Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-03

~ 10" hitAluNts
before IL o'clock last night, an old
woman named Nit Raymond, the
keeper Of a small saloon, situated
three doors south OF McGurn's gro.
Gerry store. South G street, Virginia, |
was shot by n man while wraRgllng
with him about paying for the drinks.
The ball entered her left eye aud went
crashing through the brain. causing
Instant death. As soon rs he had CON-
mlt.ed the deed. the assassin took 10
his heels and rat up South c street,
and Was lost sight Of In the darkness.
A young woman named Jennie, who
was Ia the real portion OF the saloon
at the time tho tragedy occurred, Is
positive that she could Identity the
murderer. There are several theories
In regard TO the motive which led to
the commission OF the deed. The
woman was a procuress by profession.
and IL Is very probable that a friend or
relative OF some OF her victims as
slsslnated her from a spirit OF revenge. |
The deceased had n husband by the
name OF Smith who resides In Oak
land, California. She aud her husband
own, together, several tenement
houses In Oakland and one In san
Francisco, the whole b-lng worth
somewhere la tho nelghborhood OF
$4,000. The woman was about 90
"a Of age, had n full forehead. let
black eyes, and when on the street
wore a wig and g~old-ci.ed sp~ectaclss.
Rufus Smith, the husband OF the de-
....l 1900. ,..a tnEn.aEI. Is..tl... .f
the Peace In the town OF Lincoln,
Placer county, California, where he
resided most OF the time since 1850.
lie served several terms as such, and
was n Notary Public Tor n number OF
years.
IrrER's OrERA uousg.-rhero was
n large attendance at the Opera House
last evening, on 'he occasion OF the
presentation OF the splendid drama
entitled the Lancashire Lass" The
performance gave general satisfaction.
and Mr.. Barton nill's personation OF
"a Party by tho Name OF johnson "
was n triumphant success both as re-
CARDS makeup aud acting. MIR. VIII
son made a big hlt Ia the character OF
Robert I.edburn, as did also Mr.. Le-
man la the character OF Mr.. Kirby.
Mr.. Barry. was immensely funny as
Mr.. Jellick, and Miss Ellie y ilton
delighted the audience greatly with
her superb rendition Of the character
of Kate Garstone. Miss Nellie Cum
mins was very charming n Ruth
Kirby, and the balance OF tho por-
formers were excellent In their re-
spsctiys parts. The play entitled the
''Corsicln Brothers Is announced for
this evening.
TnE TENPLrroSs.-As will be seen
by advertisement In another column,
the Templetons will appear at Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hill. tomorrow
Thursday evening. That they will
receive a cordial welcome Il n foregone
conclusion. TO see Little Fay In her
lnimltable Imitation OF Pareps Rosa IA
alone worth the price OF admission
John Templeton Is also n big card and
never falls TO amuse an audience. Tho
vanes are splendid actresses and well
calculated to draw crowded houses.
The play selected for tomorrow even
Ing Il Scuba, or no War SPAIN"
HONE FnoN SCuooL.-Harry Gillis.
son Of John Glllg. OF the ~well-known
firm OF Glllig, Mott & Co., arrived In
Virginia City from Oakland this morn
ing Fer two years past he has been
attending school In an Academy Ia the
lat named placc. From the appear
ancs Of tho sub-Freshman we Jnage
that he has been applying himself 70
study ensrgetically. lie informs u
that George and Lenny Reynelda sons
OF l., REYNOLDS, who are ut the same
school, will be up on Saturday next.
w. hall expect to hear oil all three
landing In Yale n OF these days.
Tno.E NEW USiFonMs.-The new
uniforms Of the National Guard drum
corps, as also the new uniforms snd
equipments OF the Montgomery Guard'
which wore so much admired on sat-
urdsy last, were manufactured oy
Wcs.rs. Cohn & Isaacs. proprietors o
I'M. Whjts House, Clothing Store.
'rbe uniforms referred TO were made
10 order cut Of good, OF superior
apalIty. They were made up win the
greatest care and attention. Messts'
C.hn & Isaacs deserve credit Tor tnIn-
ing out such excellent work.
Roll or uosou.-rhc following
the roll OF honor OF the Divide school
for the month OF May: Ida Brewer
John Collins. Treylo Collins Eudis
n,,,.., Nellle Hawlsy, Jennie
Masking, Clara Henning.. Hattie iien-
ming. Sarah Louizelle, Louisa Loui-
rslis. Hattie Noble, Augusta SION
niger, Eta Stokes, Harry S.os srsomss'
Sharp, Nsttic Sharp, julia mss
Annie Thomas, Harry Woiiey' '
weleh aud George Wslch.
Fsusp DrAp.-James Coyie' a in'n
ab.u, 40 years OF age. was ioI'nu ueau
ia hls bed, In a cabin In the western
part OF Virginia City yesterday a'y ~
paon An ipaucst was held on inc
holy last eysning by Coroner Holmes
'rhs verdict was that deceased came W
MI, death from heart disease, supe''"'
auced by intempcrance.
Conference.-The water company
have extended their flume rs "r
Cedar Hill. and are now prepS.eu
furnish water to the SIERRA i.inc
Mining Company for hyura"a"
purposes. The last nan-'
will active ~opera.io'' :"
o as a pipe can be procured
Csus,,s and cold, are often over
Ioslsd. A Continuance for any length
Of time causes irritation OF the lungs
or some chronic throat c
browns Bronchial Troches NJ"
an sifsctual cough remedy.