Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-07

In the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany's time table has demoralized the
mails, express and staging. The ears
and stages between Virginia and Reno
have got no regular time table arranged
as yet, but will have in a day or two.
The stages arrived at Virginia after 10
O'Clock A. NJ. to-day, with California
passengers, mails and express, and
leave at 6 o'clock in the evening for
Steamboat. The Carson Register gives
the following on the situation: The
Central Pacific passenger train going
East, arrives at Reno at 12:45, and
leaves at l o'clock In the morning; 60
ing west, arrives at Reno at 800 and
and leaves at $3.50 in the morning. The
passenger train of the Virginia and
TrucIee Railroad makes close con-
nection with the Western or Call
fornia travel, but Is q little "off"
on its Eastern connections. For In
stance excepting the above figures In
view, the passenger train leaves Reno
for steamboat at about lao, or an how
after the arrival of the train from the
west, leaving the passengers from the
east Ito arrive one hour and twenty
minutes subsequently! to bunk In Reno
until the next night. The same train
will leave Steamboat Mt 2.l5 In the
morning, after the arrival Of the stage,
and land passengers at Reno in time
to take the Central Pacific train going
west, but some three hours after the
train has left for the east. The fault
Is In the timetable of the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, but we
don't propose to ask them to change it.
Parties going by private conveyance
to Steamboat, however, can always
strike the eastern-bound train OF the
Central Pacific, as the Virginia and
Truckee will run a train to Reno every
evening, leaving Reno at s o'clock.
Fare-To Steamboat, % 90; to Reno,
81 90.
PrER's OPERA HoUsE-JoHN Nc
CuLLoUGu IN "HAMLEr," TONIGHT.
"Schneider" being totally played out,
a taste of the Legitimate drama Is go
ing to be given for a short season, COM
mencing tonight with Shakcspeare's
sublime play Of Hamlet. Prince Of
Denmark" John Nice ullough makes
his appearance in the title character,
and Of course it will be we'll and finely
impersonated. He will be supported
by several new actors from the Call
fornia Theater, who arrived yesterday
with him, and by the full strength Of
the excellent stock company which has
been supporting Johnny Allen. Mr..
James Garden appears rs the Ghost,
Mr.. Owen Marlowe as Horatio, Mr.. E.
ID. Leathes Us Laertes, Henry Sinclair
as Polonius, Pierpont Thayer as King
Claudius Mrs. Ellie Wilton will rep
resent Ophelia, Mrs. George Chapman
Queen Gertrude, ard Miss Eva West
the Player Queen. This Is a very good
cast, and the play will be most excel
lently rendered without q doubt. No
extra price Is charged for reserved
seats. Those, however, who have not
already secured seats had better 60
early, as there Is sur to BIO q crowd.
Jake Whites buses will run rs usual
for the accommodation Of those attend
ing from Gold Hill and the Divide,
making one trip down after the play Is
over. l
"ScuNEIDER."-Mr. Johnny Allen
Schneidered out to a slim audience at
the Opera House last evening. That
play was totally played out and could
not draw even expenses any more.
Allen is a capital broken Dutch de-
lineator, dancer, singer, ETC., but EN-
met Is much his superior In that line.
Neither Is schneider !" so fine a play
as Fritz" although there may be
more fun In it. The third and last act
is the whole play a far as real sensa-
tional interest and fun Is concerned.
Miss Alice Harrison Is one Of the best
song and dance women We ever saw,
reminding one Of Lolita. She is a
pretty little witch, and never fails to
get plenty Of applause in her songs
and dances. We considered her as
really the most pleasing and attractive
feature of the play. Schneider p"
and his pretty little Lowesa left for
Salt Lake at the conclusion OF the
show last night.
DuBIoUs MATRINoNY.-The Carson
Register of this morning says: Con-
siderable excitement and feeling lin q
quiet way) was manifested Sunday and
yesterday over a marriage which took
place in this city Saturday night. The
groom Is reported to have been o fraud
and a beat, and the other parties to the
affair stood but little higher In public
opinion. If we find upon fuller in
yestigation that the affair has not been
misrepresented, We shall give both the
names Of the bridegroom, as we'll as
that of the bride, ct Id.
The PLAcE.-Tausig's well known
and popular furniture store, one door
south of the Virginia Postof1ce, G
street, opposite the international Ho-
tel, Is the place where all styles OF fur
niture can be found in the greatest
profuslon, and at the most reasonable
rates; also carpets, crockery, glass
ware, and all other articles usually
found In q first-class establishment Of
the kind. Call on Tausig when you
want anything in bis line.
ST. PHTMcK's CHURCH FAIR.-The
attendance at this desirable Fair, at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill, given
by the ladies in aid of the above church,
was excellent last evening, as usual,
and all the tables did a regular land
office business, all being we'll patron
lied. After . or 10 O'Clock each even
ing, dancing is freely INDUCED In,
good music being provided for the pur-
pose. 1t is a capital good place to 60
and spend an agreeable evening.
GOLD HILL BULLION AND COIN
The United States Branch Mint shipped
to-day, by the noon train from Carson,
Joseph Griffith, conductor, seventeen
bars of bullion and four sacks Of coin
to the Bank Of California, Virginia,
and the Crown Point Mining Com
pany, Gold Hill. Total value, $685.
SIS Sc. All this bullion aud cold was
from the Belcher, Yellow Jacket and
Crown Point mines.