Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-11

PIrER's 0rEu HousE-MIsS RoGER's
BrSEFir.-"Led Astray" was re-
pes,ed at the Opera House. last night,
to a large aud appreciativc audience,
The play was placed upon the stage
In excellent style and gave general
satisfaction. Tonight Miss Rogers
takes her farewell benefit, on which
occasion will be enacted Vandenhof' 8
celebrated iive-act play entitled wo-
mans Heart" Miss Rogers appearing
la the role Of lsola, tho Blind Girl.
The performance will conclude with
the splendid comedy entitled the
Trough Diamond" Miss Rogers as
on a previous occasion taking the char
acter OF Margery. The bill Is very
attractive one aud would Of Itself,
independent OF the fact that Miss Ro'
gers Il to be the beneficiary, draw \
crowded house. As an Indication OF
the appreciation and regard entertain
ed by M people for the distinguished
actress, we may remark that nearly
every seat In tho dress circle Is engag-
ed already. Tonight Is the last night
but three OF her engagement. n grand
matinee will be given on Saturday at
ternson, on which occasion lied
Astray" Will be repeated. The next
theatrical celebrities who are TO APP
pear nc the Opera House are John L.
Raymond and Miss Emma Gordon.
They make their debut next Tuesday
night.
BESEFIr or FLoREScE kESr.-Next
Monday evening the charming actress,
Miss Florence Kent. will take a benefit.
The young lady la question has been
tlreless la her efforts 10 entertain our
the~ater-goers, and has always been ex-
cellent In whatever she attempted. a
very attractive bill will be presented
Gu the occasion. aud We trust that the
little spite will receive u rousing
benefit.
TRAIN LArE.-The passenger train
from Reno, due here at 5 4. NJ, did not
arrive until 20 minutes past $. As a
compensation for the delay, 1t brought
the regular Eastern mail aud all the
back mails IRON the West, which. fot
several days have been accommodating
along the linc Of the Central Pacific.
rnASsrEnRED TO GOLD IIiLL~-rhe
following pupils have been trans
fcrrcd from tho school on the d.
vide to the Gold lllll Public School,
viz : Thomas Booth, Jackson Darst,
William Doublebec. Samuel Horne,
Henry Russell and Pete Russell. They
will report to Prof. James for exam
ination and assignment.
DISTRICT CsURT.-The only business
transacted In the First District Court
yesterday morning was the postpone
Inent OF the ease u the State vs.. Jas.
Mulligan until the 18th Inst. Trial
Jurors excused until 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning, to which hour court ad-
journed.
FAnISa.-we regret to learn that
Harry Shrleyes, the popular conductor
on the Virginia Il Truckee Railroad,
Is not 50 well a. when last We referred
to him. Yesterday morning he was
attacked with hemorrhage ot the lungs.
lie Is stopping at present In Reno.
AT present there Is only one bag
gage and express 4 Oh the Central
Pacific Railroad. east OF Reno. A
large number Of these cars are side
tracked at Reno.
FIRE BEREAVEMENT. - The regular
monthly meeting OF tho several CON-
panies composing the Gold Hill Fire
Department will be held this (Wednes-
days evening.
AssEssMEsT.--The Tyler Mining
Company have levied an assessment OF
20 cents a share. See official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
Pacific CoAsr PIoSEEIs.-A meet
ing Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers will
be- held ut their hall on II street, Vir-
glnla, tomorrow evening.
PnyHciASsin Virginia complain that
the sanitary condition OF that city
at the present time Is distressingly
healthy.
PosrroSEp.-The trial Of the par
ties arrested for cock-fghting has been
postponed until Friday next.
IL.-Miss Mile Sackett, tho actress
for several days past has been serious
ly III.
JOSH BuLINas will lecture at the
Carson Theatcr next Saturday evening
PxasosAL--Uncls Horace n. vesey
was In town to-day.