Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-29
p1pER's orERA HousE.THE LAST

festive admixture Of odd jokes, terrific
puns, lively dances, good songs, and
amusing situations and delinea-
tions "a sort of dramatic, mu.
steal and t~erpsichorean cocktail, We
may say. or the presentations Of Miss
Alice as Pygmalion, Miss Emeline as
the lovely Statue, the gay Cupid OF
Christine, We need not speak; they
were rendered to perfection; and the
other characters In the piece were gen.
orally we'll sustained. The Cambyses
Of Crosbie was an especially laughable
impersonation. Miss Henrietta Grain
Ger made q sweet and comedy Venus,
as usual, but appeared to disadvantage
In the dress adopted. Some other color
would suit her better, or the dress she
wore in "Ixion." "Whoop La" was
given with particular vim and In most
Spirited style at the conclusion. and all
went home happy. This evening will
be positively the very last opportunity
given tor seeing these highly talented,
Charming and attractive sisters, as
their engagement Is ut an end, and
thew leave tomorrow for the East.
Miss Emeline takes her farewell bene-
tit on this occasion, and the fine bill
offered will doubtless induce a large
crowd of her numerous friends and ad-
mirers to fill the house. No extra
charge for reserved seats. Gold Killers
20 early and avoid the rush.
VIRGINIA AND TRCcxEE RAILROAD.
The Enterprise says: There are now
about COO Cinnamon ut work on that
part Of the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road lying between Steamboat aud
Carson. The track will be graded
through to Washoe by June 10th. and
next Saturday they will begin laying
track from Steamboat to Washoe. BY
the LIST OF July all the grading from
Steamboat to Carson will be completed.
The work is being pushed most vigor-
ously at every point. In regard to the
rolling stock on this end of the road,
we may mention that the locomotive
Nevada Is laid up at the round-house
for repairs, and the Virginia Is being
repainted. The Humboldt Is doing
excellont service since leaving tho re-
pair shop. A new locomotive, to be
called the Reno, Is expected shortly
from Philadelphia. 1t will be used In
drawing a passenger train.
Caught A TARTAR Doc. Benton,
who yesterday returned from Reno,
says the Carson Register Of this morn
Ing, Informs us Of a hard fight between
the Hon. ii. Ii. Hogan Of that town and
,.an American eagle. 1t appears that
Mr.. Hogan, while out on q cunning
expedition, fell in with tho royal bird
aud fired at him, severely wounding
one Of his wings. Elated with his
success, he rushed forward with a view
to secure his prize, but like many
others who have attempted to attack
the bird under difficulties, found to his
sorrow that he had caught a Tartar.
Or. Hogan cndeavored to fight it out,
but finally had to succumb to superior
proves, and reared Justify for help,
which fortunately was near at hand.
The eagle was finally secured, and the
doctor, after using a few boxes OF Rus
sian salve and purchasing a new suit
of clothes, Is now able to DO about
again.
QUESTIONS ANswERED.-The ques-
tlon has often been asked, why goods
in the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap In Gold Hill Us In Virginia,
but from the flattering encouragement
Reinstein & Co. have received since
they started business here, the question
seems answered, that by small profits
and quick sales and a large assortment
of stock to choose from, the trade a be
Kent at home. Hoping a continuance OF
the patronage heretofore received, they
promise to stick to the above motto. y
BEAUTIFUL PREsRNT.-Thomas AL
chorn, foreman of Eagle Engine Com
pany No. 3, Virginia, on the occasion
Of the housing Of their machine, OVEN
ing before last, was presented with a
magnificent and valuable bouquet OF
French artificial flowers, from Mrs.
Thomas Buckner, of that city. AL
| chorn is as proud Of that bouquet rs he
is of the machine, and will carry 1t In
the procession tomorrow without n
doubt.
ONE OF THE SUFFERERs.-Judging
from the tone of our correspondent
"Dion's" letter on the opposite page,
he was one Of the unfortunate losers
In the recent mining stock disaster
one Of the victims of misplaced conf
dence. He has many sympathisers.
OMAHA LorrERY.-The drawing OF
this lottery takes place tomorrow,
with no further postponement and no
further reduction Of prizes. Those
who propose having a chance ut for
tunes smiles will have an opportunity
for doing so. See advertisement.
COMING UP.-Stanton Post Of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Car
son. tomorrow, after decorating the
grave of Lieut.. Haynie near that city,
will come up on the cars to Virginia
for the purpose Of Joining In the pro-
cesslon and exercises Of the day.
AccoMMoDNTrNa.- Woodruff &c En-
nor In conjunction with the Virginia
G. Truckee Railroad have very kindly
| volunteered to carry representatives
to the Grand Lodge |. o. o. F., which
meets ut Reno next Monday, for one
half the usual rates Of fare.
ARmvEp.-Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Bates arrived at Virginia from Salt
Lake this morning, where they have
Just concluded a very successful theat-
rical engagement. They will open
with q tirst-class dramatic company at
Piper's Opera House soon.
GONE BEIow.-Mr. Morris, Of the
well known dry goods firm Of Morris
u Nathan, Virginia, has gone down to
san Francisco for another supply Of
goods, including all the latest novel;
ties Of the season.
GOVERNOR BnApLEY.-His Excel
lency Governor Bradley returned to
Carson yesterday morning.
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