Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-06
Departures.
NV voopRtJrY A HSNoR's LINE.

Mr. Ash Mr. Jones' Mrs lhDneE
Master Tabner
PrpER's OPERA HoUsE-"DIvoRcE."
We saw so many ladies In the
dress circle Of the Opera House as
there was last evening. They occu-
pied not only all the seats but the al
Icy ways, and cven the standing room
at the back part of the dress circle.
They crowded the men pretty much all
out, and had the whole thing TO them
selves. Such a grand universal aoun-
dance of Dolly Warden hats, literally
decorated with roses and dattydown-
dillies, made the whole look like n Dig
flower bed or n huge bouquet, the sim.
lie being materially assisted by tho
odor OF cologne which tloated in scent
laden zephyrs above the heads OF the
charming crowd. But "Divorcc i
what We started in to write about, and
what the ladies all come to see bout.
1t was produced here for the first time
last evening. and after seeing 1t, one
could very we'll understand why 1t had
such a remarkable long and lucrative
run in the Esst,a rs we'll as In san Fran
cisco. II Is Of a lively. sensational or
der. with a good plot, and aoounds IN
amusing little episodes and highly III
terestinS situations. Barrett took the
mart OF Mr.. Alfred Adrianse, the Jeal-
Gus husband. who found marriage
O ofn fatality than \ mere episode
in human life, as he had supposed u 10
he, He was, ofcour5e, excellent. Mrs.
Bates, personated Miss Fanny Ten
Eyck; Harry Edwards, De Wolf De
Witt; and John Wilson personateu
Mr.. Burritt. the ex-Policeman ana
Private Detective, In capital style. Inc
other characters were well cast anu
the piece passed off very smoothly and
well. considering that this was its hrst
presentation. II is II Of the most
thoroughly pleasing and interesting
plays which has been put upon the
stage here for many a long day. IL
will be repeated tonight, which Will
be The last but n Of BaPrett'S engage.
ment. Those who have not secured
reserved seats had better do 30 Whlie
they can. Everybody should see "Dl'
yorce."
TRUMPET PREsENTATIoN.-M 'lr'
ginin City day before yesterday we
were shown an extra fine and heavy
service trumpet, presented to Neptune
Hose Company, No. 8, by Philip fiicE'
a member OF the Company. lt +
of brass and copper, very strongly
and neatly finished, with a silver
Mate or Shield on M side OF 1t,
bsaring the following inscription
presented to Neptune Hose Com
pany. No. 5. by Philip Flick. Virginia
City, July 18th, 1872" Mr.. Flick Is a
Young man. only eighteen years Of
age, employed In the WORKSHOP Oh u.l.
iig, Mott 4 Co.'S, and this trunpe'
WAS made by himself personally. IL Is
a very creditable piece OF work.
BELT PREsESrATIoN.-Charley Good
win. Foreman OF Young America Co.
No. 2, at Virginia, was presented with
a beautiful belt, the Fourth OF July,
by the members OF his company. n
neat shield or plato Of solid silver
gold mounted, fastened to the
helt. bears the following inscription
"Presented to Charles Goodwin oy
the members Of Young America En-.
cine Company No. ., July 4th, lS12.'
Il Il n handsome present, worthily
bestowed, and Charley Is proud OF It,
as he has 4 right to be.
New NozzL.E.-At the conclusion
of the parade day before Yesterday
at Virginia, knickerbocker Engine
COMPANY, No. 5, did some excellent
squirting Of water in front OF the In
ternational Hotel, using a new style
of patent nozzle, just procured from
the East By Chief Abe Jones, OF colo
Hill. He will give It q trial In Golu
Hill before long, when we will give .
more particular description Of is and
Its effects.
Tn. FIoRAI. DEMONSTRATING for
ticket, in the Floral Lottery every
evening at Meserve's saloon; drawing
will take Mace in a few days; the oou'
nret. and wreaths are to be seen
at Chubbuck & Welton's. Everyone
should be sure and get some cSets'
More beautiful ornaments Tor tue par
lor or drawing room wall can haraiy
be imagined.
BLACK CRoox.-This festive little
theatrical Institution at Virginia Sill
continues to attract. The singing,
dancing. etc, Is capital, and the enter
tainment given each evening Is worth
Mt least half 4 dozen times the price oil
admission. Drop In and see the bic
fun at the Crook.
METHODIST CHURCH, GOLD Hill
Services tomorrow at 1880 p. NJ, BY
the pastor, v. Rightmyer. Services
MT silver City. In Good Tcmplars' Hall
at +. ". by the same minister. Al
are Invited.
DELINQUENT Lrsr.-The delinquen
list In the matter Of the present assess
ment Of the knickeroocSer Mining
Company IL officially published in on
advertising columns to-day.
DrvrpEsp.-rhe Crown Point Mir
ing Company declares = dividend
$50 per share. payable on me LIN IL
slant. See official notice in our adyel
Using columns.
REruRxEp.-R Rev. I. r. McGrat
and family, who have been on u ris'
East for the last two months, retnrne
safely to Virginia City day before ye:
terday.
OMAHA LorrERY.-W W. a. Searle'
agent, tells us that the official priz
lists Will DO along in a day or two
perhaps tomorrow.
The RENo.-Reno, Is the name
the new locomotive just arrived froI
the East for the Virginia and Trucke
Railroad.