Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
Departure.

PIPER OPEltA OCSE-lHE 'IAL-
ACE or Truth " AND THE MAJIIToSs.-
The fairy comedy, with its beautiful
prismatic fountain, graceful ballet of
fat legs and slim legs, and the wonder
full Majiltons, seems to have taken the
favor Of our theatre-goers by storm.
They turn out en- masse and crowd the
Opera House almost to suffocation.
Gold Hill Is regularly depopulated
each evening. and after dark until
toward midnight, Main street Is COM
paratively deserted. They pour over
che Divide In the omnibusses and on
foot, to and from the theatre, and all
the talk, aside from stocks, Is about the
theatre. Last evening, although, the
third presentation OF the same enter
tainment, the Opera House was just rs
fully crowded us OH the two evenings
previously, all the standing room being
fully occupied and even the alley
ways Of the dress circle we're filled.
Mr.. Piper will have to have an
extension built on to his theater In Or
der to accommodate the crowd which
will flock TO the matinee next Satur-
day afternoon. The house Is sure to
be crowded every evening during the
balance Of the engagement OF this re-
markable attraction.
HONE AGAIN. The Enterprise OF
this morning says: George Irwin
tBeany), the well-known dispenser Of
LIQUID refreshments, returned home
nom visit to San Francisco Tuesday
evening, after an absence OF .one
month"; "Beany" had q rough time
getting from Reno to this City. In
stepping from the cars he missed his
footing and fell from the platform to
the ground. receiving some severe
bruises and afterward, while waiting
for the change Of cars, was taken very
I'll, 50 that he was compelled to lay
over until the next day, when he was
brought to the city In a buggy more
dead than alive. Yesterday. however,
he was out on the streets for q little
while, but still suffering considerable
from his injuries.
New PRIyATE Residences. - On
South B street. Virginia, near the fine
residence Of r. N. Graves, William 5.
Wood, the well-known lawyer, Is
erecting a fine residence, which Is now
we'll advanced toward completion. 1t
will add much to the appearance OF
that part Of the town. Near this the
ground Is being prepared for a fine
private residence which Is about to be
erected by Abe Edgington, while on
the opposite side Of the street and all
about other buildings are going up.
The new additions to the Tahoe House
run back to B street at this point, and
rapid progress Is being made In their
erection. SO says the Enterprise.
SEVERE AccIDENT.-Luther Odds, n
rsncher and stock man residing In
Carson Valley, and well known to the
horse racing community, says the Reg
fster Of this morning, while attempting
20 lump on a colt Belonging to Sheriff
Swift, yesterday afternoon, was
thrown to the ground, and In iaiiing
received q comminuted fracture Oh the
ankle. Mr.. Olds was taken to the st.
Charles Hotel and DIR. Waters called,
who, assisted by DR.. Mooklar, set the
bones a. we'll as could be done under
the circumstances, the bone being so
severely broken as to render It impos-
sible to set It properly. AT last &C
counts the patient was doing we'll.
LEASED TO JouN PIPER.-The Car
son Rsgfstsr OF this morning says:
From Messrs. Moore & Parker, we un
derstand the Carson Theatre has been
leased to John Piper, Of Virginia, for
the months Of December, January and
February ensuing. Mr.. Piper evil
IDENTIFY has an eye to the next session
OF the Legislature. BY this arrange
ment the people of Carson will be am
ply provided with amusements for the
Winter months, and from the many
wears experience in that line, 1t Is safe
TO say that Piper will furnish talent OF
the best to be had on the coast.
New SUPEMNrENDRST.-A. C., more
familiarity known as "Lon," Hamil-
ten. has been appointed superintendent
OF the Savage mine, In place Of L. b.
Shamp, resigned, and took charge to-
day. He Is one Of the old-tlmers here,
being one Of the locators Of the old
Burke & Hamilton ground, In Gold
Hill. Mr.. Shamp was obliged to re-
sign n account Of Ill health.
GoIp Hill BULLIoN.-Bullion bars
to the value Of nearly $4,000 were
ssnt I'D to the California Bank, Vir-
oinia. Yesterday, for transmission to