Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

LYNNE" Madelalne, or
the Belle OF the Faubourg," was pre-
sented In excellent style last evening,
Mrs. Bates appearing In the title role.
Her rendition Of the character was the
true womanly eloquenee OF dramatic
delIneation, exhibiting a degree OF
artistic force and true conception OF
tie character rarely equaled. rliayer's
Bertrand was excellent. Crosbie sue
ceeded admirably rs Kerry, and Mrs.
Stewart, Jennie Vaudeville and Miss
Nellie Cummings each performed we'll
the parts assigned them. Altogether
the piece passed of smoothly, and to
the satisfaction Of the entire audience.
Tbis evening the beautiful domestic
drama of East Lynne" will DO pre-
sentsd. with n fine cast Of characters,
Mns. Bates ~personating Lady Isabel
and Madame Vine. This Il said to DO
one of her very best representations,
and suits her emotional style Of acting
exactly. As it Is a play which, when
we'll given. never falls to Induce tears
10 flow from the eyes OF the audience,
tina ladies will take their handksrchlets
along. Thayer will personate Archi-
bald Carlyle ; Miss Vaudeville, a
bara Hare; and tho balance Of the
cast. as will be seen by reference to
distributed programmes, Is very good
indeed.
Tie EMEpsoN MINsrRELs.-The pa
ylllon still continues to be q popular
fayorite place Of resort, and each even
ing Billy Emerson and his excellent
company give an entertainment well
worthy the patronage OF even the nos
critical. They arc all artists OF the
tirst order of merit, vocal, instrumental
or te~rpsichorean, therefore cannot fail
TO give the best Of satisfaction. Their
engagement closes OH Friday evening,
therefore those who have not yet seen
and heard them have but q limited or
D%ortnuity of doing 30. Entire change
OF performance throughout tonight.
BESErIr.-A grand benefit will be
given to Eagle Engine Company No.
:. Virginia, next Thursday evening. at
Piner's Opera House. The talented
and popular actress, Mrs. +. NJ. Bates,
and other members oil the opera tiouse
Company have volunteered Tor tue DC
casion, and 1t Is to be hoped that TINS
deserving company Will realize
ooodly sum toward paying FOR their
new house. Everybody should assist
by purchasing ut least cKe
The TRIAL OF HABKINs.-The trial
~ Dan Harkins for the killing OF
H,nlwick, ut Genoa, says the Carson
Rsoister. will take place at Keno OH
tho Ioth instant. lt will be remem-
hersd that Harklns was found guilty
NJ murder In tho second degree.
AZ Genoa, Douglas county, and sem
fenced 10 the State Prison for a term
of wears. On appeal to the supreme
Conrt. n now trial was granted, anu .
Change Of venue being demanded, the
trial was ordered In Washoe county.
For RrSr.-Dr. j. u. Hall offers
the south half Of the lower story OF his
nne large new building. just compile
ted. for rent on reasonable terms. pc
inc situated OH Main street. opposite
the News office. directly In the near
of the town of Gold Hill, no ell
Sible situation could he selected Tor a
s,o,e or salesroom of any kind. Read
his advertisement In another column
to-day.
cnowS Porxr OFFICERS ELECTED
A. the annual meeting Of the Crown
point Mining Company held at San
FraucIsco yesterday, the following were
Chosen Trustees for the ensuing year
j. d. Fry, B. Peart, William Kohl, *.
II. Sherwood and J. A. Pritchard: ..
u. Fry was chosen President, Y. +.
Elliott, Secretary, Alvinza Hayward
Treasurer and j. p. Jones, Superih-
tendent. (
PIcNIc.-The Public Schools Of ''o'u
Hill will hold their annual picnic on
Friday the 18th instant. at the Santi-
sgo mill, Carson River. The party
win start from tho railroad staI,ou
about 8 o'clock In the morning. fss-
rons and friends OF the schools arc re-
spectfully invited to attend.
CcrrAeE o SAtE.-Anyone desir-
ing a comfortable dwelling Situated
ut the upper part Of Gold Hill VIII uo
we'll to read J. Mlller's advertisement
In another column to-day.