Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-28

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Deem gwen at the opera 1iouro io1
many months, was that Of last even-
inc. IL was the magnificent s~pectular
drama Of the Maid Queen, given by a
small army OF little girls and young
ladies, assisted by a few young gents
and grown up ladies, and all for
the benefit of the Methodist
Church building fund. That The
atre never was packed closer with
A better pleased audience, and the re-
ceipts were very gratifying. It would
take a column or SO to do ample justice
In detail; therefore We will merely
say that the play was most excellentlY
put upon the stage. we'll and smoothly
rendered throughout, with no tiresome
drag, n those VINO might nave gone
there expecting to eco q mere hoo
girl performance were agreeaoly mis-
taken. In iact. regular protesslona,s
we're novicss. From the neat ssluta-
tory address. so meritoriously given by
little Maggie Long. before the rising
Q, 'n ssS Su ,.hin.n 70 'a a1 s 81. . . n
~ ],Iow;nc fairv,,its scenes sweetlv
snns soios and cbornses' beautiful
oroSnings by tastefuIIy arrayed little
girls and misses, all forming a bright
and lovely picture TO remain forever
In the remembrance of all who pazed
mon n. The singing Of Miss Cong
don. who 40 sweetlv persouated Stalac-
N and also thas Of Mrs. Hipoins
added much TO the eject OF the whole.
THE lIveIis,t SCENE was that of the
| a;ns,es In rhs second act. Mis- Lille
E5a,na,or r~arsonatino ha Gin.v
: varv n,sasins md snirjfed
S .nnspn 10 most arrsiient
"Sann,p .T,a, a,nes w.e cav aIso
a s Ia r.. W;,. Id. Enann
uae n,~'en, T.u 80 nIs..fpr
me u'sss Ts,. m%ann,S.en, %ents,tsin.
ie su w;,i hs rs6astsS to.nioht to
another crowded house.
BACKED = THE GRApE.-This af-
ternoon. ut about n o'clock, one of
Nnnde,l,s two horse buggy teams,
- 49,, hvT r Mitch.
mn''" was 0'. r,..
en-, oaeNeu on ao am. iHn I'D.
Grade AT a point ABOUT Ivo yeiu'
south OF the crown foint mine, caus-
Ing the driver buggy aho n0rses 70 y
precipltated DOWN perPshaicu'ar ena-
T nn nnen "a. roi1rosd - tr,ct in n yerv
diiapidated condition. Oae Of the
horses was hurt so badly BY the fall
that he had to be shot. n the buggy
was almost completely demoiisnea.
In some miraculous manner, the oriVer
and the other morse escaped INJURY
AT the time the acciden occ9rteu'
Mitchell, who was travelling southerIy,
had pulled toi tne loaa W ie.a q" az,
he heId the reins too tightly, causing
the team to back of the grade as stated
above. The team ana buggy were val
ueo NJ Ssoo.
CoRoSER's INouEsr.-A Coroner's
;,,,v wo. ,,,r.,.isd ves.erdsv after-
jury was a..
noon nc Virginia. 70 inquiry '''o ""o
cause Of the sudden and violent dentn
~ ,hs Conld q Curry boisting works
Yesterday morning, an account Of
which we gave In yesterdays NEWS.
After viewing the BODY, iurtner ihves-
tigation was postponed until toinior-
row Saturday afternoon at l ciocA'
PosrpoyEp.-The examination Of
rersons desiring teachers certificates,
which was announced to take place at
the third ward school house tomorrow,
saturday. at TWO O'Clock r. NJ, mas
been postponed until seven SioSH y,
the same evening, n VIII DO heia AZ
the private residence on + street, au-
journed the old passenger depot OF NC
v. u L. Il. Il.
LADY's BREAsrPIN FoUsD.-A lazy
gold breastpin was picked up In the
Gold Hill Miners Union HAL, evi,
IDENTIFY lost on the occasion Of the Dali
Of Liberty Engine Company, NO. i,
last Monday night. The owner eau
| recover the same BY calling AT tne
store Oh ~. r. Ma, mi. o,,,cc
OPERA HOUSE MATINEE.
theatrical company, which at present
Il performing at the Carson Theatre,
will return to Virginia In time to give
a grand matinee az tue Sp a.c1ocE NJ
. VChinb ,,~s . yary attractive bill viii
be presented.
p .r,,,,v-,xo trains
oo'' y: p.n-..,
p'' 90 c.
yss' M. connsnv are sunning. ON an
suaroos thirty rains per day. between
,bs above named places. Sixteen loco
motives are on duty at q present
tune.
FOUND DRowNED.Vohn Gilman
Carson river. yesterday afternoon, a
few hundred yards above the bridge at