Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-03

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PpER's OPERA HoUsE.-The dress
circle and parqustte Of Piper's Opera
House were both filled to overlooking
last evening, on the occasion OF the
presentation Of the emotional drama
entitled katy, the Hot Corn Girl"
Miss Laura Alberta enacting the char
acter of Katy in superb style. The
entire performance passed Of well, and
the audience manifested their appre-
citation Of the same in a very emphatic
manner. Manager Piper has been
very fortunate in securing so large n
number Of excellent. p~ainstaklng art
lists. Miss Laura Alberta and Mr..
G. W. Harrison appear, for the last
time. at the Opera House tonight. at
which time tho performance will open
wsth the roaring farce "Out to Nurse"
and will conclude with the pathetic
drama Of "Ireland as it Was" To-
morrow night the famous tragedienne,
Miss Fanny Cathcart. aud the power
full character actor, Mr.. George OAR
rell. appear for the first time IN the
great original drama, MAR aud
WIFE"
OwruAN's FAIR.-The fair in aid Of
the orphans at St. Mary's School will
be held in the ground story Of the Root
building. I'm Virginia city, commencing
this evening and lasting. probably, a
week. There are 10 orphans ut the
school, coming from all parts OF the
State, aud for the maintenance OF
which there Is no special fund. The
Sisters. In obtaining funds for the sup.
port OF these little one are compelled
10 rely mainly upon the generosity OF
the citizens of Storey county. IL Is TO
be hoped that the fair will be literally
patronized.
PIONEER MArrEEs.-The committee
OF arrangements in a notice which Will
be found In another column. direct
that persons holding unsold tickets to
the late Pioneer Ball return the same,
or their money equivalent to the per.
ions from they were obtained before
next Thursday, in order that they may
make their tur before next Thurs
day evening. All persons having bills
against the society are requested 10
present the same to w. ID. q. Gibson
at Gold Hill. or A. l.. Edwards Nir-
ginla City, before Thursday next.
BASEBALL GAME IN CARsoN.-The
Great Unknowns, Of Gold Hill, had a
tilt yesterday with the Silver Star
ball club Of Carson. at the last named
place. The game was a very interest
ing one.a and resulted in a victory OF
the Gold Killers by a score OF is to ~.
The Carson club intend coming up to
Gold Hill In a week or two. when a
much better game Is expected, rs n
Gold Hill boys have never played to-
gether before.
PKRsoSAL.-Jamcs f. Parker, one
of the editors and proprietors OF the
Inyo Independent, and present repre-
sentative elect to the California State
Legislature, called in to sec us to-day:
Finding the boys q little o~vercrowded
with work he pulled OIL his GOAT anu
kindly helped. Parker is an old typo,
and was formerly employed rs a ON.
positor In this office, aud also worked
on the Territorial Enterprise.
The weather to-day has been de-
cidsdly balmly. The FLEA ventured
abroad somewhat, children troiicked
I'm the streets and the PiuteS indulged
In protracted poker games OH tue hi.i-
sides. At noon the thermometer III
dlcathed n temperature OF u deg III
the shade.
UrRopoARioUs. Two individuals
who had been worshipinS too freely at
the shrine Of Bacchus created some
what of a disturbance ut the Piute
saloon OH Saturday evening last. The
damage caused by them amounted TO
only a few broken panes OF glass.
rAxEs.-we are requested 10 state
that the rax-Collector's office, near
tho corner of c and Taylor streets.
Virginia, will be open for the receipt
OF county taxes each evening, from u
o'clock till ..
DELINQUENT Llsr.-rhe delinquent
list In the matter Of the last assess
ment OF the Imperial and Jacob Little
Mining Companies are officially pub
lIshed In our advertising columns to-
day.
AssuAr. MEETING. - The annual
meeting Of the Confidence Gold " Sill
var Mining Company will be held in
san Francisco November 18th. See
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PnAnAoAH.-The faro games in town
started up lively this afternoon, a
large number Of men who had been
iusI paid oil seeming DESTROYS OF Civ
Ing their money a show.
PAY DAY.-The Crown Point and
Imperial mining companies paid oil
their EMPLOYEES to-day, the former dis.
bursting for labor about $4,000, II
the latter $4,000.
CoRnEcrIoN.-An error occurs in our
report OF the New York Consolidated
mine on Saturday last. the depth oil
the shaft should have read $50 feet i'll
stead Of 365.
FIRE ENGINE.-A fire engine fur-
nished to the citizens of Reno by the
Central Pacific Railroad Company. ar
rived In that place yesterday morning.
BUILDING lMrRovEMENTs.-Hon. e.
G. Stevenson has commenced i~nclosing
the new additions to the Douglas mill,
In lower Gold Hill.
JCsrIcE wmanr's CoURr.-No GRIM
inal business was transacted In Justice
Wright's court to-day.
PERsoNAI.-J. D. Treat, an old time
resident of Virginia, was In that city
yesterday.