Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-13
This festive

and popular little theatre was running
full and lively as usual last evening,
with cabin, steerage, state-rooms and
all other parts of the ship we'll occu-
pied. The Reynold Brothers made a
splendid hit In their wonderful dances;
the capital banjo solos and songs OF
Jake Wallace and the festive drolleries
of Johnny De Angels always take we'll
with the audience. The best singer of
all is Barnwell, and his profoundly i'm
measurable personation of the great
Bandmann, in the afterpiece, where he
stands like n post, or like the tradi-
tionally intrepid boy on the burning
deck, never fails to bring down the
house. Miss Annie La Mar, too, is a
very sweet, tasteful singer, Miss Rosa
Vincent a favorite fancy dancer and
general actress, and the other female
a~rtistes are all pleasing and acceptable
in their various roles. The bill for to-
night Is replete with choice character
acts, songs, dances, and general define
ations, and no doubt the Varieties will
be again crowded as usual. just read
the distributed programmes, and bear
in mind that the price Of admission Is
only four bits, with all the choice
beverages, lager and cigars You may
choose to buy not included. Nobody
ever saw so much free and easy fun for
the money.
ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION CON-
ING. - Manager Piper this morning
completed arrangements, through the
telegraph, securing the famous and
very successful Gazette Troupe of spe-
cialties which has been performing at
Magulre's Opera House, San Francisco.
The troupe includes Dick Carroll, the
popular artist, and his sons, known US
the "Three Midgets," little Dick,
Bennic and Eddie, each n special won-
der and prodigy in his line, the cele-
brated musician Hernandez, Professor
Sylvester, one Of the greatest comics OH
any stage, Miss Angelique Schotte, the
bewitching and talented danseuse, and
several other male and female special
ties about n dozen in all. Their ell
tertainments are of the most pleasing,
varied and recherche character, and will
doubtless take fully as we'll with our
lady and gentlemen t~heatre-goers as
they have done in san Francisco. The
company will arrive In time to open
the Opera House the last Of next week.
ST. JonN's CHURCH FEsTIvAL.-This
festival ut Miners Union Hall, Gold
Hill, came to q very ~pleasurable and
successful conclusion last evening. The
hall was more crowded than on either
of the previous occasions, and a brisk
business was done ut the various tables.
The vote taken to see who was the
handsomest lady and gentleman in the
hall, resulted in favor Of Mrs. w. X.
RiSon and Mr.. Tucker (of the firm OF
Mercer Il TuckcrL both Of Gold Hill.
Some of the cake and other articles left
ut the conclusion were sold ut auction,
VIM. Dunlap, Esq, officiating as auc-
tioneer. We congratulate the enter
prising lady managers of this excellent
festival upon their gratifying success.
A NEW PUMP FOR HE OPHIR.-At
the Pacific Cooperative Foundry,
K. d. Taylor &C.,, proprietors, n new
twelve-inch plunger pump has just
been completed, says the Enterprise,
for use in the new shaft Of the Ophir
mine. At present there are In the
shaft of this mine two plunger pumps,
and below these is 4 lift pump. The
new plungcr pump will be put In the
place of the lift pump, while the latter
will be used below that, as the deeper
sinking of the shaft may require. The
order for the pump was received at the
foundry April 18th, and yesterday they
began delivering it ut the works. 1t
will be running by the 18th instant.
EASTERN FoLKs.-A party of about
a dozen ladies and gentlemen from
New York and vicinity arrived at Fir-
ginia this forenoon. They arc OH Il
tour Of inspection and pleasure to the
Prolific Coast. Before they had been
ut Virginia an hour they declared they
had e en more of real novel interest to
them than anywhere else In their trav-
els thus far. They are taking q loo
ut Gold Hill this afternoon.
BANDNANN's BRICK.-T The bullion
brick intended for presentation to the
great actor, Bandmann, by his many
admirers, OH the occasion of his recent
uncomplimentary benefit ut Piper's
Opera House, but which failed to con-
meet, can be seen at the International
Saloon, Virginia. 1t is appropriately
engraved. and weighs about three
pounds. Bandmann should send for 1t.
FoKr HOMESTEAD To-MoRRow.
Jake Whites Virginia and Gold Hill
omnibus line will run to the Home
| stead also tomorrow, In order to &C
| commodate those who desire to partlci-
pate in the dancing and other festivl-
ties ut that place. See advertisement.
PIcromAIs.-All the latest pictorial
and other newspapers from the East
can be obtained at Chubbucks postoliice
depot, in Gold Hill. Also, all kinds
of books, stationery, cutlery, and the
very best cigars and smoking and chew
ing tobacco.
RELIGIOUS Rev. f. Dudley will
preach in the Methodist Church In this
place on Sunday evening ut ~ O'Clock.