Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-15

PIPER's OPERA HOUSE "LADIEs
NIGHT "-ExTRA. CHOICE AND SELECT
PRoaRAMME.-This evening, for the
frat time since the famous Amelia
Dean minstrel company has been per-
forming at the Opera House, an enter
tainment will be given for the special
d~electation of the ladies. The COM
pany has been playing exclusively to
gentlemen audiences, but this elnsh
rule will be departed from for the even
ing In order to give the fair sex as we'll
as their male friends and protectors a
chance to see and enjoy the fun. A
very choice and strictly select pro-
gramme, suitable for the occasion,
will be given, and everything will be
perfectly proper, correct, and to the
satisfaction Of all. The "Shipwrecked
Sailor" and the "Dumb Girl Of &C.
noa," are among the dramatic and
pantomimic% attractions, to say nothing
of a rich. rare and racy variety Of
songs, dances, character acts n gen.
erai delineations. Admission to tho
dress circle. one dollar, with no extra
charge for reserved seats; parquette,
four bits. A large number Of seats be-
ing already engaged there Is sure to be
a hne audience present. Grand natl
nee tomorrow afternoon.
BRrsAcHER's LIQUOR SroRE.-1 an
other column under head Of "New
To-day" see the advertisement OF
Alex. B~risacher's wholesale and retail
LIQUOR store. 1t is hardly necessary
for us to mention that his famous place
of business Is located on G street, Vir-
ginia, for his numerous patrons here In
Gold Hill as we'll as In Virginia all
know that, but he has recently re-
moved from his old store near the
Postotice to his present much moro
eligible location opposite the Enter
prise office where no 10 ready to well
come his old friends as we'll as all new
ones who desire his acquaintance. His
we'll assorted stock includes the most
fayorite old brands Of fine cognacs, old
rye and Bourbon WHISTLES. the choicest
Of foreign and domestic wines, etc. He
Ia also agent for this State for the cele-
brated Cundurango and REM bitters.
Saloons, hotels and other dealers In
Gold Hill or Virginia supplied, and
goods delivered free of charge. Bris-
acher Is an enterprlsing business man,
with lots of friends to be proud OF him.
The Convict REFUaEKs.-Two Of
escaped convicts, thought to be Willis
and Parsons, visited the cabin OF a
Frenchman near Silver City about 2
o'clock yesterday morning, and de-
handed food, receiving a loaf Of bread
and a box of sardines. They LETT with
out further molestation. About that
time also three horses were stolen from
County Treasurer Carrick, ut Dayton,
by, It is supposed, the other three ref
ugees, Burk, Roth and Clifford.
Sheriff Shaw and posse started out
after them, with what success Is not
vet known. Town Marshal Harkin,
of Gold Hill, was sent for and went to
Silver City with officer Morrow, yes
terday, but got no trace Of the conVlcts.
New SuccoR SHAFT.-The attention
of contractors is called to the adver-
tisement in another column to-day,
By the Succor Mining Company, call
ing for proposals for sinking a new
shaft, 600 feet deep, on the ground Of
the company. The contract will DO
let to the lowest responsible bidder,
the company to furnish machinery,
lumber and tools for doing the work,
and reserving the right to reject any
and all bids.
AFTER MoRE.-The Carson Register
of this morning says: The boys who
made the capture of Russell and Ryan,
on Wednesday, after recuperating
their exhausted energies, started again
in pursuit of two Of the escaped con.
victs, OF whom they imagined they had
some news.