Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departures.

Mics CordieI Miss Gayson Q Osborne
Geo MeCabe ST Hoole Us LuddinSton
Mrs A S George
CHARLEY RHoApEs IN CMSA.-It
appears that Charley Rhoades, the well
known and popular comedian, minstrel
and banjo soloist Is now in the Flowery
Kingdom, with other familiar confed-
crates, delighting the celestlals with a
series Of variety entertainments and
making money. He writes a letter to
the San Francisco Figaro, dated Hong
Kong, June 18th, from which we make
the following extracts: "This Is u
great and decidedly warm country, for
warm IL "a. I may say 1t pertains to
red hot" and a young fellow Is very
onen seized with a hankering after Ice
cream on Ice, and a little cooler II he
an get IL. You have to eat ice cream
here rs soon as made ; II you don't
they lust throw In a bucket Of brandy,
aud Il immediately becomes hot punch,
which you have to drink In the shade
10 prevent it becoming so hot as to
scald one. Make all the allowance you
please for that last remark, I may be
preiudiced. It Is now the rainy sea-
SON ; in fact l never knew 1t to be any
thing else. have travelled all over
California and the wehfoot country for
wears; It has always been the rainy
season. 1t doesn't rain here, though;
&c lust lets 90 all holds and tumbles
down. 1t has Just started a minute ago.
and If 1t had been raining the last "A
hours 1t could not possibly do better;
j beg pardon ; It has just stopped n
che sun Is shining again. l beg to be
excused again ; It's raining now like
blazes; no use, 1 can't keep up with It
as my friend, John Woodland, would
observe, I'm not equal to the sitna-
ton" Well the Fakirs, as the friendly,
nnprejudlced. lunch-wrestling CORES
pondent Of the Sporting Times was
pleased to term us-are doing very
we'll indeed. The warm weather Is q
little against Us, but | am happy to re-
mark that we arc paying u little
bills regularly In flrst-class hotels, be,
sides printing, refreshments, and all
the adiuncts necessary thereto. Good
enough for Fakirs, but l forgive him ;
legs are his forte, so put him In the Ice
chest, and may heaven bless him ana
keep him for his mothers sake no
doubt she thought a great deal OF MN
once. We, Nellie Hosmer, Jos. Small
Alfred Singer, and Charley Rhoades,
w. E. Rogers. Business Manager,
opened here under the title anu ae-
nomination Of the Eureka variety
Troupe, ut the Lusitano Theater, on
June Sd. We give the audience songs;
duets, banjo solos, planoforte solos u
a farce. and don't they seem TO X
Il! Tbey q % for the balcony
seats, 81 for the parquette, and $40 LOT
private boxes, and keep on doing It.
Woop BURSEp.-A fire occurred on
the railroad track one mile west ofthe
Mint, yesterday morning, Says tile
Carson Register), by which las cards OF
wood. belonging to James Dnhy' were
DESTROYED. The wood was pile9 along
the track, on the lands Of Jas. woods,
and the fire Is supposed to have origi-
mated from q spark thrown U by a
nassing locomotive. About l60 feet OF
he railroad track was also burned;
.rhe wood was werth about $760, n
WAS insured for $500. The railroad
company sent up a locomotive n a
number Of men, who did all In their
power 20 subdue the flames, but a stiu
breeze and che great heat Of the con-
f~iagration rendered 1t impossible Tor
them to save any Of the property de-
stroyed.
Hor SPRINes.-rhe hot springs near
the Bowers Mansion, Washoe Valley,
are bubbling and steaming forth rs
healthily rs ever, and quite q number
of visitors find their way to that pleas
ant and noted sylvan retreat. IL Is n
delightful place OF resort al his season.
Welt furnished with all the comforts,
eonyeniences and desiraoles for either
health or pleasure seekers. Steamboat
Springs also are spouting n putlng
away as fiercely as could DC aesireu' ', y,
fact unusually so. Inc oatns arg ~
fine order and In great favor. For =
real delightful, convenient, socia, aiu
agreeable place to visit, Tor eitles "
fsw hours or q few days, we CONSIDER
the Bowers Mansion preferable.
MS1Sa Observation-Disclosures low
Grade ore Is being taken from tie old
npper workings Of the Kentuck mine
and the 600 and 7OO-foot levels also
Weld plenty Of ore Of a high grade
The 4O0-foot level Is being opened GU
far practical working. The Caledonia
mine Is yielding n superior quality o.
ora from the breasts between the 2Ot
ssif 3OO.foot levels. The Buckeye
mine u yielding no ore at present, but
tle drifts north and south from the
old incline show considerable orc O
good quality.
CHRONIC DISEASES Of long standing
especially such cases as have resisted
the usual routine Of practice, cmbrae
ing Diseases Of the Eye Ear, Head
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver
Blood. and the Nervous System, ar
thu class Of maladies In which Dr
Aborn has excelled and achieved a.
enyiable reputation. Rooms at On
Arcade Hotel, Sacramento, where II
can be consulted personally or by let
Ter .or . shc-t time only.
On. ABoRS can be consulted per
sonslly or by letter, for a short tim
only, at the Arcade Hotel, Sacramento
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