Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

PIrxR's 0PrxA HousE.-Senator Piper
lad the pleasure last evening Of seeing
for the seventh or eighth time that his
enterprise in securing Mr.. Frank Mayo
was duly appreciated by the thsatsr-go-
ing population Of Storey county. As
usual, the house was we'll filed. and
Mr.. Mayo. in his inimitabls impsrsona-
ton Of Davy Crockett. the back-wsoas-
man. was dessrvsdly treated to round
after round OF applause. Miss Rosa
Rand A. Eleanor Vaughan, the heroine.
came in for her share Of the applause.
as did also Miss Cummins n Bob. and
the other membcn Of the company.
Tonight will be presented. for the first
time Boucicault's magnificent drama
"Tho Streets Of New York" with
Frank Mayo IA Badger and Miss Rand
as Lucy Fsirweathsr. This drama 10
ever played throughout the States to
overfiswing houses, and its production
at the Opera House will be no exception
to the rule. II is q play full OF thrilling
interest to all New Workers, or those
who knew anything Of the ms and outs
Of that great metropolis. All levers OF
good acting should not miss this oppor-
tsnity Of seeing Mr.. Mayo in his origin
al character OF Badger. Those unable
to obtain seats tonight can secure them
tomorrow a. the box-ofics is open from
10 A. ~. to 4 O'Clock p. n.
BuRoLAnzKp. The Warrington House
or the Divids-was burglarizsa this
morning between the hours Of l and 5
o'clock A. N. The thief succeeded in
cutting q pane OF glass from one Of the
windows. and by that effected an
entrance. The spoils that he succeeded
in abstracting. consisted Of S2h in short
bit pieces. forty-fve dollars worth OF
cigars, and a six-shootsr. He did not
leave his card, consequently the ever
vigilant police Of Virginia may have q
little difficulty in getting him in their
clutches. liant IL about time some OF
these house-brsaksrs were brought TO
grief?
URlnRoAp IrrMs.-The Virginia and
Truekes Railroad. a. well a. the Central
Pacific. are now running o. i'm, thu
roads being free from snow. Freight
business continues in q flourishing con-
dition at the Gold Hill depot. the prin-
cipal receipt being wood. So great il
the demand that the esnsiyness are
often disappointed in not receiving their
orders. The reason Of the trouble 10
that enc or two OF the engines belonging
to the railroad company are laid up for
repairs. Ore shipments to mills on the
Carson continue good. averaging about
$50 o n daily.
SrpEwALKs.-Ths sidewalks OF Gold
Hill for the past two weeks have been
well patronized by pedestrians, and II Is
not strange, for the mud and slush ON
Main street has prscluded the idea OF
using II for moonlight. or even sunlight.
ramblss. II 10 not astonishing on fair.
dry DAYS to soc the walks deserted and
the middle Of the street occupied, cen
sidsring tho fact that II q man wants to
walk from tho vsssy House to the rail-
road. and takes the sidewalk. he u
obliged 10 climb about 200 steps, moro
or lsss.
OFFICIAL ELECTION RrrunSs OF
sroKxr CouSrr.-At ~ N. to-day the
vote OF the Third Ward, Virginia, had
not been counted. Tho County Com
missionsrs were to have met at l p. y.
for the purpose OF canvassing the county
vs,s, but the canvas could not have
taken place were the returns from fhe
Third Ward still out. II 10 useless to
re-hash the list already given and We
therefore deem IL best to let the matter
rest until tomorrow when. in all probs-
bilitiss, the Official list can be published.
To TAr.PArkls.-Stats and county
taxes for 1874 are now due and payable.
On and after Monday. November 10th,
tho same will bs delinquent, IL there
fore bshovss those Who m fortunate
enough to pssssss TAXABLE property To
step up 10 the ofics Of County Treasurer
Nye, situated on the southeast corner
Of c and Taylor streets. Virginia. and
settle II they have not already done 80.
TOE MAsmkp.-Jsmss DUNCAN, while
working in the Crown Point mine this
msrning. was unfortunate enough to al
low one Of his big toes to get mashed by
a piece OF falling timber. DIR. Hall at
tended the wounded man and found II
necessary TO amputate the wounded
member. The man is now - comforta-
bic Is can Be expected under the cir
oumstancss.
TIE Ball Of the Yellow Jacket Engine
Company No. 2 takes place on Tuesday
evening. November 18th. at Miners
Union Hall, Gold Hill. Great prepare
tons are being made to make this ball
n Of the grandsst affairs OF the
season, and judging by the list Of names
OF our citizens composing the COMMITTEES
on Arrangements it cannot help being q
decided success.
HAppr PArHxa.-John Minnadsw. oil
Gold Hill, has had m increase in his
family since our last issue was publish
ed. On Sunday morning q little stran-
Ger made Its appearance In the family
and John Is happy. It's giri, ana
mother and daughter are both doing well.
Couous n Cons are often over
looked. A continuance for any length
of time causes irritation OF the lungs or
some chronic threat disease. Browns
pror.hi.I Trochss are an sffsctual cough