Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mr. Thompson Nj Conn sLewis
Vim Clark Mrs Zare
YOUTHFUL ADvENTURERs.-On Sat-
urday morning last, three little boys
whose parents reside in Gold Hill,
having become possessed with the
popular prevailing desire to visit the
romantic shades and broad cool waters
of Lake Tahoe, concluded to start out
on an excursion party by themselves
without the knowledge or consent Of
their parents. Near the head OF Crown
Point Ravine they came across some
Indian ponies grazing, and, without
ceremony, they appropriated one each.
Being now calamity mounted, they
started out at a gay and rattling pace.
but their augmented JOY was Of short
duration, for directly they found q
party Of Piutes after them In hot pur-
suit, also mounted. The race was a
lively one while 1t lasted, but they
were finally overtaken and obliged to
dismount. The Piutes did not hurt
them, but the sharp backbones OF the
ponies had. After a consultation, one
of the little fellows-neither OF them
was over thirteen years old-concluded
he had got Tahoe enough and started
back home, while the other two went
on, determined to see the thing out.
One Of them was barefooted, and after
a while, when his little feet got sore,
he borrowed the other boys boots, and
so they took 1t turn about, wearing
them till they got over In Washoe val
ley. and stopped at Ophir city for the
night. Neither had a cent Of money,
but kind-hearted persons took care OF
them, and next morning had no diff
Guilty In persuading the weary, foot
sore little Adventures to 90 back home
to Gold Hill. They have given up
their Tahoe excursion Tor the present.
OPERATE SUGGESTION. - As the
Agatha States Opera Troupe will posi-
lively appear only at Virginia, and
nowhere else In this State, but will
leave at once for Australia at the con-
clusion of their engagement at Piper's
Opera House, all u music loving
,;eighbors Of Carson and other locafi-
ties contiguous to the lines OF travel,
will doubtless wish to avail themselves
of the opportunity offered Of seeing
md hearing this famous attraction.
Tho Carson people might do so to very
good advantage If they could make ar
.Tangement with the Railroad Com-
pany to run an extra train ior their
accommodation some evening, return
ING to Carson after the Opera was over.
we have no doubt the arrangement
could be made /; at any rate, It would
NOT cost much to find out. As to re-
seryed seats, that part Of the matter
would have to be arranged BY apply
Ing or sending to John Piper.
SEATS FoR THE OPERA.-A large
number Of seats In the dress circle OF
Pipsr's Opera House are already sold
for all three nights-season tickets.
After to-day, seats can be secured for
either night separately, by application
a. the box office Of the theatre. The
prIces are as follows 4: Admission to the
dress circle, 81 80 Preserved seats ntty
cents extra. TO the parquette, u. a
limited portion Of the parquetts Is par
titioned or for those who are only able
10 payf four bits. This gives all hands
a chance to see the grand opera. ANY
one purchasing 3 reserved seat IN the
dress circle will be expected to occupy
that particularly numbered seat and no
other. All interlopers will be summa-
rily elected. The seats are carefully
measured of and numbered, therefore
there Is no room for outsiders to crowd
In where they do not belong.
LEO BRoxRN.-Yesterday morning,
about 10 o'clock, says the Carson Reg
i,.cr, Mr.. W. P. Warren, who owns
the ranch at old Camp Nye, while on
his way to town was thrown from his
horse and dragged some distance by
the seirrup his LEFT leg receiving q COM
Mound fracture. Mr.. Sweeny, who
was near by, rode Immediately Into
town and procured the assistance OF
DR.. Lee. DR.. Weber was also tele-
Qraphed for. The accident occurred
near the house Of widow Kennedy, on
the Kings canyon road. Mr.. Warren
a. supposed to have received other in
iurlsa a. be was dragged at least 100
Yards, the horse kicking the whole
time, It was q very narrow escape
from death. The injured man will re-
ceiye every attention and 1t Is to be
hoped will quickly recover.
TIE GREAT KENTUCKY LOTTERY
We desire to call the attention Of the
numerous speculative ones among our
nopulation to the advertisement In
another column Of the great Kentucky
lottery, now the most popular OF all,
and which Ia to be drawn on the 3lst
Of October. Read and appreciate the
Chances. Who will risk winning q
larre or Q small fortune-or both. IL
+. Under the management OF q. Il;
Paters. who was M Of the principal
managers Of the San Francisco MeT,
cantiie Library Lottery, aud VINO WIN
doubtless engineer 1t through 70 the
s~.dsfaction Of all concerned. In all
100000 In greenbacks will De distrio-
nted In the shape Of prizes. MI. NJ. a.
French, at Virginia, general agent
win supply tickets and furnish inior-
nation.
SILVER Crrx.-As Bishop Whitaker
will not return to Virginia until sat-
urday, there will be no service IN sii-
Yer CITY on Friday night. .