Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
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Departures.
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OSE MoRE JAPANESE MATINEE.

l. MandeVuIc Jones rum
ONE MoRE JAPANESE MATrNEE.-
The Royal Yeddo japanese troupe will
return from Carson tomorrow, en-
route for Salt Lake and the East, over
the big railroad, therefore will give a
second grand matinee at Piper's Opera
House tomorrow Saturday afternoon
for the special pleasure and accommo-
dation of ladies, children, families and
others who have no other opportunity
of attending the theatre. This will be
positively the last matinee given In
this section by this famous troupe Of
jugglers, gymnasts, posturers, etc., as
they leave on their eastward tour on
Sunday morning. They will perform
u series Of their very best feats on this
occasion, and the entertainment Will
be sure to please everybody. The ju-
yeniles will be especially delighted at
the queer doings and tumblings Of the
little Japanese children. The matinee
commences at 2 O'Clock, therefore all
attending from Gold Hill or the Divide
had better look out for the omnibuSeS
in good season.
Crown PorNT.-This famous mine
improves more and more rs 1t Is fur
Their developed. The ore yield for last
week was $50 tons, of the estimated
value Of $l3, 952 50. The drift south
at the 9OO-foot level Is in 125 feet, and
the recently completed winze connect
ing this with the next level below
gives good ventilation to both. The
west winze to connect the l,lOO-foot
level with the 1900 will also be COM
pleted shortly the east winze from
the LOO 10 down 81 feet. The ore
body at the l,100-foot level is 80 feet
long, extending beyond the south line
into tho Belcher mine. The 1,2OO-
foot level continues opening out
splendidly, giving excellent assays,
with the promise Of proving much
more extensive than either OF the
levels above. The incline from the
main shaft ia completed to tho LOO
foot level. and the station Is being
opened for a south drift and new level
at that point.
The COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
Reserved seats al be secured without
extra charge tomorrow for the grand
complimentary concert testimonial
rendered to Professor f. J. Pasmore,
by the members Of the Choral Society,
on application at r. l.. Higgins Dol
lar store, C street, Virginia, where the
box-sheet will be opened. On Monday
Il will be open all day at the box office
of the theater. and or the evening OF
that DAY the great concert Will take
Mace. The entertainment will be n
vocal and instrumental one, n h a
It will be Of the very highest order OF
merit no one will doubt after reading
the advertised programme in another
column, together with the names OF tne
participants. Everybody surely Will
buy at least n ticket for the Pro-
fessor's benefit.
LADIES, READ THIs.-Bsrck & Co.
advertise in to-dsy's NEWS for 2o,OOO
enserprising ladies to engage in the
business of carrying away a vast
amount Of very desirable goods from
their now store on B street, Virginia,
I'm the International Hotel Building.
The ladies Of Gold Hill are especially
invited to assist In this lucrative and
advantageous employment. The goods
consist Of the latest styles OF ready
made suits for ladies and children, I'M
derwear OF all descriptions, a full as
sortment Of choice furs, and a variety
of other desirables In that line. Berck
& Co. advertise to sell ready-made
suits for less money than the cloth and
trimmings would cost, or for what the
making alone would cost here. Gall
on Berck Go.
DANCING ScHooL.-0ur friend Dan
Lyons, so we'll known In times past as
popular and experienced teacher OF
the graceful and ~pleasurable accom-
plishment of dancing, advertises in our
columns to-day to open a school mex
Monday evening at Theatre Hall, Gold
Hill. Ladies' aud gents Of this town
DESTROYS of learning or perfectinS
themselves In the true poetry Oh IAN,
LaSLlC TOO anu nCei
social and agreeable surroundings,
cannot do better than to place them
selves under Lyons tuition. school.
Monday and Friday evenings at Ia
O'Clock, and Monday and Friday AFTER
moons at = o'clock. AL intending
Joining the school will find 1t to their
advantage to do so the first evening.
RHODE ISLAND MILL.-We paid a
passing visit to this noisy rock-pulver,
izing and bullion-producing institution
Yesterday afternoon. Under the etfi,
Gent superintendence of J. L. Hunt,
Esu., It Is doing excellent work, and
having plenty Of water now, all the
machinery Is called into requisition
and the mill Is running to Its full ca
nacity, reducing Crown Point ore at
The rate of 60 tons per day. The mill
never was running smoother or to bet
ter advantage than 1t Is ut present.
ORpHAs.-John Francis Mcguire, a
half orphan, aged seven years, was
Yesterday admitted to the Stata Orphan
Home from Storey county. fhefe am
now thIrty-two orphans In the Home