Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-21
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Pliers OPERA HOUSE - GRAND
FAREWELL BENEFIT To-NIoHT-Ap-
PEARANcE OF JOHN McCuLLoUaH.-
Arrah-aa-P ogue drew about rs good a
house as could be expected last even
ing, and the leading characters were
we'll personated, Raymond making a
sufficiently hateful michael Feeny,"
Hardie representing "O'Grady In his
usual excellent style, and Hinckley
playing "Shaun, the Post" very well
indeed, although Courtaine was cast
for the part instead Of him. Among
the minor characters, Sammy Good
child made up for and personated a
festive young Mick in capital style,
and the BdrR-door Jig given BY him
and Susie Soule was no SLOUGH of a hoe
down by any means. Tonight Ray
monG's grand farewell benefit takes
place. The plays selected for this spe-
cial occasion are the popular drama of
stu Waters Run Deep, in which John
Mccullough appears as John Mild
may" and Scion Shingle, with the
funny Raymond In the title character,
which is n Of his greatest specialties.
We need not state that the Opera
House is sur to be crowded tonight,
so long as q soul a get into 1t.
CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT That
grand concert to be given by the Vlr-
ginia Choral Society, under the direc-
ton of Professor Pasmore, comes off
at Piper's Opera House on Monday
next, the oath instant, OIL which occa-
sion Locke's music Of Macbeth will be
produced In character, Colonel r. H.
Taylor kindly volunteering to person.
ate Macbeth" Another grand feature
Of the occasion will be the singing Of
the soul-stirring national airs Of Eu-
rope aud America. While these are
being sung, Colonel C. c. Batterman,
commanding the National Guard, has
kindly volunteered the services of him
self and company, in full uniform, to
form tableauX on the stage. This COLI
cert promises to be the finest entertain
ment of the kind ever gotten up in
Storey county. I'd
BIG FIsHING.-The Carson Register
says that day before yesterday a small
party from that city-Jerome Thoring-
ton, Rute Brown, r. F. c. Rainey and
Joe Rosenstock-with no other assist
nee than n four-horse carriage, fishing
tackle. bait and bourbon, went out to
the Mexican dam. and, In the short
space of twelve hours, caught two
trout. II of them two and the other
three inches in length, and a minnow
an inch and a half long!
MORE DUMr.-T The Crown Point
Mining Company r adding about
twenty feet to the north end Of their
ore dump. The heavy timbers for the
large new dump addition ut the south
side are now being framed. When
completed, the Crown Point will have
one of the best and most extensive ore
dumps along the line Of the railroad.
Registered VOTERS. - The total
number of voters registered in Gold
Hill ut the final close Of the registry
last evening was 625. See published
list Of names In another part OF this
paper. Total number registered at
Virginia, 1854. Sum total OF regis
tered voters in both places, 1900.
STATE BONDS. - State Treasurer
day before yesterday re-
n written order from San Fran
cisco for 800 900 of the new State
and yesterday q telegram from
the same place for $40, 600 more.
The SPRINKLER. - The principal
of Virginia and Gold Hill are
Kept nicely sprinkled, and the dust
Kept properly subdued every day now
by means OF Sprinkllng carts.
Sr. JoHN's CHURCH, GOLD Hull
There will be divine service In this
:hurch this evening, to commence at
ialf past ! o'clock. Seats free and all
invited.