Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-03

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and thereby vastly improve. Being a
young and promising actor, he has q
broad field Of fame before him. Harry
C~ourtaine, as "Paudeen O'Rafferty,n
In Born to Good Luck, was eve more
successful than usual In bringing out
the high approval Of the audience In
the way Of applause. In his peculiar
line he has few equals, and Is always a
favorite. 1.-The Zephyrs," rs given by
Morlacchi, Marzetti and the ladies Of
the corps de ballet, Is one Of the pref
tiest dances imaginable. At both pre-
sensations it was much applauded and
encored. This evening Mile. Nor
lacchi takes n grand benefit, on which
occasion a beautiful new piece will be
presented, entitled The Wizard Skif,
or the Massacre Of Scio. The musical
comedietta Of The SriSs Cottage will
be given as the afterpiece, and during
the entertainment q large variety oil
splendid ballets and other dances will
be given, also other choice attractions,
more particularly mentioned in the
distributed programmes.
The BESEFrr To-NIGHr.-The finest
and most attractive bill Of the season
is announced for the benefit Of Mile.
Morlacchi at Piper's Opera House this
evening. The programme includes the
splendid, sensational scenic drama OF
the Wizard Skip, never before presented
here, with entirely new scenery by Mr..
Bell, and all the requisite accessories
Of mechanical effects, properties, etc,
to make the piece n brilliant success.
In the interlude Professor {. A. Gould
has volunteered to perform II Of his
famous roller skating acts; Carl Will
liams, leader Of the orchestra, will
perform Il magnificent violin solo,
SOureRT de .Amerique, ETC.; Misses
Moore and Vaudeville will sing a
sweet duet; Mile. Morlacchi, Madame
Marzetti and Mile. Pell will appear in
the Cmnirdl Of Venice. The Polka
Polondise and other beautiful dances
and ballets will also he given, and the
whole will conclude with the popular
musical comedietta of the .SWiss Cot
tdqe. Mile. Morlacchi Is a very tai
ented and deserving artistic, rs we'll rs
excellent lady, and we hope to see her
d~eservedly complimented with a full
house.
MINT OPERATIoNs.-The Carson Reg
lister publishes the following statement
Of operations at the Carson United
States Branch Mint for the month Of
March ultimo, together with n sum-
mary of transactions for the first quar-
ter of the current calendar year:
OPERATIONS FOR MARCH, 1871.
Gold received on deposit. ..........$ l2l ,160 IS
Silver received on deposit. .......... lSi,sSS "
COINAGE y BARS
Gold-eagles (3.s25), value. ..........$ $3.50 90
Silver-hAlfdollars $4,000. .......... 5000 90
Impaired bars Q05), vnlue.......... 2SS,I74 u
Total bullion worked. $500 u
n POI rrRsr QUARTER, 1871.
Gold received on deposit. .$SO3.1SS %
Silver received on deposit ........... 1924 IL
---
Total received. .$757,T 80 Is
COINAGE n BARS.
G~old-eaSles (.22l, value. .........$ 42,250 90
Gold-half eagles 6.l00). ........... $1,000 90
Silvcr-hali-dollars (2l ZOO. ......... 1880 DO
Silyer-quarter.dollars $3.50, 900. S72 30
S~ilyer-dimes (6.lOO) ......,.... $40 90
Impaired bars giD. 6To,540 50
Total bullion worked ...........$ 76l ,S03 30
That BOGUS CoIN.-The five-dollar
gold piece which we made mention Of
on Saturday as being a counterfeit,
passed at Days saloon, lower Gold
Hill, turns out to be good money, after
all. 1t vas all right, as we stated,
except the ring, and bets were freely
made that it was bogus coin. In order
to test the matter, It vas sent to Car
son, where, on being properly tested
ut the Mint, it proved to be simply a
defective piece, sundry flaws In the
metal preventing 1t from having the
requisite ring.
FINE FIsuING.-Carson river, from
Empire City up to the Mexican dam
says the Carson Register, affords at
present a fine field for sport to the
disciples Of Isaac Walton. Trout,
varying in size from that Of minnow
to three and n half pounds, are album
dant, and go for a hook as though they
were hungry.
CoMNIssIOSED.-G Governor Bradley
has commissioned Hon. R. D. Fergu-
son, once speaker of the Nevada AS
sembly, a Notary Public In and for
White Pine County. The Governor
has also commissioned Calvin Goddard
4 Commissioner Of Deeds for the State
of Nevada. to reside in New York
City.
TIcKET-oF-LEAvE MEN.-Geo. Kirk
and two or three others ordered to
leave by the Vigilance Committee, de-
parted from Virginia on the stages last
evening.