Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-13


Heart was enacted last night before q
crowded house. Mr.. Mayo vas cast for
Raphael Duchalet. Miss Rand as Marie.
Mr.. Ednonds as Frederick Voltage, Miss
Balm as Mile. Marco. and Mrs. Edmonds
~ Nine. Duchalet. As a whole, the
play wa characterized for he manner
in which each actor or actress performed
his or her allotted part. Many times
has this renowned drama been placed
upon the bills Of the Opera House, but
never has II been mounted as II was last
night. Mr.. Mays did well-bettsr than
his admirers anticipated; but Miss Rand
fairly carried Off the honors Of the cven-
ing. Tonight '.Davy Crockett" returns
10 greet his friends once morc. As this
10 Mr.. Mayo's specially, II cannot fail to
draw. Tomorrow night CALIFORNIA;
favsrits bids Us adieu.
CAPTAIN JuLrs.-A langhab.e typo
graphical error was apparent in last
evenings Chronicle. Geo. NJ. Marshall.
the local. wrote an item having reference
to City Tailor Lloyd. He is not = bad
writer BY any means, but. ON the con-
trary. eIcels all his brethren Of the
pencil in forming his letters and dotting
his is. The copy was hung ON the
hook, and in due time was removed by
A new typo, who, net thinking IL posi-
BILE that a jailor could o~ficiate with any
degree Of efficiency without a title. act
up the copy thus: Captain Jules Lloyd.
Ned LLOYD feels highly battered, and
George Marshall was hunting all last
night for the typo.
Yk gentle zephyr jsst waltzsd through
the streets OF Virginia and Gold Hill
las, night at a 2a0 pace. AT about IL
O'Clock II reached q point in Virginia
that caused men to hold on to their hair.
Charley Lesats's open-air oyster stand
-outs.ds OF the Eldorado saloon-was
lifted up and blown half way down the
street and quickly followed by loose bar
rsls, shutters, awnings and other mate
rial. When asked where his stand was.
Charley innocsntly replied that be had
closed for the night. He don't joke; he
ia n poor man, and when he Jaw that
best glass salt-csllar Of his floating down
street. bottom side up, he felt sad at the
loss sustained.
Tu.sKs.-Our thanks are due and
heartily given to Mr.. John Rosenbroek
and lady for the bountiful supply Of
champagne sent to this Office to-day. II
our sheet does not present as acceptable
AN appearance a. heretofore. IL must be
sscribsd to the same. and under the cir
cumstanccs we know We shall be freely
forgiven; for. IL the truth be known.
champagne il o stranger to us. The
wishes OF the printers, editor, local and
devil are embodied In the following
toast, Just drank; MAY John and bis
wife, through LIES weary passage, b
strangers to all care, trouble and s0r-
row."
prsrmcr CorRr-RIsiSo JuDoE.-In
the case Of Graves ct NJ. VI. Ford. which
was tried yesterday. the plaintiff recov-
cred Judgment for the sum Of $2.l03 80.
Jurors were excused until 10 O'Clock on
Tuesday morning next. The following
business was transacted this morning;
State W.. Chas. Leeman and James DAILY
was continued until next month ON &C
count OF An important witness Tor the
prosecution being absent. In the mat
ter OF Sylvester vs.. Fraser. the testi-
nony fer plaintiff and defendant was
offered and the argument postponed un-
Ill next week.
PoIIcE News OF Coin HmL--Ths
man who was to have been examined
Yesterday in the charge Of raising 4 dis
turbancc In q Chinese maisoa De Jo's,
succeeded in having his examination
postponed until this afternoon. Con.
stable Harkin arrested an individual
who Was determined to 60 to bed last
night, In n strange lodging house.
whether the proprietor wished his COM
pany or not. He was n little under the
Influence, and that accounts for bis want
Of p~erspicuity Anothsf arrest was
made for yagraney.
Jrsr,c. wHiomr's Counr.-Ths frae-
tious party who was going to sleep AL
night in that lodging house. and VIC
sIspt in the calaheose, vas lined sso;
The vagrant turned out to Be a h,oituai
drunkard, and IS he was found to be the
possessor Of . fully developed case
delirium triangles, he was sent 10 the
County Hospital fer treatment.
INFORMATION wASrrD.-The widowed
mother Of Edward G. Hanson desires
information concerning his WHEREABOUTS.
He left Hot Springs Valley, Pitt river
country, some time In March, 1873, and
was iast hoard from in washoe. Nevada.
Any person knowing his Whereabouts
will confer q great favor BY addressing
Phila A. Van Alstein, Ukiah. Cal.
1. o. OF R. M'-Ths Apache Tribe
No. 8. Improved Order OF Red Men.
chung their banner on the outer wall"
or flagstaff. all same-of Odd Fellow
building. Gold Hill. to-day. and tonight
will hold a pow.wow in their wigwam.
ct 2 o'clock.