Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-09
ARRlVALs AND DEPARTURES.
PrpER's OpERA HoUsH.-Thc Lcns

PpER's OrERA HoUsE.-The Lcag
Strike attracted a very good house on
Saturday evening, and simply a tolsra-
bic one last evening. 1t Is quite an
interesting play, containing some very
amusing as we'll Us startling dramatic
scenes and incidents in tho second,
third and fourth acts. The first act is
very tame, and the last, which Is gene
rally expected to be one Of tho best, is
decidedly insipid and unsatisfactory,
giving the audience a final sense Of
disappointment with the whole piece.
This play Is pleasing and interesting
enough taken as a whole, but 1t Is
not Boucicault's best or greatest
sensational drama. Mr.. Hanchett, as
the rough, good-hearted lawyer. "Mon-
eypenny," was the life and amusement
of the fourth act, which Is most enter
tanning of the whole, and although
somewhat unprofessional in his style,
he kept the entire audience in q roar Of
laughterat his highdegrea ofboisterous,
unlawyorlike excitement, both in his
own office and in the telegraph office.
Miss Price personated "Jane Leroyd"
in her usual admirable and effective
style, and Thayer as "Jem Starkie,"
Edmonds rs "Nolh Leroyd," Hinck-
Icy as "Richard Radley," and Simms
n johnny Reilly" all did well, the
last mentioned especially so. This
week a lot Of reserved new pieces will
be presented, first and best among
which Is Little Barefoot, which will be
put upon the stage this evening for the
first time In this section. 1t Is said to
be a very fine, pleasing, well written
piece. Miss Price appears in the prin-
cipal character, and the cast Is we'll
apportioned, therefore II will no doubt
prove n great attraction. The char
acter personated by Miss Price is also
well suited to her peculiar style. Bear
In mind that reserved seats call always
be secured at the box office without
extra charge, on timely application.
SUPREME CoURr CALENDAR.-rhe
following Is the calendar Of the JAN
uary term of this Court at Carson,
commencing o-day: Ophir Silver Min
ing Company vs.. c. Carpenter ct al;
John w. Keller vs.. A. w. Crow; John
O'Connsll ct al. VS.. William Ivers ct
al. Elliot Ray and Doano lien claim
snts); Meadow Valley Mining Com
pany vs.. E. Dodds ct al; State OF Ne
yada vs.. William Chamberlain ; State
u Nevada VS.. William Little; state OF
Nevada vs.. Central Pacific Railroad
Company; Henry l.. Caples vs.. Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company State
OF Nevada VS.. Wash Wallen; State Of
Nevada vs.. Henry Van Wrinkle ;
Charles l.. Low vs.. Howard 81 Arm
strong; j. G.. Fair vs.. Howard u Arm
strong; Charles Lambert ct al. VS.. ).
Mcfarland ct al; William Sharon VS..
William Minnock OrInsby County VS..
The State of Nevada.
WEIroH's SECOND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
In our advertising columns to-day see
announced the second grand gift enter
prise by ]. II. Welton, Of Gold Hill,
to take place on the I'D Of February
next. On this occasion, $3.50 in gold
coin and q, $50 worth of gold and sill
e watches, diamonds, silver ware,
GOLD chains, fine ladies' sets, lockets,
sleeve buttons, rings, etc, are TO DC
distributed among ticket holders. The
prizes range from S25 to $3OO. len
tickets for two bits. Tickets to be had
Mt j. 4. Welton's jewelry store, III
Flagg's Bank, Gold Hill. The great
popularity of his last lottery, and the
perfect fairness with which it was con-
Quoted, is sufficient Endorsement for
the present me-. For all further par
~ticuiars call Oh Welton, or write to
him.
YELLOW JACKET MLL.-This mill,
ut Empire City, on Carson river, Is
only able TO run fifteen stamps out OF
the forty at the present time, owing to
the low stage Of water In the river.
Additional watsr power, however, VIII
soon be secured, when the crushing
capccity Of the mill will be cores
pondinRly increased. Early In the
spring the mill Is to be thoroughly
o~yerhauled, additional pans and other
machinery put In, when, by means of
both steam and water power, the
crushing capacity Of tho mill will be
increased to eightY-tiyo tons per day.
GONE TO UrAH.-The Carson Regis
ter of yesterday has the following:
"Hon. F. A. Tritle left for Utah oil
Thursday last, as we learn from n gen.
tleman who met him at Reno. Rumor
hath 1t that Tritle confidently expects
to DO appointed Governor Of that Ter
ritory, Stephen I. Gage having gone
to Washington some weeks since to
demand such appointment as a right.
HoMoaRArHIc.-Wm. NJ. Gillespie,
Esq, Is preparing a Topographic chart
of the Stats officers and members Of
the Legislature, which will be ready
for publication soon. The chart will
contain the name, age, place Of birth,
where from to this State. politics in
1860 and 1870, postof1ice address and
occupation or profession of each men,
Der, whether married or single.
81. JoHN's CHURcH.-Tliere will be
a meeting Of the yestry Of st. Johns
Church, this evening. at the church, at
7b O'Clock. A full attendance is
earnestly requested, as business of inn
portance will come before the meeting.
LAND PXrExrs.-Cash patents No.
$40, for Isaac J. Rice, Of Washoe
county, and No. 401, for Felix O'Nsal.
of Wsshoe county, have been received
at the United States Land Office IN
Carson City.
LIKELY TO RKcovER.-Deputy Con-
stable Brinton, shot by William Gar
rard at Virginia last Thursday morn
ing, Is improving, and likely to re.
cover.
PREMoNIroRY.-The high south wind,
1oo.tyo~ c1oul, oe ,1,sk ooJ oloo,v