Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-05


PrrER's oPERA HoUsE.-Miss Annette
Ince made here debut at fiper's Opera
House last night before q large and APP
prcciatiye audience. The play selected
for the occasion was the "Hunehbaek,
Miss Ince appearing rs Julia. Her in
terprstation OF the character was fault
lessly correct and won for her frequent
and hearty Miss Ince possess
es dramatic ability OF a high order, such
As entities her 10 q position in the front
rank Of celebrities in the mimic world.
Miss Carrie Coggswell enacted the char
acter Of Helen admirably, and came in
for her full share Of applause. Mr..
Sautells, as Master Walter. was excel
lent both ne respects makeup and act
ing. Mr.. Charles Edmolds ~personated
the character of Sir Thomas Clifford IN
that gen.leman's usual felicitous style.
Mr.. Crosbie took of Fathom to perfec-
ton. The entire performance passed oil
very smoothly aud to the entire satisfac-
ton Of the audience. The grand old
play Of Elizabeth is announced for
this evening. Miss Incc appearing in the
title rolo. Those Of our readers who
would see some fine acting will do well
to attend tonight.
MrsrRs' USIoS PIcSIc.-on Saturday
next, il will be remembered. the Viz
ginia Miners Union are to hold n grand
picnic at Bowers Mansion. All who
attend may count upon having n good
time. The best bands VI music in the
State have been secured for thu occasion.
The committees having the matter IN
charge will leave nothing undone which
can contribute TO the comfort and enjoy
ment Of the guests. There will be a
great variety Of amussments at the
grounds, such as dancing, target prac-
tice. archery. base and football games,
whsel.barrow races, quot pitching, etc.
The price Of excursion tickets will DO
S2.5O.
SUNDAY School PIcRIc.-A goodly
number Of people attended the Union
sunday-school picnic at the Bowers
Mansion to-day. The excursion train
consisted Of nine platform cars and two
coaches. Nearly all OF the cars were
filed. The Washington Guard Band
accompanied the excursionists, and dis
courssd some delightful music when
passing Gold Hill and other stations on
the route. A considerable delegation OF
picnicers embarked on the train at the
Gold Hill station. The Virginia, Gold
Hill, Carson, aud Reno Sabbath Schools
were all represented at the picnic.
USPAID SrocK.-Certain stockholders
in the Imperial Mining Company whose
stock was sold under the recon assess
ment, can learn how they can redeem
the same by reading the official adyer-
tisement OF the Secretary in another
part Of this pc Der, under head of New
To-day"
Nxw ScHooL-nousE.-Tho new school
house, which is being erected in the
First Ward, Virginia. begins to loom up
conspicrously in the northern portion OF
the city. When completed IL will be one
OF the finest school buildings in the
State.
STOCKHOLDERS MEErISo.-The annual
meeting Of the Crown Point Ravine
Mining Company will DO held a, their
Office in San Francisco September Ith.
See official notice in our advertising coll
umns to-day.
Nrw BuLKuKAD.-The Belcher Mining
Company are building a bulkhead below
the dunn leading from the new air shaft,
In order 10 prevent the waste rock from
falling on the roofs Of houses in that
vicinity.
ALTA snvss MSISo CoNPASr.-The
regular annual meeting Of this company
will be held at the office in San Francisco
an The Goth Of the present month: See
official notice in u advertising columns
to-day.
BunprSo InrEovEnrSTs.-The build
ing mania still RACES in what Is known
"a Caledonia Town. Dwelling houses
are .nrineing up with marvellous rap
idity all over that portion of town.
Ixrnovrso.-Civil Engineer. t. ID.
Parkinson. OF Virginia City. who has
hem confined TO his bed for the past W
weeks with typhoid fever is improving
slowly.
BxIcuKR DrIprSp.-A dividend OF
a ner share, ~aecregating s3l2. 900. was
Ss.i.rcJ mon the capital stock OF the
Relcher Mining Company, payable Au'
gust 10th.
Framework ur.-The framework oil
An. nav building over the Justice hoist
inc works is already mp. II Is much
larger than the original building.
Pro inos.-Among the freight rs-
ceived this morning at the railroad depot
was a carload OF pig-iron for the Gold
Hill Foundry.
MrrronoLoorcAL.-In Gold Hill, at l
NJ. to-day, the thermometer indicated
a temperature Of "a degrees In d
shade.
CANINE ALrERcArIoS.-The only event
occurring on Main street to-day approIi-
to the sensational, was a big dog
eight.