Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-22

Pliers OrERA HoUsE.-Next week
our theatre-gocrs are to DO favored
with the grandest dramatic entertain
ments Of the season. or Mrs. Bowers.
the leading star, 1t Is scarcely neces.
sary to speak. as her reputation Is al
ready established al the greatest Of
living actresses in either the old OF the
new world. She will be supported by
the following brilliant array Of talent :
J. c. McCollum. Edmonds. Percy,
Lester, Barry, Sims. Leroy. Belmore
and Woodward Mrs. D P. Bowers,
Miss Wilton, Miss Gibson, Mrs. Ed
monds, Miss Beatty. Miss Armstrong
and Katie Pell. The box-sheet Will be
open to-day and tomorrow for the sale
OF season tickets, and on Saturday for
the sale Of seats for single nights.
Persons desiring reserved seats for any
evening In the week will be compelled
to call at the Opera House early on
Saturday In order to be accommodated.
Those who prefer first-class acting and
the legitimate drama to the more mod
ern style OF theatrical entertainments,
will find everything TO their liking at
the Opera House next week.
PERSONAL NJ. friedrich, tho
well-known jeweler Of Virginia City,
takes his departure for Europe by this
evenings train. He will be accompa.
MED by his wife aud two children, the
eldest Of which Il a musical prodigy. a
veritable "Charles A~uchester." They
will visit the principal cities Of the
United States, east or the Mississippi,
prior to making their transatlantic
voyage. They will be present at the
Vienna Exposition. and intend visit
Ing besides the principal cities and
countries Of Europe. Marcus, the
young ~violinist, will be left with some
Of the best professors In Germany for
the purpose Of perise'ing himself 10
music and the languages. Mr.. Fred
rick is one Of the most highly esteemed
residents of Storey county, and We
wish himself and estimable wife bon
voyage.
TURN VEREIN FEsTIvAL.-Our Ger
man citizens, are making extensive
preparations for having a grand gala
day on the 25th and, oath instant. at
| Hilderbrand's Pleasure Garden. Vir'
ginia City. There will be numberless
attractions for pleasure seekers includ.
ing first class vocal and instrumental
music, dancing. games, etc. We re-
| commend to all Of our readers. who
are In need Of recreation, to put In an
appearance ut the gardens, on both
days Of the festival.
ANOTHER LOG CABIN QUrLr.-Anoth-
er splendid Log Cabin Quilt, made BY
a lady of this town. Is up at rattle and
can be seen at Hurley & Hanifan's
grocery store on Main street. This
fine specimen Of artistic home needle
work Ia put up at rattle, and the tickets
arc selling of rapidly at 81 each.
Should the winner be = single man, all
he has to do is to show that quilt and
he will fiud no difficulty In getting a
wife.
A HANDSOME LOCOMOTIVE. - The
locomotive Esmeralda, attached to q
heavy freight train en- route for Vir-
ginia. to-day halted for n breathing
spell at the railroad depot, Gold Hill.
With her brasses well Furnished and
her head lights decorated with wild
flowers, she looked as handsome as
could be. We don't wonder that Eth
gineer Johnny Elkins is proud OF her.
4 LARGE STocK.-L. b. Frankel,
grocery dealer. Main street, Gold Hill,
has his store plumb full Of goods
from top to bottom. He received a
fresh carload Of vegetables. butter, u
gar. etc.. to-day. Where he Is going to
stow them away Is more than We can
tell. Frankel keeps A No. l goods.
and We are glad to know that ho 10
doing a flourishing business.
Snow WINDOW SNAsuEp.-At an
early hour this morning a team.
hitched to a post In tho vicinity Of
HanaL's jewely store. Virginia City.
became frightened and twisted around
so as to bring tho end of the wagon
tongue In contact with Hanak's show
window. breaking thereby $3.50 worth
Of French plate glass.
Our AeAIS.-Mr. Hanifan, the gro
ceryman who was badly scratched and
bruised, evening before last, by a run
away accident, wouldn't stay in bed
long enough to make u item In re-
lstion to the affair a correct one. Not
withstanding his bruises. he Is out
again attending to his business to-day.
FoRAoE.-Hay retails In this section
at the present, for $50 per ton. This
morning. an Immense load Of superior
quality passed up through Mainstreet.
Cold Hill. 1t was consigned to the
Empire Mining Company. and came
from Mr.. Danberg's Dutch Fred)
ranch. on the east fork Of the Carson.
SILVER CrTY.-A large number Of
dwelllng-hou,es are going up in Silver
City, and a good degree OF business
activity Is noticeable throughout the
town. At present there Is quite a rage
for prospecting. Gold Canyon Is De-
ing prospected nearly the whole dis
lance from Silver City to Dayton.
CspsReorSa RErAIRs.-The Gold
Hill Brewery is being thoroughly over
hauled and rsftted. 1t has been re-
f,oored, and to-day it is being freshly
painted and papered. When all inc
~r.pairs are completed the saloon Will
present quite an attractive appearance
Rib BRoxEN.-Jsmss Littleton fell
-r .,r,fy. - while going down