Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-01

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PnER's OPERA HoUsE.-rhe play Of
"Oliver Twist" was repeated at the
Opera House last night to a fair audi
ence. Miss May Howard personated
the character of Nancy Sykes In a
most excellent manner, as did also
Mr.. Eytinge that Of Fagin. the Jew.
both In makeup and acting. Miss
Kent enacted the character OF Little
Oliver very cleverly. MI. A. d. Bill
lings the "Old Man" OF the company
entertained the audience Immensely
in the character OF Mr.. Browulow.
Mr.. Chas. Edmonds showed up Bill
Sykes In all his hideous deformity.
Mr.. w. II. Robinson made = good
Artful Dodger. The rest Of the per-
formers generally did we'll. The In
tensely emotional dramatlzation from
Charles Reade's popular novel enti-
tied 1.-The Wandering Heir" Is an
nounced for tonight.
GoLp HILL FURNITURE SToRE.--
Grant & Co. are building up quite a
lively business In the furniture and
upholstery line at their establishment
on Main street, just above the NEWS
office. II Is not on uncommon thing
to see wagons in front loading with
furniture for Silver City or Dayton, or
for delivery about town. They do all
kinds OF repairing In that line, uphol-
STEERING, ETC., and manufacture very
superior mattresses. Their prices are
so low that Virginia people would
save money by coming down here to
trade.
Coon TiDINas FOR THE LADIEs.-M.
Reinsteiu s. Co.. No. "a South c street,
Virginia, have Just received 50 cases
Of select dry goods. being the advance
portion OF a very large stock which
was purchased at II. b. Claflln s. Co.'S
great sale at the time OF the panic. In
an advertisement, which will be found
10 another column, the enterprising
men, whose names appear above. give
notice that they will sell their new
goods thirty per cent. lower than the
usual rates. Give them a call.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. GNrrIGER.-The
funeral of Mr.. Gattigsr, an old pio-
neer. took place in Virginia City yes
terday, and was largely attended. The
Pacific Coast Pioneers turned out
about seventy-five strong. Alter the
religious ceremonies at the grave had
been concluded, Will Campbell. Vice
President OF the society, mace some
hi,h 800 annrnnrsara n fLe oc.
casion.
III. ..comnp,sorv
.,..,.a hv stats
euuca.'oh Ia" eu
Legislature AZ Jus iast session. IeIu.tu
All children between .he ages " ne
Ia years 70 attend sehoo, AZ iea So ~
week curing each sonoO, 49, ~ D.
ol mn nnn m,asd,aO. S.iI,ns 70 comnlv
with the provisions Of this law will be
subjected to the fines. and penalties
named therein. see ofhelai notice IN
smother column.
Tue WEST Po1Sr CApErsuIp.-rhus
,,,. b,v. ,aarped of IN. names OF
.-s,.. a.. ,,o,n,
OUT iou r"~x
shII;,n ,psrs viii be a considerabi. ad.
dition to the list of competitors. Mean
while each candidate should devote
the greater portion OF ms leisure time
to q careful review OF tne Ehg''.h
branches, giving speciai asteht'on W
u..
,oon dons
piece OF street S'"ui's
on Main street, In the vicinity Oh TUG
NEWS office. Town Marshal heiiy
sup~erintended q wU,A ona ~ rho
Ssnth Of . foot or more. alter which
tbs ,tone, were covered over with
waste rock. making together q very
smooth and enduring foundation.
W.SrERr Observation-Disclosures was
psbsr-d in with a mild snow storm In
thi. vicinity. Messengers arriving here
this morning from san Francisco, re-
port that the snow Is ABOUT insee iee'
deep = ame SUNNY o. , t"e !; H" was rain.
inc at Reno this morning.
I.v ne, rarson An
Pe~ Cr,..ms, u,o,. ;,,v
49, IA Sisioca,sd and forever set awry.
AZ i..t accounts he was hunting o
Mclean" doctor.
Blown DowN.-rhe old wooden
.t,,cture over the Segregated CAL
sdonis mine, was blown uown uuri
the violent VIM 0