Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-13
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
PPER's OPERA HoUsn-rHn "PAI

ACE OF TRurn" To-NIoHr. The IA
nous Majiltons, Miss Rose Evans, the
beautiful and talented Coincidence,
Mile Erminie Venturoli, premiere
danseuse, together with a first-class
company Of dramatic and ballet art
lists, arrived ut Virginia this morning,
and will make their first appearance
at the Opera House this evening in the
magnigicent spectacular fairy comedy
entitled the palace of Truth" for the
first time presented on this side Of the
great Sierra. IL had u tlno run at the
California Theatre, San Francisco, and
IL now transferred, with all its charm
ing scenic effects. prlsmatic fountain,
ETC., to Piper's Opera House. for the
special dolectation OF our critical and
appreciatlvs theatre-goers. 1t will be
produced In the best possible style,
scenic artists, machinists, etc., having
been busily employed for over 4 week
past preparing for 1t. The expense Is
very great. consequently an extra
charge Of fifty cents for reserved seats
has to be made. The greater part Of
the seats In the dress circle were
already taken this morning, therefore
tho theatre Is sure to be well crowded,
and all those who have not secured
seats will be wise In going early, as
there Is every prospect that the Opera
House will DO fuller than ever before.
The MILBURN CoMBrNATroN.-This
most excellent theatrical attraction
drew a good house again last evening,
the concluding night Of a successful
engagement. A capital entertainment
was given, the Milburns, Haywood.
the Reynolds Brothers, Stanwood and
the rest Of them appearing to capital
advantage. G.. H. Foster, In the after
piece entitled "Plantation Scenes Be-
fore the War" p~ersonated "Uncle
jeff" In a highly creditable manner,
and reminding one Of Charley How
ards rendition Of the same character.
His song Of "In tho Days when | was
Young" and "Swanee River" we
have seldom heard as we'll sung. The
eonpany went down to Carson this
morning, where they will appear to-
night and tomorrow night, to first
rate audiences. II they are as well up
prsciated by the people there rs they
were here.
Burr FOR Crown POINT GROUND
Fl. G. Maynard, the we'll known banker
and broker Of this town, and admins
traitor Of the estate Of George w. Whit
man, a minor heir, deceased, in Bos.
ton. has brought suit In the United
States District Court to recover fifteen
feet OF the Crown Point mine, sold
while deceased was under age, together
with the dividends thereon during the
last eleven years. This Is n pretty
heavy and important suit, the fifteen
feet comprising three hundred shares,
worth to-day 1850 per share. or
in all 1875. 900, exclusive Of the
dividends paid, which will make the
whole amount not far from $500, OOO.
THE A q will come up at the August
term OF the court, when Ben. Butler
will appear rs attorney on behalf OF
the heirs. Mitchell & Stone OF Viz
ginia. are retained also as counsel In
the case.
RENO DrvIsIoN.-The business OF the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad (Which
Il finished from Reno to Steamboat)
for the month Of April last. was con-
siderable, the receipts for the month
NJ Steamboat being 4,5S4,538 pounds
OF merchandise, 9S5,4lS pounds grain,
49, 600 pounds coal, 77S,5OO feet lum-
Der, 1884, 600 shingles and three cars
loaded with live stock. Owing to the
increased freight and travel to Viz
ginia. the railroad company are now
running four trains daily, on his di-
vision, In order TO accommodate tine
same. Altogether there has been for
warded to Steamboat from Reno the
mast week twenty car loads Of rails Tor
the Virginia and Truclee Railraad.
NorAnLzs COMING United States
Secretary OF the Interior. Dslano, to-
sether with General Mcdonald, OF
wisconsin, and L. N. Foulke, Collec-
tor Of Revenue, will arrive from san
Pranei,co tomorrow morning, for the
purposs Of visiting the Interior OF the
Crown Point, Yellow Jacket and Bel
cher mines, and taking general ooser-
walton OF meu auu tuihS' oAo'aS $50
Comstock range. The town and city
authorities Of Gold Hill and Virginia
should see that they are properly re-
ceived and entertained.
THn PRIZE DRAWING. The Gold
Hill d~l,tribution of sixty prizes, which
took place last Saturday night. turned
ont a great succsss. A large audience
Witnessed tho drawing, and highly
respectable committee, selected oy inc
shareholders, conducted The procseG,
ipos. giving entire satisfaction to all
interested.' Nearly all the prizes nave
been already delivered. Lists OF
winning numbers a be found at Mr.
Carlsen's jewelry store and at the 20
lumbus Brewery.
OMAHA GIFT ENTERpRIsE.-Now Is
the time to invest In this grand gut Gu
terpriss to be given for the beneit OF
the Sisters Of Mercy Hospital at
Omaha. We are authorized to state
ILL -NatstaIr fmkn