Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16

PtrER \ OPERA noCss. Inc nttenu-
ance at the theater last night WIS not rs
large rs on the previous evening. This
WA all owing to the hill otfered-''East
Lynne" II 10 a drama which used TO
draw immensely in years gone by. hut
which Is now rapidly losing favor with
patrons Of the histronic art. Mrs.
Bowers. AZ Lady Isabel and Madame
Vine. played the part for all that there
was in ii. which Is saying not n little.
The character calls for a considerable
portrayal Of tho various passions. OF
love, sorrow and repentance. Mrs.
Bowers entered fally into the spirit OF
her part. as she always does, and called
forth the admiration Of her audience by
her magnificent acting. Mr.. McColiom,
IN ''Sir Francis Levison," ably sup
ported Mrs. Bowers. His splendid APP
pearanee and perfect elocution eon
tributing in no small degree to his sue
cess. That great favorite. Airs. Ed
monds. contributed greatly to the eve
ning's amusement by her rendition OF
tho character 81 Miss Corney. Miss
Adams achieved quito n success as
Barbara Hara, NJ did also Mr.. Billings,
~ Lord Mount Severn. Mr. Eimonds
was very good "a Archibald Carlyle.
Tonight Mrs. Bowers takes o beneli.,
appearing in the title role Of "Airienne,
tho Actress" which is one Of her great
est characters. The drama will lie fol-
lowed By the comedy Of ''Tho Jealous
Wife," Those who desire to witness
tho performance. and who have not
secured reserved seats. had best DO ON
hand carly.
DEATH TO L BEAn.-The Boarding
House and Res,aurant-K Keepers Prstcc-
tive Association met yesterday In Monu-
mental Engine Company's house, on
the Divide, and completed their orsa-
nizaiion. W. II. Ryan was elected
President: S. A. Tompkins. Vice Presi-
dent; T.. ". kuster. Secretary; John
Snow, Treasurer, The following named
gentlemen were elected Directors: John
$. Young. George Duprey. W W.
ShannahAn, -Armbrust and III. L.
Thompson. The Secretary was then re-
onested TO collect n list Of dead beats
anl provide each member OF the associa-
ton with n complete copy. This last
order sounds the death knell 81 all men
who have heretofore managed to live in
this county by ~deirauding first u and
then another restaurant keeper. by the
organization Of this protective society
oyery man or woman in the county who
keeps a restaurant or boardors, and who
does not % ecome a member OF the asso.
citation, il liable to have every dead
beat within the limits Of Virginia or
Gold Hill saddled upon him or her. II
was q brilliant idea for the restaurant
keepers. that Of organizing. and 1t Is a
hard aud deserved blow to all.
A HEAVY GANx.-on Saturday night
last some OF the heavy sports in Viz
sinia M, down to have q quiet game OF
"draw." They played almost coniinu-
ously until Tuesday night. when throe
Jacks, an ace full and four trays came
together. Tho holder OF the latter
hand, after he had been raised three or
four times, cleaned the board OF ten
thousand dollars. II wasn't much OF a
night for playing poker either.
NorIcE.-Ths attention Of all persons
doing business with the lumber firm Of
Ii. II. Cauick Il Co. Of Gold Hill Is
called 10 an advertisement published in
another column to-day. authorizing j.
T.. Curtis to collect bills andtransaet any
business whatever Of the firm.
The Com HILL QuAErz MnL.-The
II Gold Hill Quartz mill. situated in
Lower Gold Hill, and which has been
recognized as a landmark for many
wears past, in being torn down by Z. Z.
Stevenson, aud all available machinery
il bcing removed to tho Douglas mill.
VIRGINIA PoLIcr lrENs.-Tho police
force Of Virginia are having rather an
easy time nowadays. Only two ar
rests were made during the ~ hours
ending at 10 A. n. to-day. namely; Frank
Jones, arson, and John Doe. disturbing
the peace.
REorsrrK.-only hvo more days now
remain in which for citizens TO register
On Thursday. April %, at 0 =. NJ. tho
registry books viii close. Therefore. all
.oiid men, or those who desire to bc 80
considered. should register Without de-
lay.
Oar Shipment. There were shipped
over tho Virginia and Truckes Railroad,
during tho "a hours ending ut IL y. 70.
day. 100 car loads Of ore. n~ggregahng 'Vo