Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04
Newly Elected omeiais.

PIrEE's OrxEA HousE.-Last night.
the occasion Of Miss Gayton's benefit,
the Opera House was comfortably filled.
Lost in London" somewhat cut
down. was presented. Miss Clayton tax
ing the part Of Nelly. and Lindsay that
Of job. The piece was appreciated by
the audience. Tonight Frosts troupe
will make their first appearance before a
WashOo audience. Last week they
plavcd in Carson to oysr-Crowdcd houses,
aud the press Of that city speak in the
most catering terms Of the entertain
ment given by th0m. Mile. DeGran-
willie. the lady with the iron jaw, is
considered ons Of tho wonders Of the
nineteenth century. The other men,
beers Of the troupe are no lesser aitrac-
tons thar the lady. In their slei.ht-of.
hand and famous box trick, they are un-
sXc.lled. They ARE fresh from the East,
whore they invariably met with success
In every large city and town visited.
FAREWELL to all thy greatness"
Tom. Yesterday it was Constable
Thomas Harkin." To-day Il Is plain
Tom. and he can be dragged through the
streets by the hair OF his head, with per-
feet impuniiy. II anyone don't think
40. WHY Just let them try II. We VIII
stretch a point and say. Mr.. Harkin. aud
thank him for his many kindnesses, In
the shape OF items. during his ineum-
b.ncy lie was our iOrlOrn hope, II I'll
else failed. Tom came 10 the front With
A warn. May he succeed in life IL what
ever pursuit 10 may hsnceiorth follow.
FEEE LECTURE. On Wednesday night
next. Psof. Mcdonald and DIR. Rice will
deliver a free lecture on " Human Ma
,ure. Phronology and the Laws Of Life
In Miners Union Hall, Gold llil. Seats
will bAs reserved for ladies'. The lectur-
srs come to Us very well recommended,
aud they give a lecture a entertaining
As IL Is instructive. "Human Nature"
never can grow oldasa theme. Asthere
will be a crowded house il will be best
60 go early and get n seat.
INcsEAsE ~ roruLGTroS.-Gold Hill
Is tiourishing. II you don't believe it,
lust ask Pete Honiek OF the foundry,
or Bob Lowsry Of High street. Either
one will tell you that 1t Ia a fact. for the
wife Of the former gave birth to bosne.
ing boy Hornick yesterday morning. n
Mrs. Robert Lowsry increased the con-
~. Of 1876 by adding a iue Sirl on New
Years Day.
Drsr.-oh, the dust. the dust-ihs
horrible dust; spelling %everyone's
clothes with \ miserable crust. How 1t
sits in your eyes and dirties your nose;
floats in your mouth and dyes your best
clothes. That's just the way it - with
out any exagreration, and we're not re-
living on our precious Imagination.
FRE,osr RECEIPTS. 60 The following
amounts Of freight was received at the
Gold Hill and yirSlnis depots By the
Virginia 4 Truckes railroad, during the
2ihours ending II II. to-day. Nncd1'
car loads, lumber 90. mdse. o, coal q,
barley ., machinery ;. shingles !, Ice =
nut pine 1. Total, iOt car loads.
v.&T.R n. II. NorEs.-rhe Virginia
4 Tmckce Railroad received three new
passenger cars this morning. and also
one foE the use Of Wells. Fargo 4 Go.
.... The engine Lyon. which has been
in the repair shops at Carson for some
time. made its appearance on the road
this morning.
SocfABLE.-Ths third Soeisble for the
benefit Of ST. Johns Sunday School,
Gold Hill, will be held in Miners Union
Hall. on Thursday evening. January ..
from : TO II. Admission for gentle
men 81. Ladies free.
FoR Az ~IRRrrATED THRoIr, Cotton on
Cold, "Brown's Bronchial Troehes
are offered with the fullest confidence IN
their efficacy. They maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired
ELECTION or OFYIcEEs.-There will be
an election Of officers Of the Washington
Guard. v. :. NJ, held in their armory
Ia Virginia, tomorrow Tuesday night,
AT 6 O'Clock. see official notice in
another column.
GoIso TO rlE oPMR.-Mr. William
Sharon and Mr.. Morris Cohen came up
from Carson at noon to-day in a private
car. Together with a party, they will
Iii, ,ha nph;r nina this afternoon.