Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-20

Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-Again was
Piper's popular temple Of the drama
crowded with a fine and appreciatiye
audience to see the unrivaled enter
tainment given by the famous New
York Gate Groupe Of specialties. We
have seldom e q better pleased au-
dience than that Of last evening, and
certainly they were kept so all the
time, for one rich novelty followed the
other in rapid succession, giving no
time for weary waiting. Hernandez
created much amusement with his
queer contortions. He can double up
like a jackknife, or walk off on his ear
and never will be killed for his beauty.
The illusions of Sylvester, the beautiful
suspension act of Miss Schott, the
songs, dances and general comlcalities
Of Carroll and his three little sons, and
the various speclalties Of the rest Of the
troupe, form an entertainment such rs
everybody likes. Harry Courtaine
made his appearance last evening. In o
we'll perfumed little act entitled the
ACTORS Studio" He was we'll re-
ceived and a~pplauded. This evening
another capital bill Of entertainment
will be given, for full particulars OF
which see distributed programmes or
the advertisement In another column.
Pork FROM IowA.-Mr. Fox, pro-
prietor of the Gold Hill Meat Market,
received o drove Of fat hogs over the
Union and Central Pacific Railroad,
direct from Iowa. They were landed
at Reno, and driven on foot from there
to Gold Hill. 1t Is n fine lot of corn
fed hogs, and the average weight |
$50 pounds. The were bought Of VIM.
Dunklc, Of Des Moines, who brought
them over the great railroad as an ex
pertinent, and intended to take them
on to San Francisco; but Mr.. Fox
being ut Reno when he arrived there,
he was induced to sell him a car load,
Mr.. Dunkle having two car loads Of
them. This Il the first lot of hogs we
ever heard of being shipped from Iowa
to Nevada. As Nevada furnishes CAL
ifornia with fat beef, why should not
Iowa furnish Nevada with fat, corn-fed
pork.
ARE TO SHUT Ur.-An arrangement
is about being entered into by the
clothing merchants Of Virginia City to
close their stores on Sundays. Several
had signed tho agreement yesterday,
and it was expected all Of them would
agree to it to-day. The reasons given
for the movement are, that the pro
prietors and clerks are generally tired
and WORKOUT when Saturday night
comes, and it Is natural for man to &C
quire rest for one day in q week. We
agree with them, and hope that the
arrangement will be complied with.
CLUE RooMs.-A few days ago we
were shown a paper, signed by several
owners of club rooms In Virginia City
and Gold Hill, agreeing to close their
club rooms OH Sundays. We under
stand this course will be pursued pro-
vided all the proprletors agree to It:
strikes US that In a Christian land
like this the poor tiger ought certainly
to have a little rest, too, as we'll ms
other people. By all means let the
club rooms be closed OH Sundays.
OLYMPIC YAnETIEs.-A fine enter
tainmcnt was given last evening, as
usual, and everything passed off mer-
rily, to the satisfaction Of the entire
audience. The Olympic is q gay place
spend al evening. An extra good
ill is presented tonight and to-mor-
.ow evening. Monday the troupe goes
lown to delight our Carson neighbors,
appearing at the Carson Theater that
in one of their best entertain {
nents. Il,
REpREsIuNa.-We r again under
obligations to Davis & Hooking, Of the
Columbus Brewery, for n liberal sup l
ply of cool lager to Il office this after
lOou.
REsIGNEp.-Onicsr Potter, Of tho
Virginia police, has resigned and gone
back to his old business rs engineer at
the Savage hosting works.
Arr.As.-E. Patten has purchased
the old Atlas mill, Lower Gold Hill.
srrAx Barns EyEar DAY. For rheumatism
~k A.. 49, hal cnld IN the lungs /