Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-16

CALIFORNIA MNsrREIs. = The enter
tainmsnt given by the California Min.
strels at National Guard Hall. Virginia
City. last night. was. II anything. oven
better than that Of the previous evening.
The hall was vol filled, and everyone
present seemed highly entertained. Al
the suggestion OF the manager Of the
company, raised seats hayo been erected
In the west and OF the hall-a decided
improvement. The overture by the
company was received BY the audience
with tumultuous applause. Little
Ones at Home" by Mr.. F. Howard. was
well sung. "Cackle. Cackle, by Char
ley Sutton, again brought down the
house. Some hoodlums In the gallery, un-
asked, assisted In the growing business.
Faystto WEIGH sang ''Glory Lord" with
great JUNCTION, and was rewarded With
vociforous encorcs. His limitations Of
the Tennessee Minstfsls, italian 0peras
and Irish songs were fairly wonderful
Mr.. Russell gave . hns test OF his
musical powers In "Day and Night Tvs
Thought OF Thee" Jolly Mash In bis
laughabls budget OF buifo songs kept the
audience In . continual uproar. Such q
musical cachinnation We venture to say
wa never listened 10 before. "Beaslsy's
Dog" by COPYRIGHT, WEIGH and Billy
Bray, was intensely smudng. Billy
Bray created O sensation In the Dutch
comiqus, and Courtright's FIewy. Fewy
was the browning climax OF tbs per.
fotmancs. Another entertainment will
be given by the company this evening at
the sams place, on Saturday aftsrnoon
q grand matinee at National Guard
Hall, and on Sunday evening the
minstrels will appear h Minsrs' Union
Hall, Gold Hill.
School TxAcHxn.-Ths Silver City
Reporter OF this morning thus makes
mention Of one Of our Gold Hill girls:
1--WE learn from the School Trustees
that q dispatch was sent to Miss LIbbis
Saiksld At II O'clock yesterday morning.
In care Of the Principal Of the Caifor.
mia stats Normal School, requesting her
10 come 10 Silver City and teach the
primary department Of the public school
In place OF Miss Sorivnsr. who was
forced TO resign ON account Of III health.
No answer was received from Miss Salk'
cid yesterday. Should she accept the
offer, the little folks OF Silver City
rest assured that they will have . good
teacher, Az she and Miss Kate No
Donnell Of Gold Hill are about gradu.
ating at the California State Normal
School, 10 may b. that tho Offer Of our
School Trustees Will not DO accepted.
ST.. PATaIcK's DAT. = Owing to the
muddy condition Of the streets, there
will bs no joint celebration OF 81. Pat
rick's Day BY the Irish residents Of Gold
Hill and Virginia tomorrow. In Gold
Hill there will be . regular celebration
BIZ the military and civic organizations.
al Minsrs' Union Hall, Immediately
after the conclusion Of the church ssr.
vices. There will bs an address BY r.
p. Keating. Esq, and IN ontion By
VIM. q. Hyde. A poem, prepared for
the -oceasion. will also be rad. and Miss
Julia A. Ksnsaly viii recits the cole
bratsd poem OF "Fontsnoy." The
public are invited TO bs present al tho
exercises. The celebration will copcluds
with . grand ball. 70 DO given in the
evening. by the Ancient Order Of Hibsr.
mans, at the same hall.
MADE HtrrY.-Mr. J. @. Irving. Of
Lower Gold Hill. q Of our vsli.known
merchants. vas brought into the double
harness Of mathmony. OF Tuesday last.
with Mis- willsna Mckay. May they
always pull together - willingly and
happily a they do now, and may their
married life Be . succession Of honey
moons, whose brightness may new DO
sclipssd By clouds OF sorrow or advsr-
sity.
DiYuo Ur.rThs mud IN Gold Hill
Is fast abatng and. drying up. Fiom