, OH that
particular occasion. In addition to q
glorious bill of other attractions ex-
preSsly prepared, we are authorized to
ANNOUNCED that the Virginia Choral So
ciety, together with Mrs. Sauer and
Miss Belle Tausig, have volunteered
for the occasion, and will give a series
OF fine choruses, duets, ballade, etc.
This will be the very last theatrical
entertainment given at the Opera
House for the present, perhaps for
months, and all our theatre-goers
should emhrace the onnortunity- and
Give Piner a rousing good benefit
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT VIRGINIA.
About s o'clock last evening a fire,
occasioned by the bursting Of a coal
oil lamp, broke out in the meat market
of Jacob Stefan. on c street, Virginia,
and owing to the comoustiole nature
OF the buildings IN the vicinity, the
spread OF u names was exceedingly
rapid. Ihe Ere department was
unusually quick IN reporting 10
the alarm anu Settll8 70 "o,N'
and certainly diu nos enectiSe
service IN checkinS the progress oi tue
iiame. nasnoe Engine, NO. =, "mu
louils anieric'. No. :, Mele p,s
the hose carriogeS az each We're pres
ent, and their companies did good
work. Chief Malone was ON anu -
usual, anu was very energe..S anu uno
Sarne. from, aoms,s" 70 wSlx's,n and
none will object to our saving that old
lin Cartier did splendidly. He
worked like n hero, and made his mark
fghtino the flaming foe, particularly
ne the North side of the confiagration.
| Jim is n full-blooded fireman. There
were twelve or fourteen buildings de-
stroyed in all, the burnt district lying
between Mill and Carson streets, and
extending from G to b streets. Stef-
fans market, Wrioht's house, Just
south of II, Dellapaine's store and two
Jwsil;nos Terry Oujnlan's Golden
Cafe bSarainp house, Lurch s. KIM
halle meat market. grocery and pro-
vision store, and two building, owned
in San Francisco; yer among U
properly teS' aSS s5 e'e q anJ +
insurance to but a small proportion of
the amount.
.rho Al, =, ros,or
day has the following correct remarks
relative to our mines: "The present
condition of the Crown Point mime
,,1,,c.s ,ho b;cba.t bones In relation N
"a =.
the future Oh Tue wnoie ioue. IL %
considered nearly cer!ain tn"t n. luz Ut t.
eT iomor rojrt than Rich ore has been
struck elsewhere OIL the ledge. The
bullion shows n larger proportion Oh
gold; IL IS aiso .Ig case seo da .;U,;isr
sulphurets OF very high gsaue' -. =
to those OF tue eatly cnIuIey sm
Gould " curry, nave a ~ II
pearNhse to' =. ,hn Co,ms,oct boIdino
ont evidence that the real wealth Of
the lode Is but now making Its appear
ance, and every mine IN tnat section :, Is
n eahu'uate lot s''h'iaf
CrOrHrSe STORE CIosEp.-To-mor-
-,u. b.;,s Sunday. Banner Brothers,
=, v,ro;n,o will, bs
closed at % o,clockonoou. This
Arrangement will be so continued
on all Sundays hereafter, In order to
give the proprletors II empioyes nj
least a portion Of q day OF rest. .Ihey
would like to close entirely on sun.
DAY, OUT la'e aS.eeu w M Tpt r.
, ,he 'n n,bI;c' They will close at u
o'cloct nreciselv. therefore all can act
on"ordinglv,
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aa a'as ,n J, 'I .Ss .'I hone that the Grown