Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-10

ciative audience. The performances
was q most excellent one. The stage
people were encouraged In their Ia
bers by the most enthusiastic demon-
STATIONS Of appreciation, the Opera
House at times fairly ringing with APP
plause. Miss Amy Stsne, rs Marie,
the Savoyard girl. was superlatively
good la all three departments, histri-
| onic, musical and ~terpslchorsan. Her
cornet solo was exqulsltely beautiful,
and called forth from tho audience en-
| core upon moore. She appears to Be
n, much at home with the cornet "a
| Csspari with the %clarlonst. Her In.
strumental effort did not seem to pro-
duce any exhaustion, notwithstanding
the "rarifed atmosphere" Among
the other performers entitled to CON-
mondatlon, was Miss Kitty Jordan.
who psrsonatsd Fanchetts very pleas
inrly. Mr.. w. G. Dudley made q cap
ital Commander. Mia Louise Osborne
and Miss Mary Watson, as Margaret
aud Warehouses. were very attractive.
The performance throughout was a
very enjoyable one. Tonight Will Dc
presented "Fanchon, the Cricket"
Miss Amy Stone taking the character
Of Fanchon. In which she has hardly
an equal. Those Of readers who
expect to attend the theatre tonight
should 20 early In order to secure
seats.
DIsrmcr CoURr-RIsiso, JuDdE.-
The following business was yesterday
transacted In this court: In the matter
OF Amelia smith, deceased, NJ. Holmes
was appointed administrator, and an
order was made appointing appraisers
and giving notice TO creditors. In the
matter Of the estates Of James Billing,
Thomas b. Mills and joseph L. Rich.
ards, deceased. an order was male In
each Of said estates for hearing OF APP
~plication to cell personal property.
Samuel Fad W. Joseph Etchsls-judg-
ment for plaintiff. Generic ct ais. VI.
I'ettlnelli ct ais; hearing OF restrain.
Ing order continued I'LL this morning
At ten o'clock. AL jurors were sx.
cuscd till tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Court adjourned Kill 10 A. II. this morn-
Ing.
A MARROW EscArE.-Last evening
as gentleman seated In q carriage
was driving rapidly along South G
street, Virginia City. couple Of small
lads caught hold OF the hind axletree,
and allowed themselves to be dragged
along until their bodies assumed q tan
genital position. One Of them, while
In tho act OF letting 70, fell
veiy violently to the ground. his
nose collldlng with M OF tho wheels.
The driver OF the Dayton stage, which
wac close behind, with difficulty re-
strained hls horses from trsmpling up
on the PROSTATE boy. The little Eel.
low roared Justify rs the blood
streamsd FROM his ose lie will
probably not care to repeat the ex.
pertinent before day after tomorrow.
RED MEs's PicSIc.-rhe Red Men,
Il will be remembered, are to hold a
grand fandsngo at the Bowers Man
sion on Saturday next. In order that
their pale.fscel guests may not suffer
fiom exposure TO thu u a sufficient
number OF passenger coaches have
been chartered to accommodate all
who may desire TO attend tho picnic.
The price Of tickets has been fixed at
s. 30. The possession Of a vii! Ne
n condition OF admission to the picnic
grounds.
GoLD HILL FousDRr..-George Em.
NETT, proprietor OF the we'll known
foundry In lower Gold Hill, Il pre-.
pared to MI orders for all kind, Of cast
ings In iron aud srass, including quartz
crushing and amllglmitlng maclin-
cry. There Il nothing In tho line OF
castings that no Is afraid TO tackle
from "a ilatiron TO a mammoth spur
wheel. see advertisement In another
column.
worru KSowIsd.-rhose OF u
readers who wish to procure = pair Of
neatly fitting boots or shoes, and at
the same time such NJ will wear like
iron. will do well to call on j. A.
winterbauer, whose place Of business
Ia on Main street, opposite the Eclipse
Stable. Mr.. w%intsrbausr warrants
his work aud Is very reasonable ss re-
gaids prices.
BUILDING IhrRovEMRsTs.-M N. NJ.
Friedrich, the we'll known jewelry
merchant OF Virginia City, Is building
an extensive addition TO his stsrs. The
new building, which will Be two stories
In hight, Is Intended as . shop fer the
manufacture Of all kinds Of goods In
his line. The lot, which 10 25xll0, We
are informed, was purchased at a cost
Of sl2,0
a NuIsAScE.-A cotorie Of young
stsrs still keep up the dangerous prac-
tlee OF playing ball Oh Main street,
thereby Frightening horses aud jsop-
ardizing the lives Of people driving
along the street. Their parents Will
be shortly called upon to explain why
these children are not In school daring
tho hours allotted for that purpose.
GOLD Hill BuRyiso GRoUSD.-The
Gold HIN cemetery grounds at present
are adorned with n P~roiuslsn Of wild
flowers. We regret to learn that the
project for introducing water Into the
cemetery has fallen through. The
Catholic burying ground Is already
filed with graves, so that a new burial
ground will have to be selected.
FnEIGnr.-Largc amounts Of freight
Of all descriptions arc constantly ar
irving by rail at Gold Hill and Vlr-
ginia. Wells. Fargo & Coz express.
insn are busily occupied fer several
hours every morning In delivering
fruits aud vegetables to the numerous
markets scattered along the line oil the
Comstock.
Tax COLLECTOR. Tho Virginia
City Board OF Aldermen seem TO Be
having considerable trouble In agree
ing upon a tax collector. They bal
loted last night about . hundred times
without arriving at n decision. There
were min. candidates la the field.
Tows TnusrKEs. = The Board OF
Town Trustees held 4 special meeting
this afternoon, aud passed two ordi-
nances, Que concerning the collsctien
of dog tax aud the other Ia regard to
A.