Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-25

the. spacious sidewalks as level q q
house floor. broad streets, straight a. an
arrow. mp md down, which elegantly
attired ladies'. seated in stylish-!ooking
phaetous were taking an airing behind
mottlesome stceds. In the corridors Of
tho principal hotels were to DO seen
groups Of Legislators chatting over the
events OF the day. or being interviewed
by anxious lobbyists. Carson Il indeed
beautiful city with climate
at present, the finest imaginable.
Among the acquaintance encountered
on the street or in the legislative halls,
were W. lily Doano. Chief Coiner at the
Mint; our old-time friend. II. Fred
Brooks; Mr.. II. II. Howe. Principal OF
the Carson City public school; Miss
Sallis Hart. who is still industriously
employed in button-holeing members OF
tho Legislature. Last, but not least,
Ed. Sweeney, one VI the founders OF
Carson, q jollisr, more sociable and
moro hospitable person than whom can
not be found. Sweeney IL blessed with
an abundance Of this worlds goods,
while Mt the same time his homo is glad
dened by the presence Of q charming
young wife and three lovely children,
consequently no cannot feel otherwise
than happy.
PrrkH's OPkRA HorsE.-Ths match
less delineations Of Miss Rogers, COM
binej with rare personal attractions,
| continue to attract immense audiences at
Piper's Opera House. Last night the
distinguished actress appeared as Isola,
the Blind Girl. in the beautiful drama
entitled "'woman's Heart" Her rem
| dition VI the character was magnificent
ly grand. her voice heard distinctly in
every part Of the theatre. delighted the
audience beyond measure with its won
dcrful pathos and sweetness. and
brought tears to the eyes OF many as b
| delineated the sad story OF her lie.
Mr.. Elmouds, as Angelo tho sculptor.
was very acceptable. rs was also MI.
Billings in the character OF Marquis Ab-
brizki. Mrs. Edmonds' rendition OF the
part Of Angeles mother, was in her best
style. Mr.. Long was very princely In
his personation Of tho character assigned
him. The balance OF tho cast acquitted
themselves very crsditably. The per-
Torrance. from beginning to end, was
highly enjoyable. Our readers will be
pleased 10 learn that il is to DO repeated
again this evening. Tomorrow night
Miss Rogers will take a benefit. on
which occasion will 10 given the fine
spectacular play Of "ualatea."
JOHNNY Row.. Of the firm OF Rowe
& Mayne, Assembly Saloon. No. IL
South c street, Virginia. will DO pleased
to see all Of his friends at tho Assembly
| Tomorrow friday evening. He pro-
pose. having a little jolliacation ON the
occasion Of his birthday. and will do his
q, best to entertain those Who honor him
with q call. Lunch and other refresh
| morts free OF charge. Tom Mayne and
| Ban Rowe, brother Of the aforesaid
| John. and assistant miIolosist, will as
slst In making the entertainment as en-
joyablo Us possible. Give Ito boys a
call.
INJURED py A POWDER ESrfosIoS.-
Two young lads named Johnny and
Daniel Angiam, residing in Virginia
City. were blown up last evening while
experimenting with a can Of black pow.
der. Both OF them had their fness n
hands badly burned. Their injuries
were aggravated still more by reason OF
their clothing getting ON fire. Some
miners who discovered them Mt the crit
zeal moment. conveyed them to their
place OF residence on North ID street.
where their injuries were attended to by
Doctors Lcsuin and Hopkins.
Drsrnicr CorRr - RrsiSo. JrDoE.--
Marx j. Maddin VS.. N. l.. Pearlman-
motion to set aside costs in said cause
sustained. State OF Nevada ex rel. A.
II. Willis VI. W. u. Hickok ct als.--or.
der made directing relator to strike GU
ita,uaterial matter in his information.
Allisen VI. Hagan-- stay Of execution
granted until motion for a new trial shall
10 passed upon. Scorpion Silver Min
ing Company ~. Frank Marsano; cause
tried and continued for Argument until
Wednesday, March 3d. Order made
continuing all unfinished business until
next term in course, March is,,
TrAcurls' INSTITUTE We learn that
the County Superintendent OF sehools
eontenplates holding q teachers insti-
tute in Virginia City next month. The
session will last from " to three days:
Teachers from adjoining counties will
be invited to take part in tho discussions
held in the institute. The exercises con.
nectei with tho same will he made as
| interesting NJ possible. the object being
mutual Improvement as regards the
members oftho fraternity.
ATTEMPTED ISoksi,RIsN.- about
~ o'clock last night, Mr.. Lawson's
boarding house, opposite the Oasis So
loon, in Silver City. was discovered to
be on FIRE. Tho ~contasration was
checked with considerable difficulty.
Tho fire was evidently the work Of an
inccndiary. This is tho second time
that M attempt has bssp made to fire
the building.
PRICK or BrILpiso MAMMAL Clear
lumber dressed retails in Gold Hill at
the rate OF 500 por thousand; tongue
and grooved flooring. $50; sugar pine,
SIS; redwood shingles. ~ 30; pine, IS.
There is a very brisk demand at the
present time for building material Of all
kinds.
CARsoS crrr PunLic ScnooL.-Ovor
three hundred pupils are reported as at
tending the public school in Carson
City. Eight teachers are employed IN
the school. Our oll-time friend Mr.. ii.
II. Howe is meeting with excellent sue
cess IN head teacher.
CuHn roI Couon on CoLD.-As soon
Us there Is the slightest uneasiness OF
tho chest. with difficulty In breathing.
or indication Of cough. take during the
day a few browns Bronchial Tro-
chss."
Snvxn CrrY MnLs.-Al OF the mills
in Silver City with tho exception OF tho
Devils Gals are running full capacity.
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