Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-03

Of Tilton & McFarland's burglar-proof
safes, made entirely of chilled steel,
aud although not very large, weighs
nearly three tons. 1t is not of itself
expected to be fireproof, but simply
proof against burglars, and for this
reason Is to be placed Inside tho brick
fircproof vault Of tho bank and used
solely to keep coin and treasure In.
The great Chicago fire demonstrated
the fact that none Of the usual style Of
iron and composition safes are per-
fectly proof against fire, but that good
substantial brick (not stonel vaults are;
therefore this style of safe Is the result,
calculated to be placed within n brick
one, thus lnsuring safety against both
fire and thieves. Such Is It's peculiar
construction that it Is sure to discour-
age ever the most enterprising burglar
In less than fifteen minutes. IL has
been subjected to the blowpipe and
other severe tests. and seems totally
unenterable by any surreptltious means
known to science or mechanics.
PrrEn's OrERA HousE-Owing to
the indlsposition Of Mr.. Bates, "Ca-
milla's Husband" was not put upon
the stage last evening, but the LADY
of LYONS" was substituted very sue
cessiully and to the satisfaction Of the
audience. The character Of Pauline
could not well have been more eth
clently portrayed than 1t was by Mrs.
Bates, and the Claude OF Pierpont
Thayer was one Of the best impersona-
tions Of that correct and talented art
Ist. The audience testified to their ap-
probation by calling Mrs. Bates aid
MI. Thayer before the curtain two or
three times. The other characters III
the play were we'll given, and consid-
ering the play vas decided upon only
about ten minutes before the curtain
was raised, Its rendition was remarka-
bly good. This evening the beautiful
and highly entertaining drama OF
nMadelaine, or the Belle OF the Frau
bourS" will be given, with the exceed
ingly amusing farce Of the "Loan Oh a
Lover" for the afterpiece. The en-
gasement OF Mrs. Bates Is only for a
few nights longer.
The EMEI SON MINsTaErs. - II g
spacious pavilion contained a well
pleased audience again last evening.
Billy Emerson or Fayette Welch are
each a whole show by themselves, to
say nothing Of the ever acceptable and
amusing dances and character acts OF
tho famous Reynolds Brothers, the
sletel,es of Milburn and the fine vocal
and Instrumental performances OF the
rest of the company. This evening n
thorough and highly pleasing change
of performance Will BE- given. Inc
seats are now all very advantageousiy
arranged, so that everybody In the
audience can get a full view OF the
stage doings, and the Pavilion Will
this evening and hereafter be made rs
light "a day BY means Of a powerful
magnesium light. On wednesday II
Friday afternoons 4 grand m'tih' o
for ladies and children will be given.
Oys o THE JUBrLEE.-S. w. Chub'
buck, our worthy Postmaster, with his
wife and Mrs. Becker, left this after
noon for Reno, OH their way to Boston
and other Atlantic seaports, for six
weeks' pleasure trip. They Will at
tend tho big Jubilee In Boston, which
commences In a few days, and Club
bnck says he will shake his fantastic
pedals at the grand ball which VIII DC
given as a wind-up to the jubilee.
There will be thirty thousand other
DANCERS on the floor besides himself,
but :. Club" will put in his best for
the reputation of Gold Hill. The nu'
msrous friends of these representative
exeursionIsts wish them a safe Journey,
a Jolly good time and a safe return.
MARK TwAIS's Book ARRIVED
Mrs. Sarah Arnold, sole agent for sto-
rev county for the sale of "Roughlng
Itn Mark Twaln's new book, has just
received a full installment OF the same;
puflcient to supply all In Cold li,ll
who subscribed for 1t, and q lew tGr
those who did not have tho opportuni-
ty to subscribe. The books a be seen
and procured at the Gold Hill Post
office News Depot. She has met with
excellent success In canvasslng for TINS
highly pleasing and interesting work,
for ali Washoeites and old acquaintan-
ccs of Mark Twain have to secure a
copy.
LADY BRyAN.-Work In this old
standard mine is about to be resumed,
under more favorable auspices than
heretofore. A new shaft Is to DO sunk
further east, which will strike the
ledge at its most favorable point Tor
the advantageous extraction OF already
developed good paying orc bodies, aud
the prospect Is that ut no distant day
the old Lady Bryan will take her
proper place, in the front rank. among
the paying mines. This new shaft
should have been sunk long ago.
AccoMMopNTroS.-rho Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company and Wood.
ruff s. Ennor have agreed to carry all
delegates and their wives who attend
the Sixth Annual Communication Of
the Grand Lodge Of Nevada ut Reno,
June 4, 1872, at halt fare. Mr.. VIM.
Wilson, proprietor of the stage line
from Carson to Aurora will deduct
twenty-five per cent. from his regular
fare for delegates and their wives.
GOLD HILL INcoRroRNrIoS. Or
Friday last, In San Francisco, was Ii
c@ornorated the Crown Point Ravine
Cold and Silver Mining Company. tC
work mines in the Gold Hill District,
Nevada. Capital, $3,OOO,OOo, divldeI
iuto 80, 900 shares. rrusteesIGe9rs'
d. Roberts, j. J. Hucks. $. W. Lee
Martin White and NJ. c. Hillyer. .
Qu,cxsnyEu.-rhe above desirable
article is for sale in lots to suit D., Y
:. BRENNAN, 2l7 Sansome street, sat
Francisco. See advertisement IN Nh
other column.
GRAND LODGE I. o. O. F.-The SIKH
Annual Communication Of the GranG
Lodge I. o. o. f., Of this state VII
meet at Reno next Thursday.