Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-06

ulLEdCtlOu VI LHelT ~cuRd&cul6nC L0la
evening. This will be positively the
very last opportunity of seeing Schnei-
der, as Mr.. Allen and Miss Harrison
are booked to leave by stage at the
close of the performance tonight, en-
route for Salt Lake, where they are
engaged to appear next In the same
play. So much real fun, music, dancing,
sensational incidents and general h.
larity Is seldom e Q condensed In one
play, and those who have failed or
neglected to see Schneider should not
fall to embrace this closing opportu-
nifty. Besides all this, Johnny Allen
takes a benefit tonight on the occa-
sion OF. his last appearance, and 1t Is
to be hoped that it will be very fully
and appreciatively attended, In order
to give Johnny a substantial and graf
flying farewell salute. His sprightly
little Lowesa will give some extra
good dances and songs on this parting
occasion.
ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH FGIR.-The
attendance at the Fair will doubtless
be fully as good as heretofore tonight.
Miners Union Hall presents a very
pleasing gala appearance each even
Ing, and everybody enjoys the plea
sures Of the occasion hugely All the
tables do . fine business, and the dane
ing and music form very attractive
features. The price Of admission Is a
mere trile compared with the amount
Of real enjoyment.
GRAND DRAMATIC ATTRACTION
John Mccullough, supported by a
talented company from the California
Theatre, will open at Pipsr's Opera
House tomorrow evening, for q short
dramatic season of S~haksperian pieces
principally, commencing with "Ham-
let" The prices will be a. usual,
with no extra charge for reserved
seats.
DET1Na.-The escaped ~convlcts who
have been recaptured and brought
back to the State Prison, are still kept
confined, ironed. and on bread and
water "straight" by way Of salutary
punishment. They evidently did not
appreciate good food and treatment
before their murderous break, but may
appreciate the contrast now.
Nor DEAD.-It vas reported yester-
day that Patrick Guthrie, who was so
dangerously stabbed by John Fitzger.
aid, near the Piute House, Lower Gold
Hill, last Friday evening, had died IN
consequence. Such Is not the case.
Guthrie is badly, and perhaps fatally,
wounded, but not dead yet. The result
will be better known in a day or TWO.
Ice AND SSow.-Cold, freezing nights
seem to be fairly inaugurated, and ice
forms plentifully throughout Gold Hill
and Virginia. It seems to be fully as
| cold at Carson and other valley loca-
| tions. Carson river was frozen over
Yesterday morning. Some little snow
| from the late storm Ia yet to DO seen
on the north hillsldes about here.
HArpY.-We saw Perkins, Street
and CHM, Of the Carson Register, yes
terday, at the State Capital, also Mart
Reese, Gaige, and lots Of other friends.
They all look and seem happy. CHM
Is getting fat, and when he falls heir to
that prospective $1,000, 900 worth Of
personal property, will doubtless be-
come a bloated a%ristocras.
YELLOW JAcKEr.-This mine Is look
ing and yielding we'll at present.
Eighty tons per day are extracted and
milled. giving a bullion return Of So
900 per month. Prospecting ut the
lowest levels Is being actively carried
forward with good prospect Of impor-
tant ore developments.
FUSERAL.-The funeral Of John
Beckerleg, who died in consequence
Of his terrible injuries received BY the
accident in the old Belcher shaft last
Wednesday, took place yesterday and
was largely attended by his brother
Odd Fellows, friends and acqnaint-
ances.
GRACE GREENwooD's LEcrURE.-The
lecture by Grace Greenwood at Vir-
ginia Saturday evening on "The He
rOlC IN SOulunOu LUG WAS Wei "1-
tended, and gave good satisfaction.
Her style was attractive and subject
highly interesting.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Tho annual
election Of officers of the National
Guard will be held at their armory,
corner of C and Union streets, Vir-
ginia, tomorrow evening.
PAY DAY.-On Friday and Saturday
last about go, 900 was paid out by the
Yellow Jacket and Crown Point Min
ing Companies for labor and incidental
expenses.
CHANGE In RAILROAD TINE.-See
the new time table Of the Central Pa-
ciic Railroad Company, published IN
our advertising columns to-day.
REPORTED FAIuRE.-There IL q
street report to-day, to the effect that
Cavalier & Co., the well-known stock
brokers have failed,