Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

DECRAsED.-Dled, In Carson City,
March llth, Harry Shrlcves. Tho
simple announcement will bring grief
to many a heart. Everybody along
the limo OF the V. & 7. Railroad will
miss his %lovial, kindly greeting. No
conductor ever enjoyed such a popu.
larity a. he. We knew him well,
roomed with him and ate with him.
lie was to us rs n brother, and II VIC
TAIL TO do justice to his worth, IL Is be-
cause the page whereon we write IL
blotted with tears. Let US hope that,
LIES titful fever over, he sleeps
we'll" The deceased was the son-ln-
law Of George Tuly, a well known
citizen OF Carson. and leaves young
wife aud two children to mourn his
early death. Harry was = member OF
Virginia Lodge No. 8. +. and A. NJ,
of Virginia City. also OF Virginia
Chapter and Dewitt Clinton Comman-
derry. lie wa also 4 member Of Car
son Lodge No. 4, |. o. o. F., and also
u member OF tho Tribe Of Red Men OF
that place. lie was q native Of Ohio,
aged % years. His funeral will take
place ut Carson tomorrow.
SESsArIoSAL.-We have received an
advance copy Of the "Comic Adver-
%,l.er," to DO issued shortly by Rein.
stein IS Wolf, tho well-known clothing
dealers, Main street, Gold Hill. II 10
devoted entirely to their " adver-
Using. and editorially takes no part In
politics. IL Is about the size Of the
Carson Tribune aud Is properly Illus
trated. Tho head piece represents
Wolf with n goose quill stuck behind
his starboard ear, showing some strong
minded females where they can buy
brooches. Then comes \ picture OF
Main street. Gold Hill, and the great
rush to their store. On the third page
/, a picture Of old Mrs. Sprlggins OF
Carson. coming up on the cow.catcher
Of Que Of the Virginia and Truckee
locomotives In order TO be ahead OF
everybody else In the rush to secure
good clothing for husband and sons.
The last picture Of all 10 that Of a well
known old hummer trying to get
credit for n new coat. Wolf don't see
Ii. The likeness Is very striking.
CONTAMINATED. - Tho Washington
Guard, many OF whom were born In
the same locality as Miss Rogers, did
honor to the distinguished actress by
attending the theatcr In \ body and In
uniform. Their soldierly appearance
was the subject OF favorable comment.
both among u home people and
the strangers s%ojourning In Virginia.
At the conclusion Of the performance
at the Opera House, the Washington
Guard Band repaired to Williams "
Bixler's building. and favored their
country woman with q serenade. The
music was exqulsitely beautiful. At
the conclusion Of tho screnade the
charming actress, leaning OH the arm
Of General Williams. appeared OH tho
balcony, and In n few words thanked
the baud heartily for the compliment
paid her.
PirsR's OrEIA HoUsE.-The Opera
House was densely crowded last night,
OH the occasion OF Miss Rogers 5enefit.
The distinguished actress enjoys an
unprecedented popularity. The per-
formance opened with the very pleas.
ing drama entitled "woman's Heart"
Miss Rogers In the character OF lsola
the blind girl covered herself with new
laurels. She was ably supported. The
entertainment concluded with the high
ly amusing comedy entitled tho Though
Diamond" la which Miss Rogers ap'
peared again to great advantage In the
character Of Margery. Our theater-
soers will be pleased to learn that the
performance is to be repeated this even-
Ing.
REcoyEmSG.-Col. J. j. Hayes, for.
merly a prominent resident OF Gold
Hill, and for some years past OF the
firm Of Gle. Hayes It Co., wholesale
liquor merchants, San Francisco, was
taken suddenly with congestive chills
In that city about n weeK ago, which
developed into pleura-pneumonla. Day
before yesterday n telegram from his
wife to l.. 4. Fox. Esq, Of the Gold
Hill market, stated that Mr.. Hayes
was lying dangerously III, but last ev-
ening another Telegram announced
that he was much better, aud In n fair
way to recover. His many friends In
this section will be pleased 20 hear OF
Ills speedy restoration to health.