Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-20
GOLD Hun THEArxR-THE AMELIA

GOLD Hill. THEXrKR-THE AMELIA
DEAN MINsrREL AND VARIETY CoNBr-
NATION To-NIaHr.-As will be seen by
due announcement in the descriptive
advertisement In another column, as
we'll as by distributed programmes
tho famous Amelia Dean troupe Of fe-
male and male Ministries will make
their first and emily appearance at the
Gold Hill TheAter this evening. They
are billed for q very attractive and
varied entertainment, and the new adj
ditions to the troupe just arrived from
San Francisco, including Ward, Low
rev, and Misses Mansfield and Violet
viii appear in:their s~pecialtles. Herr
Carlova will do his exceedingly anus
ing Dutch finale characters, Emerson
will perform his song and dance
sketches, and Cogill, Cooper, Cotton
and Miss Amelia Dean will all appear
In song, dance, character acts and gem
eral d~elineations. Last. though not
least by any means, Charley Vincent
the popular comedian, will appear In
various dramatic episodes, and the
whole will close with the laughter
provoking farce entitled, the MAN
With Two Wives" The price OF ad-
mIssion will be 81 for orchestra chairs,
and so cents for the other seats In the
parquette.
The MONEY DISTRIBUTED. The
Brooklyn Lottery managers during
the last two or three days In paying
OF the lucky winners Of prizes have
distributed over $4,000 in Virginia
and Gold Hill. A large proportion Of
the smaller prizes were drawn In this
section, In fact over half the prize
money. Three prizes Of 800 each.
and one Of $50 were drawn In Gold
Hill. Tho $4,000 prize wal won by .
party down the canyon. We presume
Of course that the winners will all In
vest their prize money In stocks imme-
diatsly, as It Is lucky money and
stocks are sure to rise on Il. Those
who have not yet called for their
prizes will find their money waiting
for them at Mr.. Covert's office In VAN
slckle's stable, on the Divide.
SuTrxRLKY.-J. X. Sutterley, tho old
Photographic chief Of the Comstock
range, who has been sojourning for the
last few days among his numerous
sagsbrush friends, leaves this evening
on his return to Napa, California,
where his wife and child reside, and
whore he has been established In the
photograph business for the last year
or two. Sutterley's great soul banker
eth after the sagebruSh and Its friendly,
stirring population, and he will close
out his business In Napa and return 70
Virginia In about two months, when
he will open q gallery and do business
In his own enterprising n euecttve
style. Luck b ever with him and his.
FsAsxENuE1xER.-E Everybody knows
or ought to know Frankenheimer, the
dry goods dealer, the A. L. Stewart OF
Gold Hill. He has been over to san
Francisco for more goods, and has just
rsturnad. safe and sound, ready Tor In
creased business. His goods Will DC
along UitoCtiys Wnou snS
given an opportunity to select from 9
nue, fresh and extsnsive assortment Of
the very latest styles. Due notice o.
ths. arrival and opening will be given
For rux ExcuRs1oN.-For the nc
oommodatlon Of parties desiring to at
tsnd the Odd Fellows celebration Al
Reno, April 18th, Woodruff s. Ennor
will run extra coaches In connection
with the Virginia and Truckes Rail
road at Steamboat Springs, leaving
Virginia at 8 A. ". on the 18th. Re
turning, Will leave Reno at 8 A. N. on
tire 27th. Tickets to Reno and return,
%. Parties wishing tickets will d.
well to call In time.
Com HrLLER MARRIED At PIocuE
rbe Ely Record OF Wednesday records
The marriage Of st. Clair Barnes, (oes
tar known as "Cinqus." sink" o
.tZinc" Barnes formerly OF Gold Hill
10 MIS-. Curry, a lady who has reside'
IN Phoebe for some time. "Sink" m
lots of friend, here to sympsthize Wit
him In his new departure. Inc He
cord ssys he died like q hero.
ParxARr ELKc1Iox.-The Virgini
primary election to nominate CIT
officers Is progressing quietly to-usy.