Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-04

PPER's OPERA HoUsA+Sdineider
and his sprightly little witch OF a
Lowesa drew a pretty good audience
last evening, Notwithstanding the ex-
tremely d~lsagreeable, stormy weather,
and the play passed off with an extra
degree OF spirit and effect. This even
Ing an extra good bill, embracing nh
entire change Of programme, with new
and highly amusing aud interesting
features is offered. The entertainment
commences with Johnny Aliens greae
| Ethiopian eccentriciiy, entitled Dau
Dickey," followed by the recitation ot
"Shamus O'Brien," by Mrs. Etile
Wilton. The orchestra Will perform
a grand Vivian medley, arranged oy
Mr.. Godfrey Smith, the talented nutiS',
and then will be presented for the nrss
time In this section the celebrated
scnsation drama, entitled "k:il
Holt" with Johnny Allen in the
leading character, and Miss Harrison
as "Aiice GREENWOOD" sustained oy
the entire strength Of the exec
lent stock company. In tnis P.eSs
Is included the famous "Dounce :
scene. also numerous original songs
and dances by Johnny Allen and Miss
Alice Harrison. The whole will con,
clude with an entirely new, original
and laughable Irish farce, entitled
WMy Turn Next" Here now Is FUN
| enough for one evening, surely, n
another crowded house may securely De
counted upon. Recollect that Monday,
evening concludes the engagement OF
the Johnny Allen company. Improve
the opportunity. 5
KN1cKERBocKER.-Work Is being re-
sumed on this claim, which adjoins the
Caledonia on tho south. 1t has not
been worked for the last four years,
during which time the present propri-
etors have been perfectlng their title,
which they have at last done by getting
the United States patent upon 1t. In
the earlier days Of tho Comstock, one
tunnel 600 feet long and two others OF
200 feet each, were run to the ledge,
and two shafts were sunk in 1t, the
deepest 300 feet. Considerable good
ore, milling from $40 to $40 per ton,
was found. The company now pro-
pose sinking O new shaft, east OF the
railroad, to develop and work the mine
at a greater depth, at the same time
extracting ore from the old workings
to pay expenses.
SIDEwAIK.-The much needed side
walk along the west side of g street,
Virginia, in the burnt district, Is COM
menced to-day. We noticed Chief
Downey attending to 1t, and that 1t Is
being constructed on a regular grade,
with no awkward offsets and steps for
people to tumble over.
FIRST WINTER CoAT.-About an inch
of snow fell last night as the result Of
Yesterdays weather efforts, covering
the whole face of the country here
about with Its first white coat OF the
season. Melting off to-day. this makes
the streets rather muddy, but the dust
Is laid gloriously.
BELcuER.-The "white horse" at
the south end Of the mine is giving out
aud things are improving at that point.
Tho two mules, old Pete and Mary
Jane Simpson, have nearly hauled the
remains of that old horse out of that.
Belcher stock is on tho improve.
Miners DIscHARdEp.-Quite a num-
Der of miners were discharged yestcr-
day from the Crown Point mine, ow-
Ing to the company not being able to
get their ore milled rs fast as extract
ed. That difficulty Will be obviated
before long.
RELIGIOUS SERv1cSs.-Thero Will be
preaching at the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill. tomorrow, by the Pastor,
Rev. V. Rightmyer, ut II o'clock A.
N. and 7 o'clock r. N. Seats free. The
public arc cordially invited to attend.
YE WAsHoE ZEpHYR.-The fierce
winds Of last night capsized un old
blacksmith shop on the Divide, ol2o-
slte the Washington House.
KsNTUcK MEETNa.-See the official
notice of the annual meeting Of Tie
Kentuck Mining Company in our ad-
yertising columns to-day.