Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-26

| Courtley. Both OF these talented art
lists have been greeted with crowded
houses night after night In San Frau
| cisco, and without doubt will meet
with a tiattering reception on the c
| sion OF their first appearance In Viz
| ginis City. Tomorrow evening the
great emotional play Of the New
MagdaleH' will be presented, Miss
Howard taking the character OF Mercy
| Merrick. The programme Is q most
attractive one. and we trust that Miss
Howard will meet with a hearty re-
ception.
Coon MANAGEMENT.-Our worthy
fellow.townsman, Thomas Gallagher,
| furnishes fuel to the Inhabitants,
sprinkles the streets, delivers freight,
merchandise, packages and parcels ar
wing per railroad, directed to his care,
and exercises a general supervision
| over this town. His wagons and team
ing arrangements are equal to any
heavy emergency, and he has the trans
p~orta,lon or delivery OF all the pom
dsrous machinery, castings, ETC.,
daily arriving for the various mill
ing and mining works. The most
powerful engines, huge boilers, pom
| derous spur wheels, and all that sort
| Of thing are handled with wonderful
facility and ease. Old sailor-like Gal
lagher does not believe In the unneces-
sary expenditures of human strength.
| He and his small force Of able.bodied
1890 or,1 u,tth laparl Nr0vvhor RI
chains and other weapons, transfer the
heaviest boilers, shafts, and Iron arti-
| cles generally, from the railroad cars
to wagons about as easily as they
| would handle cord wood. This Is all
| done without fuss or stralning, and Is
the result of good management.
ASHES AND NAILS IN THE STREET.
Town Marshal Kelly desires us to warn
all persons against the too common,
yet unlawful practice, Of throwing
ashes out into the street. Aside from
the nuisance thus created. the most
serious result Is the crippling Of ami
mails from the nails contained In the
ashes sticking into their feet. Mr..
Gallagher has just lost a valuable
horse from this cause. In passing
along the street the animal trod on a
nail, which penetrated deeply into the
frog OF his hoof, tanning him badly,
and finally producing lockjaw, causing
his death. Marshal Kelly will strictly
enforce the Town Ordinance In this
matter, and the first person he finds
violating it, by throwing ashes into
the street, will be punished to the full
extent OF the law.
MAY HOWARD To-SIeHT.-This IA
vorite actress, who for months past
has been playing to crowded houses in
san Francisco, deservedly became a
very popular favorite there. as she has
wherever she has played. Manager
Piper has been for a long time past
en%deavoring to ecure her fora short
season at the Opera House, and it
is a subject of congratulation to our
numerous theater-goers that he has at
length succeeded. or her great tai
ents as an actress Of the highest order
we need not speak. Her fame has
preceded her. and she will have a
crowded, fashionable audience to greet
her first appearance this evening upon
the Opera House stage.
THANKSGIVING FIxtNGs.-The fine
fat turkey so considerably sent US this
morning by the famous grocery man,
McGurn, South Z street, Virginia, Is
not what induces the writing Of this
item. Most any one, however, would
consider it as a mute and appropriate
appeal from that huge and tasteful
array Of comfortable looking turkeys,
chicKenI, ducks, geese and other
Thanksgiving game hanging in front
Of McGurn's, asking for appreciatiye
recognition and observation. He
claims It to be the largest, finest, best
and cheapest lot Of feathered goods
ever brought to this section, and in
vites everybody to come, buy and see
for themselves.
The New MAGDALEN.-This beauti-
full play will be enacted at Piper's
Opera House tomorrow evening with
the popular actress, Miss May Howard,
in the principal character. IL Is a play
of great moral and intellectual merit,
just such rs most people will wish to
witness rs the closing exercises OF
Thanksgiving Day. Those, however,
who prefer to spend the evening In u
less worldly manner will do we'll to
90 to the Methodist Church aud listen
to Mrs. Van Colt, the great evangelist.
THANKSGIVING DINNERs.-At Phlpp's
franklin House, just below the Vel
low Jacket office Peter Becker's Gold
Hill Restaurant, and Noyes' Maynard
House Restaurant, Thanksgiving din
ners will be given tomorrow for the
special enjoyment Of their numerous
customers. They will have turkey,
chicken, g~eeseberry sauce, pies. cake,
cheese. and all that sort OF thing, IN
abundance. Nobody In Gold Hill need
lack for a Thanksgiving dinner II they
can raise four bits.
SQUARE ur YoUR AccoUNTs.-In our
advertising columns to-day, Mr.. ST.
mon Frazer, Of the Sapphire Saloon,
Lower Gold Hill, gives notice to all
who are indebted to him, that unless
they come forward promptly and set
tie by or before the 10th Of December
next. that he will put their accounts
into the hands of a constable for COL
lection. Those who fear the tender
mercies OF the law had better walk up
to the Captains Office and settle forth
with.
SILvIA's CoSDrrroN.-Last evening,
In company with n Of the attending
physicians. we visited Antoine Silvia,
who il will be remembered, lost both
his feet by a railroad accident a month
ago. We are pleased to report that
Mr.. Silvia Is getting along finely. His
limbs, which were subjected to ampu-
tation, are nearly we'll. As soon as
cork feet and legs a be procured he
! will be able to take his regular exer-
else In the open air.
CALIFORNIAN CLuB.-A special meet
ing of the Virginia Caledonian Club
will be held at Miners Union Hall,on
B street, Virginia, ut Z o'clock T. NJ
| saturday, Nov. Goth. A prompt at
tendance of the members Is requested,