Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-16

fIPER OPElNA uOIohs-l+aoI o'oh
ing being ladies' night, the dress circle
contained a right smart sprinkling Of
the fair sex Of Virginia and Gold Hill.
The entertainment given was unexcep-
tionable in every respect, and highly
meritorious, each member Of the great
variety company doing their best to
please even the most critical. The
"Whippoorwill Song" Of Miss Lizzie,
with the sweet vocal obligato Of Miss
Ethel Stanley. wal finely rendered
and appreciatively applauded. The
comic quartette by Emerson, Lowden
and others created great fun and APP
plause, although they left of their in
diyidual speeches ut the end, which
was almost objectionable. As to the
doings of the wonderful man-woman
Carlora, Miss Dean. Vincent, Cogill,
Cotton, Stanley, Miss Clayton, and
Others Of this excellent troupe, all sue
ceeded well. The entertainment
closed with the pantomime OF the
"Dumb Maid of Geneva" in which
Miss Amelia Dean shows forth to ad-
vantage as tho bright particular star.
This evening an entire change OF enter
tainment will be given, including new
features throughout, among the prin-
cipal of which will be n grand Irish
American tableau in honor Of st. Pat
rick's Day. Introducing new song n
titled "rhe Green above the Red"
also the popular song wearing Of the
Green" Miss Maggie Knight, the
little queen of comedy and song, Is en-
gagged and will shortly appear.
IMPROVED FowLs.-When the high
price of eggs is taken into considera-
ton, especially during the winter sea-
son, in this section, it is plain to ever
the most obtuse raiser Of poultry that
the most improved breeds-that is to
saw, those which lay best in the winter
are the most profitable. The ordi-
nary hen is good enough under ordi-
nary circumstances, but such fowls as
the Brahma, Cochin or Leghorn, for
instance, possess decided advantages
over all ordinary fowls. They arrive
sooner at maturity, attain larger size,
are finer eating, and during the winter
months they are good layers. Their
rapid growth renders them also highly
profitable rs spring chickens. All
iudymatical farmers and ralsers will
appreciate our remarks on this subject,
and in order to avail themselves Of the
advantages enumerated, they may read
the advertisement Of George B. Bayley,
In another column, under the head OF
New To-day.
New BANKISGASD BRoKERINa FIRM.
Graves, Maynard s. Co. is the name Of
the new firn just opening business on
Main street, Gold Hill, next door
above the Bank Exchange saloon.
Their advertisement appears in anoth-
er column under the head Of New To-
Day" They will do n general Bank
ing and Stock brokerage business,
selling exchange OIL New York, Bos-
ton. san Francisco and Sacramento;
buying bullion, or forwarding 1t to
the Mint for coinage. They will also
buy or sell currency, bonds, Govern
ment Securities, etc. Their arrange
ments with brokers In San Francisco
enables them to pay particular atten-
ton to buying and selling mining
stocks. doing so on the most reasona-
ble terms possible. The firm Is COM
nosed of some of the most responsible
mon in the community, and will do a
sound, successful business.
RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-There will be
preaching at the Methodist Church,
Gold Hill, tomorrow, by the Pastor,
the Rev. V. Rightmysr, at II o'clock
A.. NJ. and IL p. NJ. Subject n inc
evening "Grecian Religious System"
There will be a prayer meeting every
Friday evening. Seats free. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
Strangers made welcome.
IRISH CONFEDERATION SocrAL.-We
are pleased to acknowledge the receipt
of a complimentary ticket Of invitation
to the social party to be given by the
Irish Confederation Club, at Miners
Union Hall, Virginia, tomorrow even
Ing, in honor Of St. Patrick, the patron
saint Of old Ireland. Thanks, gentle
men.
FxRRESp's SALOON. - When you
want a choice exhilarant, artistically
prepared, call at Ferrend's saloon, ID
South C street, Virginia. Louis Man
dlebaum eau also furnish you with the
choicest cigar In the country, at his
popular stand near the entrance OF the
saloon.
CoMp1IMENrARr.- We are pleased
to be the recipient of complimentary
ticket to the eleventh annual ball OF
Young America Engine Company, No.
yo:, 90 ha given at HiDor 8