Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

PIpER's OPERA House - GRAND

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THEATRE CoMrASy-"EILEEN OsE."-
The great California Theatre Com
pany. under the managership OF john
Mccullough. having arrived from Sail
Francisco. will reopen Piper's Opera
House this evening in grand style.
The play selected for the OCCASION l.
Eileen Dye, or Dark is the Hour be
fore the Dawn" charming draInati,
d~ellueatiou OF life aud love In old Ire
land. by Edmund Falcouer. Thu
piece took Immensely at San FranciSc"
M we'll ~ wherever else IL has been
produced, and no doubt it will prove II
i,yorite with our critical th~eatre-g"er>.
The east embraces the full strength u
tile company, ~ may be Z BY refer
ence 10 distributed programmes. which
also give quite i synopsis of n play
itself. The new scenery tor this piece
is by George Bell. the machinery AMI
mechanical effect. by George Nichols.
and everything conducting TO The per-
feet production Of the piece has been
attended 10. Owing to the greatly Ill
creased expense Attending the engage
m.ut OF this large and famous COM
many. four bits extra i charged Tor IT.
served seats; otherwise The prices are
unchanged. Secure Reserved seats III
the box-ottice.
PrrsoSAL.-we had the pleasure
day before yesterday of a visit from
Uncle John Booth, Of the Carson Re
of,t.r. He reports both the State Capt..
t,l and the Register tlouri-hing. and
be came no to see his numerous Old
friends and take a cool sola with them.
Long may he wave. We passed l. '.
Julien of the Humboldt Reg'Ster an
evening or two since. on street VII
piuia, Cruising along the sidewalk alb
srr,ctedly studying the shop windows,
rs though in search OF editorial item''
NEVADA LorrERY.-This Is a legiti-
mate home institution, controlled by
br the most responsible people OF tie
STATE and by legislative authority. l.
is something different from the ordin
arv unreliable lotteries continually
forced upon the public, and the chances
for winning 4 fortune are excellent. rs
may b. seen by reference to advertise
ment In another column.
g Welton are the agents In Gold hui.
Gail on them aud secure a chance at
fortaIe.
pERsoslL.-Last evening we had
The pleasure of shaking BY the hand
ED. Farnsworth, Pig. Sire |. o. D. +.
Brother EarnsYorth Is President Of the
Widow and Orphans Fund lnsurance
Company, working under the auspices
of The Odd Fellows, and eontemplateS
n sojouru OF only q day or so IN o
Hill looking after the Interests OF Tue
company, when he will return to GALL
fornia.
GAS WoWXs IMPROVEMENT, - Inc
Virginia City Gas Company. under the
su,eriutendeuce Of Mr.. John ). ka-
neen. are erecting ut the corner OF
Union aud F streets. Virginia. Il large
new receiver for their gaS works. Tie
receiyer when completed will be IS
fes. In diameter by IL feet In depth,
and of ample capacity To supply the
city with all the gas which may be
needed.
The CIRcUs.-As Will De seen oy
,d~ysrtisennent in another column t.
dsy. the grand circus of the season Is
coming. 1t l. none of your one.horse
hoodIum shows, but the legitimate
circus aud hippodrome in aii It's glory;
the very II everybody has been long.
ing TO see. IL cannot we'll come 20
Gold Hill. but will show at Virginia
commencing next Saturday aiteriioon'
Everybody Is sure to 70 to tins cirrus
D1sp.-C. D. Kimball, the Il eman
who was so badly injured at the Peta,
luna mill explosion yesterday, died al
Q o'clock p. n. to day. His injuries
were principally internal, md much
more serious than at first supposed.
Deceased was aged about 81 years,
single. a native OF Fayetteville, Onon-
dagu county. New YORK, aud only ar
rived here on the 18th Of last month.
RErURNEp.-Adolph Sutro. Of tu"'
mel uotoriety. arrived from the East
yesterday morning with his family.