Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-29

appear at National Guoru daIl, VIZ
ginia, on Wednesday evening for q
session Of four nights. The Carson
Register of yesterday noticing the mat
inee performance of these talented ar
lists at that place Saturday afternoon
says: "rhe theatre was we'll attend
ed, and the little children seemed to
be perfectly overjoyed ut the music OF
the bells. and well they might, LOT
more beautiful music was never scat
tered around than that emanating ron
those tintinabulary instruments. Geo.
Fame has a beautiful baritone voice,
clear and mellow as tho notes OF a
buole on the water, and 10 . frst-class
comic singer. His "Ten Thousand
Miles Away" is worth the price OF adj
mission. Mr.. Campbell Is quite a sue
cess as clog dancer n OF
negro character. Altogether the whole
performance is we'll worth tho price OF
admission. The theater was vel! filled
last evening, and the audience highiy
gratifled.
OPENING OF THE SPRING FASHIONS.
Read Relmstein s. Co.'s now adver-
tisement In another column to-day.
At their store in Maynard's block, OPP
posi,e the Bank Of California they
have lust received an extensive and
most judiciously selected assortmtn Mt OF
mems and boys clothing Of every de-
scription, from the very finest quail
ties to ordinary business and work.
ing suits. They have any desired
amount Of undershIrts, drawers, shoes,
boots, hats, and all that sort OF desira-
bles In that line. Their prices are most
reasonable, as may be seen by the
specimen list they publish In their ad-
yertisement. Reinstein d Co. do not
propose to let Gold Killers go to Viz
giuia for clothing when they can pur-
chase equally as good an article fully
as cheap or cheaper right here at home.
DIEp.-Mary E., wife Of George II.
Dana, County Clerk, died at Virginia
last evening. The large circle OF warm
friends, to whom she was endeared for
her manye stimable virtues, will deeply
crieve at her loss and sympathise with
the husband aud father In his sad be-
reayement. The funeral takes place
from st. Paul's Church, Virginia, at l
o'clock r. NJ. tomorrow, whence the
remains will be sent to Sacramento.
GRArrrY1So.-We learn from the
Reqis,er that Surveyor General John
Day returned to Carson day before
Yesterday from San Francisco SEEM
ingly in excellent health. He intends
returning to tho Bay in a few days for
the purpose of perfectlng the cure OF
his deafness. 1t Is very gratifying to
his numerous friends to know that his
hearing is considerably improved and
still improving.
Fon CRY AssEssoR.-R. h. Bennett
respectfully announces himself as can
didate for Assessor of Virginia City,
subject to the decision Of the voters oil
the municipal election of May 9Th.
Mr.. Bennett is n gentleman every way
we'll qualified for the position. and If
elected will I'LL it with honor to him.
self and constituents. See his card in
another column.
LADY BnYAN.-work In this valuable
mine Is about being resumed, under
the most favorable auspices, and good
returns from it may be confidently
anticipated. There Is plenty Of good
paying ore In the mine. 1t only needs
to be worked properly, that's oil.
MEETING OF VorERs.-A meeting oil
the voters of tho Second Ward, Gold
Hill, will be held tomorrow evening,
mt the house of Lincoln Hose Company
No. 2, to make suitable nominations
for the coming town election. See no
tice in our advertising columns.
SEVERE AccIpENT.-Two gentlemen
residents Of Virginia, on their return
from q jolly trip to Carson yesterday
afternoon, were thrown or tumbled
from their buggy between Carson and
this place, and both quite severely hurt.
The horses did not run away.
REGISTERED VoTERs.-There are In
all 1873 voters registered in the big book
at Justice Putnam's Office, entitled to
cast their ballots at the Gold Hill town
election, to take place May 6th-one
week from to-day.
BIRTH DAY.-Saturday last was the
flftieth birthday of President Grant
1t was also the birthday Of oui
worthy fellow townsman w. ID. Y.
Gibson. But Gibson Is not fifty year,
old also. Not yet.
A CARPET BARoAIS.-A fine Brus
sells carpet, only two months in use, l:
offered for sale at a bargain. 1t meas
ures 4G yards. See advertisement II
another column.
"RoUGHINa IT."-Mrs. Arnold II
meeting with excellent success In can
wasting Gold Hill for the sale Of Mari
rwain's new book. Everybody has te
| have Il CODY.