Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-13
PrrER's orrRA HoUsE-BEsEp1r OF

hrst and only benefit. The play Sc
lected for the occasion Is the new Paris
sensation, entitled Frou-Frou. This
drama Is q peculiar and exciting nov
city, and has created quite a sensation
wherever produced, both In Europe
and America ; therefore 1t Is a suppos-
able case that 1t will take we'll here.
Miss Price will p~ersonate "Gilberte Z"
("Frou-Frou w and Mrs. Ellie Will
ton, a new and talented acquisition,
will make her first appearance as
LOUISE" sister to "FrouFrou."
Cathcart, Leman, Edmends, Simms,
Robinson, Mrs. Edmonds, Miss Jennie
Vaudeville and others will also appear,
in the strongest and best cast Of the
season. For further particulars, see
advertisement and distributed pro-
Miss Price Is a well-estab-
lished favorite and q most talented,
deserving lady, therefore her legion of
friends in Virginia and Gold Hill will
crowd the house thoroughly this night.
Secure seats early by all means.
SEVERE AocIDESr.-About10 o'clock
this forenoon Jack Wilson, employed
In retimbering or repairing the Yellow
Jacket south shaft, about 200 feet from
the surface, cut one Of his feet very
badly. He was standing upon a cage,
chopping, when accidentally the ak
glanced and inflicted a terrible cash
across his right foot, half way between
the toes and ankle. None of the bones
were cut of, but nearly or quite all of
the upper tendons were severed, prob
ably crippling him for life. He blsd
profusely, and tainted from the loss Of
blood. A companion working with
him at once rang up the cage, and
brought him to the surface as soon as
possible. He was taken to his board
ing house, where Drs. Hall and "a
briskie, being sent for, rendered the
requisite surgical assistance. MI. Will
son Is decidedly unfortunate, having
lost n Of his eyes by an accident
some time ago.
OPERA HOUSE, MArINEE.-To.mo NOR
row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, will be
given the sixth grand matinee Of the
present dramatic season, by the famous
Proctor and his great Metropolitan
Dramatic Company. This matinee Is
given for the special accommodation
and pleasure Of ladies, children, fam
lilies and others who can get no more
convenient opportunity Of attending
the theatre and seeing the fine enter
tainments given by this excellent COM
pany. The play selected for the occa-
sion Is one Of their best and cannot
fail to give the utmost pleasure and
satisfaction. Good warm fires will
make the theater perfectly comfortable
for the little ones and everybody else.
Admission only half price. Those
attending from Gold Hill and the
Divide will find Jake Whites omnibus
line a great convenience and accommo-
dation in going or coming from the
matinee.
VIRGINIA CHORAL SOCIETY. - The
first entertainment Of this society un-
der its new organization is to be given
on Tuesday evening, the oath instant.
Each active and honorary member Of
the society is entitled to free admis-
sion, as also to one extra invitation
No one but active members
will be admitted without exhibiting
their tickets, the honorary members
their season tickets for that pur-
pose. This rule will be strictly In
The concert and social dance
will be had ut Miners Union Hall, on
B street.
HOME AGAIN.-The Sacramento Re
porter of yesterday says {: I'D. St. Clair
Stevens, for years a we'll known resi-
dent Of this city, returned with his
on Monday last toSacramento,
place he intends to make his
future home. They will come back,
those old fossils-but then we extend
the hospitable hand and give the full
need OF greeting to the prodigal. MI.
Stevens was absent from Sacramento
about eight years, which period Of time
was divided among Virginia city, Aus
tin and White Pine.
Bn1NToN.-Deputy Constable Brin-
ton, shot by William Garrard at Vir-
ginia a week ago, was reported to DO
gradually sinking this morning. Drs.
Heath and Green, his physicians, how
ever, inform us that there Is little
change in his condition during the last
day or two, and the chances Of his re-
covery are good yet. The wound in
his shoulder Is much worse than at first
supposed, and neither Of the balls have
yet been found.
1. o. o. F. INsTALLATToS.-At the
regular meeting Of Silver City Lodge,
No. 9, I. o. o. F., held last Wsdnes-
day evening, the following persons
were installed by NJ. w. Grand Master
George II. Morrison, assisted BY the
grand officers Chas. V. Boisot n. G.;
Il. II. Chal1n, V. Co.; j. G.. Leavitt, r.
S.; V. Elchinger, Treasurer; T. Spar
90, W.; c. D. McDuffie, G.; L. Heize,
o. G.; Joseph Travanes, l. G.
LAST CHANcE.J. R. Myers, agent
for the sale of tickets in the great Ne
vada Call Lottery, desires us to state
that he has a limited number of tickets
yet to be disposed of. They can be had
of him personally, or ut the Virginia
Post Office News Depot. The drawing
positively takes place next Wednes-
day, the 18th instant.
"FRou-FRoU."-Go and see the 'great
Partisan dramatic novelty presented at
Miss Fanny B. Prices benefit to night
at Piper's Opera House. Jake White
will run his buses for the accommoda-
ton of people from Gold Hill.
BALL. All interested will please
bear in mind that the ball to be given
by the Daughters of Rebekah, in Gold
Hill, will take place next Monday ev-
ening, the 10th instant at Miners
Union Hall. Tickets, - 80.
LITTLE BkREroor. This most
beautiful and pleasing drama will be
presented at the Opera House matinee
tomorrow afternoon, with Miss Fanny
B. Price in the title character.
OpuIR AssEssNENr.-The Ophir Com
pany have levien an assessment OF q
per share upon their capital stock.