Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-23


House was denssly crowded last night,
on the occasion Of the second entertain
msnt given by the Royal M~arionsttss.
The performances by the automaions
were absolutely wonderful, and II re-
quired a considerable exercise OF faith to
believe that they were not in reality
sentisnt beings. The variety entertain
msnt included vocal and instrumental
performances by Christy's Minstrel
Troupe; Blondin on the tight rope; Pat
and Biddy; Pole Balaneer; Chorus
Tommy; the Still Clown: Compound
| Turk; Comic Mules; Chinese Bell
Ringers, etc., followed by the fairy pan
tomine Of Little Red Riding Hood"
Last Of all came the transformation
scsne-a most magnificent spectacle. A
large number Of children attended the
matinee this afternoon. To hear their
expressions Of delight, while witnessing
the exhibition, would warm the heart OF
the veriest anchorite. The Msrionsttss
will give another Of their inimitabls en-
tertsihments tonight. Go N see
them.
DEPAEruEE.-About 100 people went
down to Reno on the passenger train last
evening. A majority Of them were on
their way to attend the Republican State
Convention at Winnemucca. The Lyon
county delegation were taken on board
the train at the Mound House. Large
achievements joined the e1cursionists
at Carson. At the last named place =
sleeping car was attached to the train for
the accommodation OF the delegates to
the State Convention. George Warren,
the gsntlemanly and obliging mail agent
on tho V. K T. II. r., says that q loilier
crowd never passed over the road. we
understand that q large mount OF cross
firing and pleasantly was INDUCED In,
everybody coming in for their full snare
Of good natursd abuse.
FAuIso.-But little hopes are enter
tanned Of the recovery Of jerry Cross,
who was severely Injured by a cave in
the Yellow Jacket mine, some two weeks
since. Owing TO the fact that morti-
hcation had set in. his right leg had to
be taken of, just above the knee. The
anputation was performed last evening,
Doctors Hall, Kirby. webbor. Conn and
Roger. being in attendance. r.. r.
Since tho above was written we learn
Of the death Of Mr.. Cross, which oc-
Cured at half past two o'clock this al
ternoon. The deceased was q native Of
Maine. aged about % years.
WATER TO Bx SHUT 0rr.-To-morrow
Thursday morning the water in the
main pipe, at the east side OF Main
street, Gold Hill, will be shut of for
Ave OF six hours, in order TO make some
needed repairs. Our t~o~nspeopls Will
regulate their ablutionary and culinary
business to suit the emergency.
NEw BRoxERs' FInN.-In another
column will be found the advertisement
Of II. p. Heating & Co.. successors
TO Miner & Hall. stock and money
brokers', Main street. Gold Hill. Our
townspeople will find Msssrs. Heating
4 Co. thoroughly reliable and trust
worthy in all their business dealings.
Nxv,n, PuLrn.-we have been IA
vorea with a copy Of the N,rudd Pulpit,
for the month Of August. It contains
an able sermon by Rev. G. ID. Roberts,
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at
| Elko, together with 4 variety Of inter
ssting religious intelligence.
BUILDING ihfho'hAhS-'"
Of the territory known as the Divide,
eas, Of c street, is covered with new
dwelling houses. Wherever lot. can be
obtained new houses are 70 w s''"
sPrihS'hs up uaiiy'
CONNECTION ihomAs S,.f
VINO c s ,e'"au - .om.
-, ,hs n.nsrs n. h.inc = son Of A. j.
Ralslon. The two Gentlemen referred