Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-21
p1rER's OPERA HousE-ARRAn-NA.

makeup and enactment OF the char
acter. Mr.. Pike p%ersonated the char
acter of Shaun, the Post, splendidly,
and won for himself frequent and
hearty applause. Mr.. Billings az Col.
O'Grady, was faultlessly correct. The
several lady performers enacted their
parts in good style aud contributed
greatly to the enjoyment Of the au-
dience. The performance was a grand
success throughout, and we are glad to
learn that It Is to be repeated this
evening.
UNpAuSrEp.-A short time ago the
town of Reno was laid in ashes. The
only structures spared were the rail-
road buildings. Chamberlaln's hotel
and a few cottages In the suburbs Of
the town. Nevertheless, the Remedies
were not disheartened, but, on the
contrary, entered energetically upon
the work OF rebuilding on the burnt
district. Three hundred carpenters
are engaged at present In erecting
wooden structures upon the site Of
those destroyed by the late fire. Thir-
ty stores and saloons have been built
already. and as many more are In pro-
cess Of erection. Morton, Lake & Co.
are building a mammoth brick build
ing, having q front Of 1877 feet. The
business men OF Reno are certainly
deserving Of great credit for the enter
prise they have displayed in building
up the burnt district.
The PI.AcE.-Persons who are desir-
Gus Of purchasing a serviceable and ut
the same tim a fashionable suit Of
clothing will do we'll to call on Messrs.
Cohn & ISaacs, at the white House."
Virginia City. We passed by there
yesterday, and were astonished on be-
holding the immense stock OF clothing
piled up on their shelves and counters.
They are prepared to furnish . CLOTH
Ing outfit for every man and boy
in the State Of Nevada. With such an
immense stock to select from, every
body is sure to find something to their
taste. Messrs. Cohn Il Isaacs sell their
goods at the very lowest living rates.
Give them u call and save money
thereby.
In BAD LUcx.-A telegram from Eu-
reka says that a lire, occurring about
l o'clock yesterday morning, destroyed
a number Of houses In that town. In
GLIDING the Sentinel office. The fire
originated in n Chinese wash house,
and the total loss Is about $50, 900. Our
friend George Cassidy, editor and pro-
prietor of the Sentinel, lost all, about
Sl2, 900 worth, having no insurance;
yet, with characteristic energy, he did
not wait to cry over the embers, but
before daylight commenced rebuilding.
We glory in you, George. May the
Sentinel arise from its ashes more pros
porous tnan ever.
IrnAD STEVENS CI.oCKs.-Postmaster
Chubbuck. who was down to San Fran
cisco on the occasion Of the recent
famous race when Thad Stevens made
| such excellent time, beating all those
eastern flyers, concluded to bring
some good time with him. He accord
ingly invested all his greenback win
| nings In clocks. He secured about n
wagon load Of all sizes, from that Of n
mud-turtlc to II cart-wheel. They are
all tirst-rate time-keepers, and are for
sale at the lowest kind Of prices to suit
tee times.
HOME AaAIS.-Among the arrivals
from San Francisco by this mornings
passenger train from Reno we noticed
IL. G. Maynard OK broker, Mr.. Miner,
of the firm OF Miner & Hall bankers
and brokers, Col. Jewett Adams,
Andrew Haggerty and VIM. Brooks,
head blacksmith at the Yellow Jacket
mine. The principal topic Of their
conversation all the way from Reno to
Gold Hill, was horse.
GRAND LODGE, F. s. a. M.-The
Grand Lodge, F. &. A. NJ, which has
been in session for several days past In
| Virginia City, Is getting along har-
moniously and is ~transacting COM
| mittee business with commendable
dispatch. The election and probably
the installation Of officers, will take
place tonight.
Or INTEREST TO EvERrBoDY.-Read
Burrall's auction notice, which will be
found under the head Of New To-
day." Auctions will be held on Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays; splsn-
| did bargains offered. Choice books,
stationery, toys and fancy goods old
dirt cheap. Give him a call.
MINING STOCK LosT.-Five shares OF
Yellow Jacket mining stock have been
lost. Transfer Of tho same has been
stopped. The finder will confer a ia
vor by returning the same to D. u.
| Dodds, Railroad Lodging House, Gold
| Hill. See advertisement under head
of New To-day"
PERsoMAI--Mr. Story, attorney
for the Nevada Land and Mining Com
pany, took his departure for London
last evening. During his stay In Reno
he endeared himself to a large circle
of friends by his uniform kindliness
OF heart and uprightness of character.
KNIGHTS OF ~PYTuuAs.-Members Of
the Order of Knights of Pythias. are
requested to meet at Odd Fellows
Hall, Gold Hill, on Monday afternoon,
November q, ut l o'clock, sharp. Inn
portant business will be transacted.
See notice In another column.
GONE BELow.-Charles L. Perkins.
ex-State Printer, and Mr.. WIN. Hope,
n successful p%rospector, left for San
Francisco by last evenings train.
They expect to return shortly to the
Comstock range.
FouNp.-A small roam COW, wearing
a bell. The owner can have the ru-
minant by calling at the Silver House,
| Silver City John Bennetts proprietorh
aud paying expenses OF Advertising
etc.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. The Balti-
more Consolidated Mining Company
have levied an assessment of 81 per
share. See official notice In our adver-
Using columns to-day.
SrRENApRp.-Rev. Father Manogue
was the recipient of a delightful sere-
made at his residence, Virginia, last
evening, on the occasion Of his return
from Europe.
GRAND JuRY.-Members Of the
c.,a I,rv nre requested to meet at