Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-04

$40, and one cord Of wood was or
dered for Mrs. Morris, both being iu
needy circumstances.
Adjourned.
pnER's OPERA HoUsE.-Manager
Piper Is favoriug u theatre-goers
with n series OF most excellent and
highly enjoyable entertainments. The
performance opened last night with
the roaring comediet Ia entitled "Oui
to Nurse" which was enacted III
splendid style. Laura Alberta, the
gifted juvenile actress, %personated the
character Of Susie to perfection, and
caused the audience to deeply regret
her final disappearance from the Opera
House stage. Mr.. A. D.. Billings was
most excellent both In makeup and In
his rendition Of the character Of MIR.
Botherton. The character OF Mrs,
Botherton was also %personated admir-.
ably by Miss Florence Kent. a most
charming actress. During the inter
lude Miss Nellie Sackett sang a serlo
comic song delightfully."-, and tor al
encore gave 'Constantinople." The
performance concluded with the pa
thetic and emotional drama entitled
Ireland as 1t Was" Mr.. Charles
Edmond held the audience la wrapt
attention by his faultlessly correct rem
dition Of Dan O'Carolin. Mr.. Maurice
Pike, rs Ragged Pat, was immense.
The principal character, Judy O'Trot.
was personated by Miss Jean Clara
Walters, true to life, and captivated
the entire audience. In fact, we do
not remember I've to have seen 1t done
quite so we'll. The other characters
were excellent in their respective
parts. Tonight the eminent tragedi-
enne. Fanny Cathcart, and the powell
full young character actor, George Oar.
rell. will appear In the great original
drama, from Wilkie novel, entitled
Mar and Wife" Go aud see them.
PERsoSAL.-James Parker, engineer
of the Crown Point Hosting Works,
returned home recently from about a
months tour through Eastern Ne
vada and Utah. He visited various
mining and military camps, among
which were Lewiston, East Canyon,
Bald Hill, Stockton and Camp Floyd.
A number of the mining districts are
in a prosperous condition, while
others are dull. Judge Hayden, Of
Lyon county. is practicing law In Salt
Lake City Mike McCluskey, al old
time Gold Hitler, Is keeping a saloon
on Main street; William Sholes, for
merly OF Carson City. ditto. While
In the city Mr.. Parker attended the
theater and witnessed the presentation
OF the drama "Out at Sea-" which he
says was put upon the stage in fine
STYLE. Sunday before last he heard
Elder Q. Cannon discourse in the
Tabernacle to an audience Of about
1000 Latter Day Saints. He des-
scribes the church organ as a most
magnificent instrument, being very
costly and certainly n Of the best In
the world. The snow storm which
visited tie Salt Lake country three
weeks ago. caused considerable dam
ace in the way Of breaking down fruit
and ornamental trees. Mr.. Parker
had a very pleasant trip. aud returns
to his duties refreshed mentally and
physically.
CARSON MlNr.-The Superintendent
Of the Carson mint received yesterday,
says the Appeal. one ton and one
pound of mixed bullion, gold aud sill
yer. The gold in the bullion will be
parted and put into coin. The silver
will be refined and put into "flne"
silver bars, and returned to depositors
for deposits received. On the same
day 726 ounces OF gold were received
from Virginia City, sent to the mint
for coinage.
PERsoSAL.-Mr. Henry Tenby, an
old. time resident Of Gold Hill, returned
to this place again from England, after
an absence Of 2la years. He brings
back with him a beautiful and accom-
plished young wife. All Of his old ac-
quaintances were very glad to see his
genial continuance once more, and
numerous were the congratulations lie
received in respect to his matrimonial
venture.
NOSE FI.ATTENED. - Ben Laws, a
blacksmith at the Crown Point hoist
ing works, met with a novel mishap
to-day. While engaged in sharpening
some drills ut the works, the "helper'
accidentally caromed on his nose with
the end of a sledge handle, thereby
fattening the same to about the size oil
a Lima bean. He Is In hopes that II
will grow out again.
RACING AT ASSOCIATION TRAcE.-Ex-
tensive preparations are being made
for a grand time at the races shortly
to take place at Association Track. A
number Of fleet horses are already un.
dergoing training there, and a good
deal OF interest Is manifested In the
matter by all lovers Of tho noblest OF
domestic animals.
BUILDING IMrRovEMENTs.-The PEG.
| pie living In Crown Point ravine, have
had a serve attack of the building fever,
About % houses have been erected In
the West end this Fall. Four new
ones were started to-day.
PrRsoNAI.-H. G. Maynard retired
broker. Gold Hill. has turned carpen
tar. and is at present engaged In putting
nm an awning In front Of the BLOCH
which bears his name.
OyEaNAN MAcnINERy.-Among th'
freight received at the railroad depot
Gold Hill, this morning, were two "a
loads of machinery for the Overmar
hosting works, including one nam
moth boiler.