Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-08

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30 South OveHman. zoe.
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PPER's OPERA HOUSE = Manager
Piper. who is interchangeable in his
efforts to cater to the wants OF the
public. has effected n limited engage
ment with the grand triple star alli-
ance with James A. Herne, the world
renowned character, Alice Vane, the
beautiful and accomplished actress.
and Fay Templeton the wonderful
eight year old actress, songstress and
d~anseuse. The company make their
first appearance tonight in Washing
ton Irving's celebrated and popular
dramatic romance entitled rip Van
Winkle." The performance will con-
clude with "Folly Medley" by Fay
Templeton.
MINsns' UNION BALL.-Our readers
will bear In mind that the seventh an
nual ball Of the Gold Hill Miners
Union takes place ct their hall this
evening. The ball has been hand
somely decorated for the occasion. \
fine band has been engaged aud every
other provision that could be thought
Of has been made, tending TO the COM
fort and enjoyment Of the guests. Ar
rangements have been made so that
persons can obtain supper at any hour
Of the night. Buses will ply between
Gold Hill and Virginia all night.
Those who attend the ball can safely
count upon having \ good time.
A FIRST CLASS SALooN.-Mr. G.. F.
Bernstein, formerly Of Gold Hill, has
opened a fine saloon In the basement
OF the Kossman building. three doors
south Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office,
Virginia City. He Keeps the very best
OF liquors and cigars constantly on
hand. His saloon Is fitted out with
elegant billiard tables, and with every
other device calculated to conducc to
the comfort and enjoyment of his
guests. Give him a call.
GREAT ACCOMMODATION. - Robedee
& Benefits Silver City stage line has
been a great accommodation to the
travelling public ever since 1t started,
and especially Is 1t so during the pres
emit, snowy, slushy, muddy weather.
A trip to Silver City and back is no
longer q toilsome, disagreeable jour
ney, and we are glad to see the stage
line so we'll appreciated as it is.
TEACHERS ExAMtNArioN.-A public
examination of teachers was held in
the County Clerks Office, in Virginia
City, last Saturday evening. Nine
candidates were In attendance. The
exercises were Of an interesting char
ncter. The result Of the examination
will be announced in due time.
MEAsLEs.-There is a small sprink-
ling Of the above disease circulating
among the Juveniles Of Gold Hill at
the present time. One or two grown
persons of our acquaintance are also
enjoying a '.few" Of the article. No
thing fatal or serious In that line, how
ever, as yet.
In LucK.-A few nights ago an Inc
briated Individual walked into a faro
oame. and In a few minutes won 800,
Ria original capital amounting to only
az. Why the tickle goddess, Fortuna,
go frequently favors drunken men, Is
moro than we eau undertake to ex-
plain.
MKNpISa.-Harry Shrleves, the we'll
known and very popular conductor on
tbe Virginia s. Truckee Railroad, who
has been lying at the point OF death
for ~forty-eight hours, rallied consider
ably thi. morning, and the chances are
that he will eventually recover.
RELIGIOUS INrELLIaENcE.-A pro-
trsc,ed meeting Is still being held at
the Methodist Church In Virginia City.
About twenty cases OF conversion are
reported. We are informed that Mrs.
Van Colt, the female evangelist, Will
leave Virginia this evening.
CARSON RIVER RIsISa.-Since the
late heavy fall Of snow the Carson
River has commenced rising. and
there will probably be no farther
trouble as to motive power among ths
mills on that river.
Carson THEATRE.-Mlss May How
ard will perform at the Carson Theatre
this evening and { morrow night.
The opening piece will be the dram
atized version Of Wilkle Collins
"New Magdalen."
JUSTICE WRIaHT's CeuRr.-The only
criminal case to occupy the attention
Of Justice wright's court to-day Is that
of a saloon keeper, arrested for assault
and battery. His trial was to take
place at 4 r. N.
For Rxsr.-In another column will
be found a notice OF Il house and cabin
to rent. For particulars enquire OF
.Jos.pb Considine at Franklel's GRO
cery store, Main street, Cold Hill.
SCARCITY OF Eaas.-Fresh'laid eggs
.gp, are worth 81 25 per dozen in Fir-
ginia City aud Gold HILL. Some OF Tue
festaurant-keepers have been obliged
to pay as high rs 81 81.
THASxs.-we acknowledge the re-
celpt OF a complimentary ticket to the
Gold Hill Miners Union ball, which
takes place at the hall OF the society
this evening.
PERsoyAL.-Mr. Mcfarland, fore
man at the woodvllle mine, a very es-
Unable gentleman, takes his depar-
ture for California this evening.
Tue WEATHER. IL was showing
during a portion Of the forenoon.
This afternoon, however, the sun
was shining most OF the time.
BALL SUrPER.-Persons attending
tho ball tonight can get an excellent
,nar hv callinc on lanes Iowrey. at