Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-08


case Is now to be referred to the
authorities at Washington 49,. This
evening will be the last opportunity
our citizens will have Of witnessing the
performances of the talented troupe
headed by Miss Blanchard and Mr..
Rankin. The entertainment will COM
mence with the screaming farce en-
titled A Regular Fir, and conclude
with the great spectacular burlesque
The Field Of the Cloth Of Gold. See
programme 80. The choir Of st. Peters
Episcopal Church, Of this city, will
give a grand vocal and instrumental
concert at the Carson Theatre on
Thursday evening, 10th instant, as
sisted by Mrs. Storer, Mrs. Wiley,
George n. Eels, Robert Ii. Lindsey,
and other vocalists Of Virginia City.
The proceeds of the concert will 60
toward paying for the new organ re-
Gently purchased. IA portion Of the
large flume west OF this city was
blown down by the gale Monday after
noon.
LEulsl4h1ON SAAS ~A
the late Assembly left a little bill ($2OOl
behind him in this city, says the Car
son Register, when he started home,
and was having a good time in Vir-
ginia, when a couple Of soiled doves
o~yerhauled him and demanded the
amount Of their claims. He then told
them that it was all right, and that he
would be down next day, sell all his
scrip and settle up. They returned,
but left n detective to watch him. That
night the gentleman took the stage for
Reno, and the telegraph so informed
his fair but frail creditors. A buggy
and a span Of fast horses were brought
into requisition, and before train time
the women were In Reno. They
searched every nook and corner Of the
town, and watched closely when the
eastern-bound train arrived, but the
honorable gentleman was nowhere to
be found. After the train left, the wo-
men were informed that the object of
their search had taken n freight train
down the Truckee to the next station,
where he intended to await the arrival
Of the passenger train.
In NEED OF AssIsTANcE.-The Enter
prise says that John Brinton, who was
shot through the chest and shoulder
some weeks since, Is still lying at the
Occidental Hotel, South G street, In q
very destitute and precarious condi-
ton. The wound in his breast was
healed, but that in the shoulder Is
worse than ever. Could his arm be
amputated he might soon recover, but
his whole shoulder Is now affected. He
no longer has q physician, and his
faithful nurse, who has remained with
him over two months for the paltry
sum of $25. is about to leave him. He
has nursed the wounded mar day and
night during the past two months,
most of the time going all the way to
Gold Hill. where he could get credit
for his meals. He says that he cannot
remain longer. and wishes the citizens
to know that it will be necessary for
them to do something for the wounded
man. Here now Ia q chance for our
charitable institutions, or anybody else
willing to assist one really IN great
need.
The CHAMPION SKATER. - AS we
stated in Yesterdays NEWS, Professor
c. A. Gould gives instructions to lady
skaters at Doane Il Ames' Virginia
Kinks, every forenoon at 10 O'Clock.
| The Professor Is a miracle In his way,
and Just can sling the fanciest roller
anybody on the Pacific coast ever saw.
We have had the pleasure Of witness
ing some Of his performances on the
| skates, and never dreamed that such O
degree of perfection could be obtained
In that line. He glides and spins about
with all the grace and ease Of a bird
| skimminS across the surface of a placid
lake, twirling around In small circles,
and almost turning sharp corners. We
are fully prepared to believe he an do
anything he pleases on rollers, gliding
backward and forward,in all directions
and all at the same time. He is a big
thing on wheels.
LAST CHANcE.-The drawing Of the
great Grass Valley Lottery takes place
without fail or further delay next
Tuesday, the sale Of tickets positively
concluding tomorrow evening. So we
are informed by Mr.. Myers, the agent
Of whom they can be purchased, or at
the Virgins P~ostofice Nows Depot.
As the drawing Of this lottery regu-
lates also the drawing Of Welton's
second Grand Gold Hill Lottery, II
will be perceived that now Is the very
last opportunity for purchasing tickets
In either of them. Welton's lottery
presents special rs we'll as local at.
fractions. The fine array Of valuable
watches, jewelry and coin prizes to be
seen in Welton's showcase at Flagg'i
Bank, Main street, Is extremely tempt.
ing to contemplate.
STOLEN SrocKs.-Among the valu'
able papers and documents stolen BY
the Geiger Grade stage robbers las,
Saturday morning, were Is certificates
of Yellow Jacket stock, comprising
go shares in all ; also one certificate
of 50 shares Jackson, and two. Of II
and 20 shares respectively, Ida Gilmore
stock. These mining stocks were
doubtless burned by the rascals, thu
charred remnants Of which were found
by officers Downey and Lackey about
a mile and q half from the sceneo Of thu
robbery. Transfer Of these stocks ha:
been stopped at the offices Of the com
panies represented, so they are worth
less even If not destroyed.
GONE TO CALIFoRNIA.-Rev. Father
Manogue LEFT Virginia for San Fran
cisco last evening. He proposes stay
inc over in California for some weeks
in hopes that the change Of climate
and the genial breezes Of the Colder
state NAV have q beneficial effect upoI
III. st;Il dalicate health, MAY hi