Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23
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1919 AhSAAASbS 49,
mire, rs we'll as a continual round of
special novelties to keep tho eyes and
ears busy, and the whole system pro-
perly toned to pleasure and jollity.
The music Of the orchestra, and the
fine scenery, also add much to the
general effect. Frank Rea, the stage
manager, attends effectively to the
business Of his department, and every
thing goes Of smoothly, as it should,
with no weary drag whatever. There
Is a fine change OF programme for to-
night, as may be een by an advertise
ment In another column. People de-
string to attend from Carson, Dayton,
Silver City or vicinity can get good
seats secured for them without extra
charge, by sending or telegraphing to
Mr.. Piper, or the Opera House.
DALEY, THE HNTTER.-Now that Col
Inns has left, Daley Is the only profess
sional halter, keeping the only hat
store ut Virginia. Daley is not only
an experienced manufacturer of gen.
tlemen's Uranium roofings, but he is
very tasteful and artistic In that re-
spect, knowing at 4 glance just what
style Of hat your general appearance
demands. There Is more in this mat
ter than many persons suppose or stop
TO think of. For Instance, a shocking
bad hat gives a man n slouchy, horse
thief sort of an appearance, and an
questionable hat, be it kept ever so
we'll brushed up. is no aiornment, but
OH the contrary makes n fellow look
and feel picayunish. Daley knows
just exactly how to counteract all these
adverse influences, and q hat from his
establishment, Endorsed as proper BY
Daley himself, is lust the cheese"
and 4 sure passport to success and good
society. Every man, however, is given
the chance to choose for himself in that
respect if he will, for Daley's stock is
all fir class, aud extensive enough to
suit the most fastidious. Just call ut
Daley's, Z street, Virginia, opposite
Smith street. See his advertisement
in another column.
CHANGED HASDs.-The long famous
music and fancy goods store of Dale &
Co., South c street, Virginia, opposite
Wells, Fargo s Cos, has changed
hands at last, as may be seen by refer
ence to new advertisements in another
column. X. l.. Higgins Il Co, Of the
One Dollar Store, have bought out
Dale & Co., and will continue the
business. The old store, with its X
tensive and well-selected stock OF
pianos, melodeons, zephyr woods, toys,
fancy goods, sheet music, etc, has SIM
ply changed its proprietors, and the
old familiar sign of Dale & Co. sub
sides among the old landmarks of the
past. Higgins Il 20. will, as we said
before, continue the business, and hay
ing already the good will Of the people.
will succeed fully rs well rs Dale &
20. have done. Mr.. John Glacken,
recently in charge Of the store and
business, will remain at the old stand,
and will attend to all the bills for or
against Dale &c Co. All persons in
debted to Dale & Co. are earnestly re-
quested to call upon him forthwith and
settle.
CARsoS IrEMs.-We extract the fo,-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Governor L. r. Bradley reached
the capital OH Sunday, having spent q
couple of weeks among his lowing
herds in Elko and Lander Counties.
His health was poor during his absence,
but he has recovered since his RETURN.
Two Cinnamon, sent yer from Cali
fornia by one of the Celestial COM
panies, and claiming to be cousins to
All Foo, who was assasSinated In this
city ten days since, arrived yesterday
to inquire into the matter Of the kill
ing. One Of them is an interpreter,
having an English education, and he
was very particular In his inquiries rs
to who were the Supreme Judges, Dis
trict Judge and District Attorney, as
though he was figuring more on the
defense than prosecution -. Special
Mail Agent Williams, who Is doing
| Uncle Sans mail routes in this Sec
ton, left Yesterday for Fort Independ-
ence, Inyo County, California, by way
Of Genoa and Aurora.
ORIGINAL New YORK BAKERY
James Mcleod, late foreman at j. G..
Zinnerman's bakery, Virginia, having
bought out Hartnett 6 Sprott, Is now
sole proprietor of the original Now
York Bakery, No. III South c street,
Virginia. Having excellent expert
ence in the business, he proposes run
ming this favorite bakery in fully rs
good style rs ever, furnishing the pub
lie with good, wholesome bread, the
best in the city, at the most reasonable
rates, also choice cakes, pies, and all
that sort Of thing. He Is also prepared
to fill orders for fancy cakes for balls,
parties and weddings in any part OF
Virginia or Gold Hill, and solicitS his
due share of public patronage: See
his advertisement in another column,
under head Of "NeNyro-day."
SABLE OPPosITIoN. = Amid much
clangor of hand bells, Glenn Berry and
Sam Wagner, two Of the most colored
individuals in the State, came down
from Virginia and invaded Gold Hill
about 3 o'clock p. NJ. to-day. They
were representing the contending mer-
its and interests of the rival stage
companies to Reno, and each did the
very best he could to do the most
and loudest talking. Sam rode in n
four-horse carriage, in citizens dress,
while Glenn, dressed in a gorgeous suit
of new and peculiar r~egimentals,
marched on foot, declaring that he
scorned to ride about 50 like a bloatcd
aristocrat. Glenn was the prettiest and
noiseiest, il he was not the most clio.
0uent. We expect all Gold Hill will
ride to Reno tonight.
BILLY WILSON'S RErURN.-The Car
son Register of this morning says
civilian F. Wilson, proprietor o
tho Virginia, Genoa, Pine Grove ant
Aurora stage lines, returned from TN
| East on Sunday last, weighing 2i'
\ pounds. He was accompanied by hi
sister, Mrs. Mary 4. Dagger, Of wake
. field, Massachusetts,, and her son, about
e ten years Of age. Mrs. Dager's health
t had been failing for some time, and BY
e and with the advice and consent of hel