Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-14
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P1PER's OPERA HoUsE-THE AGATHA
STATES TRouPE.-In our advertising
columns to-day, see the list Of the prin-
cipal artists who are to appear in the
grand Italian Opera entertainments at
Piper's Opera House, next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
The success Of the Agatha States Opera
Troupe during their season just closed
In San Francisco, has been q triumph,
amounting almost to an ovation, and
never before equaled by any other
Opera troupe on the Pacific coast. OF
their success and full appreciation in
this section there can be no doubt, for
true meritorious talent Is always recog-
nized and literally patronized here.
The box office will be open tomorrow
aud on Wednesday, for the sale Of sea-
son tickets, and on Thursday and there
after seats can be secured for each sim
gle night. 1t Is perhaps unnecessary
to state that the three operas adver-
tised, Ernani, Lucia D'Lammermoor,
and Faust, will be given in full, with
the requisite choruses, orchestral and
scenic Accomplishments, and our musi-
cal connoisseurs and critics will be
given full opportunity for enjoyment
or the exercise Of their natural powers
of discrimination. The prices of ad-
mission are established at the follow
ing rates Dress circle, 81 5~0-reserved
seats 80 cents extra. The parquette
seats are 81 each, but Mr.. Piper, with
a view to accommodate and give all a
chance, has allotted a limited portion
thereof for those who are only able to
pay four bits.
The LECTURE. - The lecture on
Woman Suffrage given by Mrs. II. NJ.
T. Cutler, N. D., at the Methodist
Church, Gold Hill, Saturday evening,
was we'll attended by a very appre-
ciative audience Of ladies and gentle
men, every seat being fully occupied.
She Is a very able and interesting leo
turer, d~ispasionate, logical and con-
vincing. Her argument was good and
full Of telling points, and not to be
successfully refuted or set aside by
mere idle, irresponsible prejudice ON
the part Of those who are ignorant or
apathetic, or those who are disposed to
ridicule the cause she so ably espouses
"a cause which daily increases In
popularity, and will not be lightly set
aside. This lecture was also a novelty
in It's way, in that there was no admis-
sion fee and no collection taken up.
REruRNRD.-F. Boegle, Esq, Of the
Virginia Post Office News Depot, to-
gether with his exploring and scientific
party, returned from their visit to Lake
Tahoe. last evening, all right, except
being hungry and tired. They report
the water Of the lake to be good, for
their horses drank freely Of IL, but
Boegle's experiment Of transplantlng
or propagating sardines therein Is
doubtful. He opened the box, care.
fully poured of the oil and emptled
the fish Into the lake. They immedi-
ately struck out for tho bottom and
were not seen afterward. They Will
probably not spawn before next season
ANOTHER MINE STARTING UP.-We
had the pleasure this morning Of meet
ing Captain w. E. Judd, the new Su-
perintendent Of the Julia Gold and
Silver Mining Company. He IS about
having the hoisting works Of this mine
put In thorough order for starting Into
operation again, and as o as practi-
cable work is to he recommended In
the mine itself. There Is good ore In
the Julia mine and 1t Is going to be
brought out.
FIRE ALXRM.-There was a fire
alarm about 8 o'clock p. N. yesterday.
at Virginia. 1t proceeded from a little
fire accidentally kindled in a stable at
the corner of E street and Sutton
avenue, which was extinguished with
q bucket or so Of water. The boys
were ready with their machines, as
usual, but fortunately they were not
required.
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-We un-
derstand that quite a large number Of
witnesses are summoned to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury to-day In regard
to the hanging Of George Kirk.
JULY REcE1rTs.-The July receipts
from the Crown Point mine were
$l99. 376, and from the Succor mine
S23, 1856.
AGGREGATE SALEs.-The sales at the
San Francisco Stock Board last week
aggregated 81, 81, 400.