Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-19

Evans, although n talented n pleas
ing little actress in a certain liuc OF
plays. evidently very much overesti-
mated both herselfand her popularity.
She made a very good "leading lady,
set she was in error in %supposing that
she wa better than scores of Others
who have appeared before the theatre
yoers Of this section. Her most dis
graceful. as well rs ridiculous action
of evening before last, In refusing to
play lust because she could not have
things her own way, WAS a piece oil
outrageous discourtcsy towards the
other members OF the company, seldom
seen I'm the profession. Even drunk
enness would have been excusa6le, hut
deliberate, insulting, unladyliSe dis
courtesy like thit, never. The kaer-
griSe Of this morning. speaking of It,
avs: ..Soon after arriving h"re-at-
Ter the first nights perlormance-.IiSs
Evans began to show signs Of revolt.
She wished TO be the star Of the COM
pany, aud TO have all the other menu
bers Of the company subordinate 70
her. Finally she took the occasion Q
a little ..spat" which she had with
some members OF the troupe to declare
herself. She said she would play no
longer unless she could have her sal
ary doubled. her name starred OH
the bills, the selection Of all the pieces
20 be played and 4 half clear benefit.
TO appear night before last and play
her mart she demanded 300. This
sum Mr.. Piper would not give her, u
finally agreed 70 give her double sal
ary for tile remainder OF hcr engage
mcnt. 10 this she agreed, and 1t was
supposed she would appear and play.
her part that evening" Instead O.
doing so she surreptitiously left with
her husband for San Francisco at a
late hour in the afternoon. walking
out OIL the Geiger Grade TO take tue
stage, aud leaving their baggage TO be
sent after them. Mr.. Piper, however,
clapped All attachment on the same,
and it did not GO. Tho motives OF Rose
Evans I'm this most discreditable affair,
seem to have been malicious spite, and
u determination to break up the CON-
many. She did the same thug not long
400 I'm Australia. But she will lind
snch unprofessional foolish actions will
only recoil detrimemtally upon herself,
and il will be no easy matter for her
90 oct future engagements. n much
better, aud fully reliable actress Mrs.
i. NJ. Bates. Is already on her way
Li;her from san Francisco to take her
place, and will be warmly welcomed
by an appreciatlye people.
Pacific CoAsr PIoSEEEs. At .
meeting of the Society Of Pacific Coast
Pioneers, held at the District Court
room, Virginia, last evening, a constl-
tuition and bylaws were adopted SIM
liar 10 those of the California PioneciS,
nnd the following-named gentlemen
gere elected to their respective posi-
lions as officers Of the organization /:
President, DR.. 5. n. McMeans; vice
Prcsiderts-r. B. Storer. George +.
Fcrrend, &. Cummings, W. ID. Z. Glo-
son and Thomas Eagar; Secretary.
T.. II. MARBLE; Treasurer, n. L. Ed
wards; Directors-Dr. McMeans. Johh
5. Peck. VIM. Messerve, 5. ). Atchisoli'
L. jackson. +. B. Storer, j.. w. Moore;
e. Cummings, George Z. Ferrend ana
:. Baker.
ATTEMPT At RArE.-The Carson
Register Of this morning says: We
are informed that a brute having the
semblancc of 4 human being, entered
,l.. r..ita,ra Of 'rh.n WinfaFs In
Washoe Valley. and attempted to COM
mit rape upon Mr.. Winters little girl.
Report has It that the ueighborS, OH
hearing Of the tact, pursued the fellow.
beating him within an Inch OF his life.
and that he was afterwards shot dead
by Theo. Winters. The affair occurred
Yesterday afternoon and We were una
BILE to gain further particulars.
Il. s. BRANCH MIST.-rhe Carson
Mint yesterday coined twenty-five
thousand dollars in gold eagles and
~h,lfeaples. The total amount Of gold
and silver bullion received was 1,2s5
ounces, a part Of which was a specla.
deposit for coinage. BY this morning :
train to Virginia city, eight bars OIL
unparted gold and silver were sent up,
six of them to the Belcher and two 10
the ". d NJ. Co., worth in the aggregate
1873, OSs IS. So says the Register.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEXAH lSsrALLA-
rroS.-At the meeting Of Colfax De-
gree of Rebekah Lodge, No. ], 10.
o. F., held last evening. the following
officers elect were duly installed, with
ali the appropriate ceremonies: j. NJ.
Peck, n. c.; Mrs. NJ. c. Collins,
VIC; Mrs. e. NJ. Holland, Il. IS, Mrs.
Mary L. Saeltzer, =. s.; Nrs. ). W.
Wilson, Treasurer.