Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-12

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Mrs. MAKBLs's ESrxErArSNESr.--To-
night Mrs. Helen Marble will give an
excellent entertainment in Miners Union
Hall. Gold Hill, assisted by Professors
Weeks and Bcrlinor. In the course Of
the evening Mrs. Marble will r~ecite. IN
her superior aud inimitable style. ssloc-
tons from tho poets Of all the principal
naiionaliiie-. besides singing songs and
ballads selected from the most eminent
composers. Scotchmsn who attend.
can hear tbs dear old songs Of Bonnie
Scotland; Inshmen. the ballads of ever
loved Erin. Englishmen, the notes, per-
haps. heard many q year ago in the land
Of their birth; Spaniards. the poetic
''NIarin Dolores" and Germans, the
well remembered refrain of 'Dic Shoes
ten Ausen;'' besides, rscitaiions from
home poets and authors. To Ameri-
cans who have mover heard Bret Harts
interpreted. H. reserved the richest treat
of all. for NO can truly accord the palm
for the correct conception and recitation
OF hat fsvorito poets works to Mrs.
Marble. and to her alone. Tho onter-
tainment will close with The Raven"
by Edgar Allen Poe. the bsst poem ever
written by that illstarred genius.
"IssER LrYE or ruy MoHaoSs."-
National Guard Hall. Virginia, was CON-
fortably filed last evening. the occasion
being u lecture on the above mentioned
subject by Mrs. Fanny Stsnhouss. The
"Innsr Life OF Mornons." ~ graph
ically pictured 10 us by Mrs. Stenhouse,
has many iudicrors. sad and disgusting
features. Tho ludicrous reaches its
climax when the country Mormon goes
counting. The sad. when the true and
loving wife Of many years. finds that
she has not only one. but many rivals
who claim n share Of her husbands af-
foetions. Aud the disgusting. when AN
old grey. haired man, with n foot In
the grave. can so forget tho warnings OF
q thousand writers, IN TO marry his "
mother-in-law. Mrs. Stenhouse knows
full well whereof she speaks, for she
has spent many years In Utah. A. the
wife OF n leading Elder. Tho lecture TO
which We have jsst referred. IL rsplete
with personal recollections and anec-
dotss, and cannot fail being appreciated
wherever delivered. Tonight Mrs.
Stsnhousc discourses on the same sub
iect ia Carson. and on Saturday night In
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill.
Mis- KATHERINE RooxEs.-This tai
extsd and ~favorito tragedienno was
billed to appear for two weeks at the
Carson Theatre. but the liberal patrons
Of the drama in that town could only
keep her for Ave nights. Perhaps a
Punch and Judy show might be better
appreciated and draw better. On Mon
day evening next, We are pleased to an
nounee. Miss Rogers will appear at Pr
per's Opera House, TO the Joy and graf
ifeation Of her many admirers. She
will probably open rs Juliet. The see
ond week Of her engagement here she
will appear In "Pygmaiion and Gala
tea" For this grand play. the manage
ment have been at great expense IN Sc
curing and preparing new scenic effects.
Fully one thousand dollars have already
been expended. Mr.. wilkins. the
scenic artist informed US last evening
that there would not BE- . particle Of
old scenery introduced in the piece. but
that everything would DO new.
LECTURE TOMORROW NioHr.-Mrs.
Fanny Sienhouse will deliver her inter-
csting lecture on ''Ths Inner Life Of
the Mounons,' in Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill. tomorrow night. Tho dis
course Is exceedingly interesting. IA
gives tho hearcr an excellent and not
over hsiioring idea Of how that precious
society is run by Brigham Young n
his satellites. Mrs. Stenheuso speaks
from experience. and. AS our citizens al
resdy know, Is q lady Of considerable
culture. talent and refinement. bee her
~ advertisement in another column.
E~SLAncED. - The grocery stare OF
Stern x Son. on Main street, Gold Hill.
has been enlarged by their removing the
partition which formerly separated them
from the butcher Ahop en- tho south. Now
they have quite . commodious sforc.
What took our fancy was ths new sample
room which George Stewart showed Us.
We hope 10 take a look at Il when II 10
properly lifted up.
Coon Snowuo.-Tho report Of the
Gold Hill Board Of School Trustees for
the month ending January 81. 1876.
shows a balance in tho Treasury Of a.
3Oi IS. This Ia a marked contrast to
The report Of the Virginia School Trus-
tees. They informed tho horror-striek-
en- taxpayers Of that city that tAoy we're
$40. ga 81 behind.hand.
sroI.s srxrr-nvx DoLIAEs.-A heath
en- Chinee. by name Tom. IL accused
9TH s.ealine sG5 from the maisoa dc )ois
~ Sii.. Moliis O'Neil in Virginia. Tom
Was arrested yesterday and will Be tried
to-day on o charge OF grand larceny In
yirginin.
Auspsrs IN vmorSIA.-Fise arrests
,ssrs maie by the police OF Virginia dur
inc The pa.i ~ hours. Three men were
locked up for disturbing tbs peace, ono
for grand larceny. aud u Tor being
drunk and disordsrly.