Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-30


WARS II Nxws.- The only thing
that appears to be thought Of at prrsent
Is tho termination OF the inquest into
the cause Of W. G. H~aiston's death. and
the expected disclosures shortly to DO
made by tho Directors Of the Bank Of
California. Ordinarily. people take q
strong interest in our local affairs, but
now the late tragedy. its aus and con-
sequences. displace all minor CONSIDERS
tons. When the question that heads
this item is asked u reporter. he usually
cudgels his brain TO tell his interrogation
something that he thinks will suit his
particular taste; but now II has but n
meaning. and that IL. have you learned
any new facts from San Francisco?
While this il the uppermost thought In
the minds Of our people, and they are
all anxiously waiting for news from be-
low, there is no intensity Of feeling
manifested. All appear to have made
up their minds TO abide tho issue.
lot that be what 1t may. We believe
there IL no other community outside
the Pacific Coast, where people would
No soon resign themselves to the present
situation. No doubt the many stock sx-
elements that are constantly occurring
have acted ~ a school. and taught the
public To take things philosophically.
PrER's OrKRA HorsK.-Tho Opera
House in Virginia continues to BE-
crowded every evening by people who
never tire Of hearing Mr.. Barrett. His
appearance on the stage is always the
signal for hearty and long continued ap-
plause. His impersonation Of "Richard
ILL.," Saturday-whieh had the merit oil
being In u great measure the creature OF
his own creation. so different Was IL from
tho common-ssemed TO give general
satisfaction. Last evening "Hamlet,"
M On a former representation, delighted
the entire audience. In this play Bar
rett does not ~monopolixe tho honors,
for Chaplin. billings. Jean Clara Wal
tiers. Niss Chambers. Mrs. J. II. Ashton,
Willie Sims, J. ID. Ashton. Marden,
Mestayer and others come In Tor no in-
considerable and well deserved share OF
the applause. This evening Julius
Cesar" with Barrett as Cassius. He
will also recito the Grafton Of Antony
over C'rsar. This is positively the last
week Of Mr.. Barrett's engagement.
Bio ExcukNKSr. Nothing can botter
illustrate the peculiarly e,citable state
Of the public at the present than tho
dispatch with which a crowd can b. col
leciej in u s~treets. IL ordinarily takes
the discharge of a pistol or some loud
.r unusual noise Ia raise a crowd, but
within the past three or four days al
that IN necessary IL for n few men To
move to a particular spot with hurried
pace. The appearance Of a hack nj DIR.
Thomas Office last evening was snfi-
cisnt To collect o mass nj men around
the entrance that fairly blockaded the
street In front Of IL. No doubt the ma
iority were prepared to SEQ somebody
riddied with bullets borpo from the
office. IL finally transpired that the
doctors daughter WAS unwell and he
designed taking her to San Francisco
last evening.
SrRkiK or LucK.-A locomotive ON
tho Virginia and Truekee Railroad went
into the butchering business, on q small
scale, yesterday afternoon. and made
sausage meat Of hog that forgot to get
of the track neal the Hale 4 Norcross
works. lilo was q fat hog. and q specta.
tor Of an economical turn stored q quar-
ter section Of him in n sack and toted II
home. We would not mention the cir
.cum-tance. but that We think II nm I'M
warrantable interference with the per-
quisitss Of poor Jim Pinto. AL such
-'wind.alls" should 10 his individual
spoil.
A TknRnIc RrS.-The ~''barkeep" at
Tom Finch's saloon has n Wild and hag-
gard look this afternoon. There was
such a rush made on the bar this morn
ing that he was almost driven TO desper-
alton. The poor. frisndlsss bachelors
about town, who have NO tender wives
To cheer and comfort them during these
trying times. can scarcely 10 blamed for
their cruelty to Toms "~bsrkeep'. Men
must have consolation OF some KIND
n tineh,s nectar - toieiaois S"os"
tute Tor a kind anu loving 'fishu.
Fran. my Hrs sAyrrr E~SrsHr,ISNp.
a.. -, - ,-.r,,.u.n ON ,h.
foreman Of tho Fulton Foundry, had
been called to Lake Tahoe on account
al the death Of one Of hin children last
Saturday. The funeral was set for this
afternoon. hut up to 10 o'clock this
morning Mr. Horniek had not returned
to Virginia. His friends were afraid
TINS m' ~ wa"
-,
DRArrs ON BAN fnAScisco'-for 'he
purpose Of accommodating our business
men who wish drifts on San Francisco,
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Com.
Pany will receive their dspos''s' anu .
o,.onns 81 sioo oos' No drnfts given
~, SMALLER snmst than &2OO.-EaierpriS.