Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-08
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Mis-. BArEs.-The fine historical play
of elizabeth was produced In excel
lent style last evening, with Mrs. Bates
in the title character. This evening
"Pigeon, the Torment" will be put
upon the stage for the first time In this
section. 1t Is 4 new and affecting dra-
ma Of the "Fanchon" style, and will
doubtless prove a good attraction. For
cast see advertisement and distributed
programmes. Mrs. Bates will take a
complimentary benefit this evening,
and deserves what we hope she will be
favored with-a crowded house. Give
the talented and worthy actress a good
parting benefit.
THE Picnic TOMORROW. = Secure
your tickets for the Emmett Guard pic
mic and target excursion tomorrow.
The most elaborate preparations have
been made, and oil who attend may
be assured of tho .trictest order and
good behavior being observed, for the
Eminets declare that no hoodlums or
disreputable characters will be allowed
with the excursion, and no strong
liquors will be sold on the grounds.
Read full particulars IN the advertise
ment In another column, and be Oh
hand 1t the railroad depot In due time.
The School, PIcNIc.-The pupils Of
the Gold Hill Public Schools, and
their teachers aud friends, had n very
enjoyable time yesterday at their pic
mic, held ut the Santiago Mill, Carson
river. The trip over the railroad was
q great sOurce of pleasure. and they
had the Gold Hill Brass Band along
with them, furnishing enlivening music.
The little ones all enjoyed the singing,
swinging, the good things and the gen
eral fun Of the OCCASION, among green
trees and shrubbery Of the beautiful
grounds surrounding tho mill estab-
lishment, and as for the boys many
Of them contrived to find a place IN
the river where they could get a good
swim. All hands got as tired as they
could. and came home well surfelted
with the joys Of the picnic.
GRAND JURY.-In the District Court
to-day the Grand Jury made their re-
port, ignoring the charge of attempted
rape against John McSorley, and find
ing a true bill against Hickman for the
same ffense. This disposal of McSor-
ley's case was evidently just aud cor
rect, for he seems to have been the vic
tim OF a foul, blasting conspiracy-a
regular put up job" He has many
friends to congratulate upon his clear
ance from the d~isgraceful charge.
Books, PIcrUREs AND STATIONERY
Fred Boegle's, at Al South c street,
Virginia, Is one Of the cheapest and
most accommodating places in the
State to buy anything you may want
in their line Of fancy goods, fine chrO-
mos, steel engravings, legal blanks,
toys, etc. Fred also keeps II Of the
largest and finest circulating libraries
in the city, Is wholesale and retail
news dealer. and always ready to wait
on and accommodate you If possible.
DRUas AND SoDA.-Morrill, the Vir-
ginia druggist, not only keeps a first
class drug store, but lie also manufac-
lures a tirst-rato article Of soda, sarsa-
parilla, etc, with which ho supplies
all who wish, both from his fountain
In the front part Of the store, and also
saloons and other places about Vir-
ginla and Gold Hill.
NEW Day Goops.-Do not let our
lady readers forget that Morris q
Nathan, the accommodating dry goods
merchants OF Virginia, are just recelv-
Ing one Of the finest stocks ever brought
to that city.
Observation-Disclosures Monday even
Ing Charles wheatleish, the famous
actor, will make his appearance ut Pi-
per's Opera House under a short ell
gagement.
SurreR.RY.-The old chief has been
taking some splendid views Of mills
and things along Carson river lately.
He is still doing It.