Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-17

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Booth appeared last night as Juliet. Her
rendition Of that character 10 not quite
as pleasing as that Of Miss Rogers. ON
account OF natural disadvantages pos
sessed by the former. However. the
balcony scene in the second net drew
forth hearty applause from the audience.
as did also several other well-rendered
passages. Mr.. Joseph wheelock is the
best Romeo that has visited US for some
time. and no dessrvedly divided the
honors OF the evening with Mrs. Booth.
Mr.. Edmonds made an excellent Mereu-
tic. and Miss Cummins nm admirable
Count dc Paris. Mr.. Billings appeared
to great advantage as Friar Lawrence.
Mrs. Edmonds, " Nurse. displayed well
her talents. The party who attempted
10 enact the character Of Capulet OBJ
tanned - as q Photographic reporter
would say-chcers and laughter. To-
night Lord Lytton's great five-act drama
Of the LADY Of Lyons" with Mrs.
Booth as Pauline and Mr.. whselock as
Claude. will DO placed on the boards.
Mrs. Mollie Raynor. an old .~favorite OF
Virginia play-goers. will mako her hrst
re-appearance in the above romantic
drama. us will also Mr. ]. Dudley. Mr..
Piper intends this week to place before
the iheater-going public such bills as
will cause them to thank him with more
than usual sincerity for the rare treats
offered. Every night tho programme
will be changed. and u lady readers
should not miss tho opportunity OF be-
holding tho elegant. costly and varied
costumes Of Mrs. Booth. To q LADY.
one look alone at one dress Of this star
actress Ia alone worth the agony Of
dressing for the theater."
willow JACKET ENGINE CoMrISr's
BALL.-"Long looked for, come at last"
Tonight the agony will svsntuats. Flora
McF1imsey, who. for the pasttwo weeks.
has been examining her wardrobe TO as
certain her most becoming dress. has at
last decided. and she will +" rag out in
her best bib and tucker. arrange her
back hair. clasp her escort by the arm.
and proceed in one OF the carriages pro-
yidsi by the company to Miners Union
Hall in Geld Hill. We have not as yet
a~scer,ained either at what time she will
arrive nor who the happy man is who
will act as her train bearer, but all who
mr.. anxious or undecided on this point,
had better be on han& Until early
morn the light fantastic will be tripped
by the fsshionablss Of Virginia and Gold
Hill. Those who think that all beauty
Of the coast is conferred in Oakland n
San Francisco, will find out hsw much
they arc mistaken by attending tonight.
PRrsrxrlrIox.-Mr. J. A. Myriek. late
Superintendent Of the 0verman. was
presented at tho mino yesterday morn
ing with a handsome g~old-headod man.
zanita cane. by his lato employees. A
gold shield set in tho stick below the
gold head was inscribed thus: Pre-
sentcd to J. A. Myrick. Supt. OF o. 8. NJ.
Co., by the employees OF the mine
On one side OF the head Is engraved.
Token Of Estssm;' on the other.
.'Nov. l6. 1874. Gold Hill. Nevada"
The value oil u SUCK IN esuna'eu !"
over $50.
DISTRICT CorRr -hisiSo' 'upoh'-
Tho following business. was transacted
in the District Court yesterday morning;
Thomas ID: Hunt o. ~. sane ".
Hunt ct al; cause .eiel,eu oaA
Seeley, to TAX M.
ment. z n. .iais . To- =,
al.; continued ,or .,asr mada
told nm 90 collect coats Of
diIseuhs 'n .,rr.d in aid action. The
aI;ansnsJ until 10 O'Clock this
court ad~loufhou UNI"
- cx, Mr,rrrvpr or
G.. r.. ,,wr, of Gold Hill and
..x h.v. ns,.r
virginia VIC are 'o''' &c.,
carried on the PAIN ior ihoia-t', ~