Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-29

audience, and with the exception Of q
few unimportant incongruities,a slight
hitch or two on the part Of some Of the
minor actors. passed of very well
and satisfactorily to all present. The
company Is a good enc. and includes
several excellent artists, most OF whom
last evening seemed to be pretty well
yersed In their parts. AID. Billings
succeeded very creditably as Uncle
'rom, and Edmonds rs George Harris
Hinckley MS Lagrse, aud Robinson as
81. Clair. also did we'll In their respec-
tive assumptions. G. w. Harrison
personated Marks, creating much
amusement by the eccentricity Of his
impersonation. As a low commedian
he evidently possesses talent OF a very
high order, aud he cannot fail 70 speed.
ily become q favorite with any au.
dience. Mis-. Jean Clara Walters per.
.onated Eliza and Classy very accep-
tably, and the Ophella OF Mrs. Chas,
Edmonds was given In capital style,
Miss Florence Kent personated Eva
very sweetly and effectively indeed.
Miss Mollie Raynor did the best she
could with what little there was In the
Oa ra,,er of Marie. and Mrs. Robinson
S"a,"us,ad chloe and Emeline. Man.
~ p;ts who nersonated Gumption
Cute and Phineas Fletcher, was quite
a leading feature Of the play. He Il
evidently an excellent actor and took
wc,I with the audience. The grand
wen VIII sne S,.sni,s bousrsr
w. VI Is S,ra Siha,tass nnrjvs,'
Wa, ns,.rSnns,;o ~ Tonsv
Ni,bo,ah a mere child In ear
experience or stature. she threw Into
tins peculiar cnarScIsr ues.se y, nav
urasIiess anu pPie ~ ,.hoid .UG
pevsr before seen e1ualied on this side
of the Sierra nevada Mountains. Hell
..EsSence of Virginia" dance wa a
most thoronpbly amusing and gro.
tesnne t~erpsic6orean feat Which called
s,rfh Immense applause and an en-.
core, She il also excellent on the
banio. and her efforts in that line were
heartily and deseryedly encored. He,
makeup In the character was DECIDED
y wniinSlcna nnu hts @ =, .ron
az IA alone Worth the price of admis
sinr anI NO are pleased 10 see tina,
,h. n,ov ~ HITnc,a Toms Cabin" /.
~ no Tsnc,ted Tonight. Go and Sc,
Tonsv hv ali means. For the benefit
~ r. rssid;no hero In Gold Hin O,
On the Divide we would state tina,
'J,rs Wbi,e's ,bpsss make trims from
,bs tba,tre m Gold Hill after the per.
fnrmoncs ia ever,
Eo, THE p,oSrrp R,1I.-For the &c.
comodot,on of neople IN Gold Hill who
wish 70 ATTEND the Pioneer Ball, n blu,
III n..a >. .,Lo ,hor nm ,,
VIII ue on G,,u "I ~ v,T I s,,r, from ms
vnS'n.n NY, =, which niacs 3
bus list will be left. Those who wish
to ride up please leave their name'
before CLOCK on rr,uay e,Ir'ns
Mt. .. W.. Noyts na' us," 80
the use OF MS parior 10 auIeS having
occasion 70 wait LOT the ouS'
The PIONEER BAII--ihe tickets
for the Grand Pioneer Ball which II
to take place on Friday evening mex,
In honor OF the johnston OIL Nesaua az
a state INTO the are sei nnii
TSIy i'oe.aaJ ~ ~ =" All
the old timers will be there with their
friends, consequently the ball Is sure
to be most 6ountifuiiy attended; inat
everybody WI nave a goou '"ne'
nobody need 1o"at'
Foor R,cn.-A loot race was ar
ranged to take place on the Divide
this afternoon between william Gill
min aud Ii. G. johnson for 1900 a side,
distance 20 yards. We have not learn
ed the result as we 60 to press.
BoILERs.-rhe New York Consolid.
ared Mining Company have purchased
and arc making p~reparatlons to re.
move A set of boilers from the old I'm.
perial works to e new hoiss'hg
"''NS N" '
Protected AGAINST FIRE.-Thc e1'
terror of the Methodist Church In Gold
Hill is being treated to a coat Of fire
proof paint. The roofs OF the new
Crown Point buildings are being slml-
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PERSONAL---VERY.. a. M risne'' gu
p~erlntendent OF Public instruction. e.
tarneu 20 ms neII y, % In ~
Atlantic States. His wife accompan.
led him.
son arrested for rape. was concluded
In the LYON county District Court to,
day. The Jury brought In q verdict o.