Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-01
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PIrEn's OPERA HoCsx-BESErrr
AND Positively LAST APPEARANCES Oh
TIE BANpMANNs TO-NIaHr.-Schiller's
great tragedy Of The Robbers was given
last evening in peculiarly effective
style, Mr.. Bandmann appearing rs
'Charles de Moor" His acting was
the fervid eloquence of dramatic des-
peration, and harmonized very appro-
priately with his remarkable elocntion,
which ut times was small thunder In
the way of baritone ~hoareness, and,
where the situation demanded, arising
with startling emphasis away up into
the fiercest tenor. He delineated those
last thrilling scenes Of the play in his
WI peculiarly effectual style, and
when at the grand culmlnative wind
up young Cogill, personating "Shuf-
terle," with a sword as big as himself,
came charging in at the head of his
army of two Vigilantes, who fired a
volley, sla%ughtering Bandmann In the
most sanguinary manner, the entire
audience went of In rapture of enthu-
siastic applause. As our genial friend
Stockler remarked, there was a quiet
humor about this tragedy last night
that he never thought the piece capa-
Bile Of before. The other characters In
the play were comparatively well rem
dered. Tonight the Opera House car
lot fail to be crowded, the occasion
being positively the last appearance
and farewell benefit Of Mr.. Bandmann
and wife. The entertainment will be
an extra fine one, commencing with
the third act Of Hamlet, Mr.. Bandmann
appearing In the title character, and
Mrs. Bandmann rs "Ophelia." This
will be followed by the fourth act Of
Romeo and Juliet, with Mrs. Bandmann
rs Juliet" a famous specially of
hers; and the whole win conclude
with the popular comedy Of Don Cesar
de Bdzaa, with Mr.. Bandmann as
don Cesar" and Mrs. Bandmann as
Mauritania" They will be supported
In their various representations by the
full effective strength Of the company.
Let none Of ouri critical theatre-goers
allow the present opportunity to slip,
and hereafter have it to say that they
have never seen Bandmann.
Town ELecTfoS.-!The following
tickets are being voted for at the Gold
Hill town election to-day: First
Ward-"C Citizens Ticket - For Trus-
tees-George W. Dorwin, Martin
Stern, and Jacob Fox. For Treasurer,
5. w. Chubbuck. or Alex. McMartin-
(all Republicans. Opposition ticket a:
For Trustees-W. II. Messerve, Martin
Stern, and II. o. Douchey. For
Treasurer-S. w. Shabbuck, or Alex.
McMartin-tall Republicans ; there be-
ing no Democratic candidatesl. Sec
ond Ward-For Trustees One ticket
has the names Of Samuel Emmett,
(Democrat, and Simon Ogg, tRepub-
lican); and another ticket c. G..
Stevenson. tRepublicanl. and Samuel
Emmett, (Democratl with the nameSof
Chubbuck and McAIartin for Treasurer.
AS we 90 to press 1t Is impossible to
say how the election will result-ex-
cept that four Republicans out Of the
five Trustees will be elected, with the
Treasurer-and one Democratic Trus-
tee, by general consent. The Demo-
Gratis were very shy. and made nc nom-
nations. Ais we'll.
BASE BALL.-A lively game took
place at Virginia yesterday afternoon
between the Enterprise and Social
Clubs. Game was called at IL O'Clock,
A. NJ, and ended at 9 L. NJ. the Enter
prise Club coming out winners by q
runs against 10 made by the Socials.
SQUIRTING DRILL.-Engine Compa-
MES Nos. l and 4, at Virginia, were
out for drill OIL C street, with their
machines, yesterday afternoon. Both
did some most creditable squirting,
showing that they are In complete
ELECTION DAY. - The municipal
election at Virginia, as well as in Gold
Hill, Is progressing smoothly to-day.
The drinking saloons are all closed.
1t is a fine, pleasant day.
Srocxs.. N stock report to-day. the
members of the Board, at San Fran
cisco having gone out Maying. The
sales in the Board last week aggregated
81, ls4, 400.
OvERMAN AssKssMENT.-An assess
ment of S per share was levied by the
Overman Mining Company, Saturday.