Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
Br woopRurr a ESSoR's LINZ
PIrER's OPERA HoUsE-"DrvoRcE"

w owen ~ DISH 1A hhhS
PIpER's OrEBA HoUsE-"DIvoRcE"
ANOTHER GRAND ATTRACTION Con-
1Ne.-" Divorce" proved a very great
attraction, the Opera House being
densely crowded at each presentation
of that popular drama. Were 1t not
for other engagements on the part OF
Mr.. Barrett, oblising him 10 leave,
that play could have been continued TO
good houses for a few nights longer.
We do not propose to crSticise Its mer-
ia as a dramatic production; suffice It
70 saw that IL illustrates many phases
I'm human nature and matrimony very
correctly, and contains numerous little
incidents aud situations OF sensational
as we'll rs affecting interest. Daring
the present week the Opera House VIII
remain closed, and next Monday even
ing 1t will reopen with the entire Can
fornia Theatre Company, OF which
John Mccullough Is the leading star.
The company is the best aud most sue
cessful ever organized on the Pacihc
coast. and includes several prominent
artists who have never been over mere.
I'hey will produce o series OF plays en-
tireiy new here, and which have
nroyen very successful IN san Fran
cIsco and elsewhere. That this famous
will meet with triumphant
success and have crowded houses uur-
ing their entire engagement, no II
need doubt. Meanwhile the Calitor,
mia Theatre Ia to be- overhauled II
reconstructed In Its interior arrange
ments. remodeled and improved i'll
MANY respects, preparatory to another
long aud successful Il II
RuIY IsAAcs.-W. II. 1saacs, VINO
died In sacramento OH Friday last, as
announced by n private telegram to
w. d. C. Gibson, was formerly for
several Years q resident Of this town,
and a prominent member OF the Colo
Hill Fire Department. He was one OF
the first members of Liberty Hose
Company, No. l, and did much goou
service at the various fires occurring
here In times past. His health not
being good. he went over to Saera-
meuto. where his relatives resided
hopine TO be benefited by the change,
but died, we understand, OF consump-
tion. Upon receipt of the news oil MS
death the flag of Liberty Engine 20.
was displayed 1t half-maSt.
AccrpEST.-By the stumbling Of his
horse. O man who was riding down
through Gold Hill was pitched OIL near
the Catholic Chur, h about noon To-Day,
and so severely br used about the ieit
sboulder and side that he was unable
10 get ND for two or three minutes.
with little assistance, however, ne
at length succeeded In remounting his
koYse and passed on, fortunate In NOT
having any bones broken.
TuE FLORAL LorrERY.-Rafiiing for
Tickets in the Floral Lottery every
evening at Meserve's saloon. The
drawing will take place In a few days.
The bouquets and wreathS arc 10 nc
seen AZ Chubbuck & Welton's. Every
one should be sure and get some tickets.
More beautiful ornaments for the par
lor or drawing-room wall can hardly
he IMAGINED. jyStf
BLACK CRoox.-This gay little tenn
ple of Menus and Terpslchore, at Vir-
gInia. flourishes as usual, and numer-
Gus lovers of music and fun find their
o there every evening. TWO new
aecsssions to the company George
Fame, the great English mimic, ana
james Cotton, champion banjo so!ols1
n ~ n Crook tonight.
CONSERVATION
lHRo0sh ~ tha v,ro;n,,
trains run regularly over ."e Ns
and Truckee Railroad. through foui
Reno to Washoe CITY, anu ILL., 80.
yohu. Ny So msho,t boweyer. uei-
ther viii there be until the road is
completed through to Carson.
r,,ur- Se,,ers of
BRING IN inr OVERWHELMINGLY
tickets or holders OF unso'u ''oHv'' io'
tie sourtn on '9sy phi E,ra nanart-
ment. are earnestly requested to come
forward without further delay and
make full returns to the Secretary.
The sooner the better.
,,,od v,,ts IN
a~s,roto ouo-,I mill which b,s
ouy ,,
ALWAYS paid firSt-rate and Is always liza
HE IN. n fine chance Ia offered in our