Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-15


A WHITE PINE RIG.-O. E. Green,
practical upholsterer, B street, Virginia,
made his appearance in Gold Hill n day
or two since, packing n very ingenious
and desirable rig on his back, such rs
all White Pine cmigrants ought TO be
provided with. II looked like II huge
pack Of dry goods such rs Jew Peddlers
carry on their backs throughout the
country, but when opened and set up IN
front Of our office it turned out to be Il
bcdstead, upon which was mounted a
fiuc spring hair mattrass, largo enough
for two or three persons, and over 1t a
nice tent; in fact n clearinghouse fur
nished throughout. There is no stove
or cooking utensils with it, but there
might be. In fact, by raising tho bed
stead high enough and extending the
siding downward, a kitchen large enough
to cook for forty men might be arranged
il tho stove was not too large. 1t IS
the queerest rig anybody ever saw, and
can be packed or ~unpacked all IN the
space Of five minutes. When shu: up
and bundled up, it only weighs sixty
pounds, without any blankets, proyis-
ions, cooking utensils, or anything else,
and is just exactly what every White
Pine emigrant ought to pack. With an
institution like this on his back, and q
few hams, n sack Of -four, q couple Of
potatoes, and q bottle of whisky, n man
might literally fulfill what the Bible
says about taking up your bed II
walking of with it, and might With per-
feet impunity defy the fearful winds and
snow storms of Treasure Hill.
THEArRIcAL.-Jsmes Stark and the
Beatty Dramatic Company appear
tonight Mt the Carson Theatre, on
which occasion Mr.. Stark receives n
complimentary benefit ut the hands OF
nn appreciatire public. lie will appear
as Macbeth, with Mrs. Stewart as Lady
Macbeth. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings the company will play at
Genoa" Pizarro" the first evening,
and " Richelieu E" the second. Thurs
day evening they return to Carson.
Next Monday evening Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Reach and Mr.. Harrison, of this
company, appear Mt Piper's Opera
House, Virginia, together with the
choice and talented dramatic company
Piper is about bringing up from San
Francisco with Miss Annette ince and
Harry Edwards as the leading stars.
WHITE PISs PHOTOGRAPHS. Col.
Glen. Su,terley is doing q rushing BUSH
ness at the present time, at his famous
gallery in Virginia, taking the photo
graphs either of persons about going to
White Pine or others whose portraits
will be carried out there. They do not
pretend to do better work at that gal
lcry than anywhere else in the world,
but they do just exactly as good, and
confidently invite critical inspection and
comparison. Call and see Sutterlcy,s
immense and valuable stereoscopic col
lectioss Of Pacific Railroad views, min
ing scenes, Photographic views OF m'n-
ing works, etc.
Coop TEMrLARs-0PEN MEETING
Next Friday evening the Good Tcmplars
of Olive Branch Lodge, Gold Hill, will
hold another open meeting at their hall,
to which all friends of the cause ARE
cordially invited. II will be m occa-
sion Of much pleasure and interest, rs a
series of tableaux, dramatic readings,
%rccitations, and other very agreeable
arrangement. will be developed through
the artistic efforts OF some who are not
altogether amateurs.
WHOLESALE RoBDERY.-No man who
buys all his clothing or any portion
thereof at Banner Brothers, G street,
Virginia, can ever accuse them of
Wholesale robbery, for they retail their
goods cheaper than any other house can
afford to, and keep down the prices to
suit themselves, regardless of whether
INV of the other dealers like 1t or not.
When you 60 up to Virginia Banner
BROTHERS cordially invite you to oall and
price their goods, and then purchase
elsewhere at higher rates, II you choose
TEAM AccIpEyr.-Abou 9 O'Clock
this morning one of George Elders ten
mule teams heavily loaded with quartz
was coming down over the Yellow J"cke'
= dump into Main street, when, by the
leaders Stacking up, the entire team got
bundled together and tangled in thei'
harness. Luckily the wagon ran against
a post and stopped, otherwise there
might have been a mule or two Tor
breakfast.
REFORMATION WANTED. - Mrs. Ann
Graham came from Brooklyn about five
years ago, and when las, heard Of she
was residing ut Mr.. Malone's, San Fran'
cisco. Any information relative to her
will be thankfully received by her sister,
Mary Graham, San francisco, See
notice in another column.
LAscERs, ATTENTION Members o.
the Gold Hill Laucers Club will please
read official notice in another column
requesting them to call or their Secre'
tary and procure tickets for their next