Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

PrNeCH0wRR AT SACRAMENTo.-lHe
Sacramento Union Of yesterday has the
following: One of the passengers by
the express train from the other side
of tho mountains, yesterday, was a
celebrity Of Virginia City-a man
named Morris Pinschower, who some
times denominates himself King OF the
Woodlums, He wore q conductors
cap, and appeared to feel himself a
~.6io bug" among railroad men. Those
who smoke to him were furnished with
an opportunity Of viewing 4 lumber
of plans and papers which he carried
relatiye to a scheme inaugurated by
himself for furnishing Virginia with
a from Lake Tahoe. lie stated
that the object Of his trip to San Frau
cisco was to get subscribers for $lOO,-
600. 600 of the capital stock, which little
Niece of business having been transac-
fsd. he purposed going East rs a dele
cate 10 the Philadelphia Convention.
In this connection he exhibited icti-
tiou, passes that were to carry MN
oysr ali the railroads free. He feels
posiuys Of his ability to beat Sharon
or Jones In the race for the Senator
ship Of Nevada.
The LANCASHIRE BELL RrNaERs.-
This evening the above talented har-
monte combination will give their last
entertainment at National Guard Hall,
T~IrUinia. and all who have not yet
seen and heard them should oy al
means be present. This music Oh tne
halls "a the sweetest In the world, ana
This company play them to perfection.
1rbIs EVENING two Of the bell ringers
will ding songs In their native dialect,
and a variety of new and beautiful
uieces will be performed. MIR. George
Esne. he Of the smiling c~ountenance
and fine baritone voice, will sing sew
eral new songs In character, an1
Campbell will do up some OF his red
hottest Ethiopian jig dancing. Al
though an extra good performance
will be given tonight, there Will De
no extra charge for admission. IL IS
the best troupe of bell ringers ever
visiting this section. n everybody
should see and hear them.
HANDSOME PREsESr.-The Enter
prise says: $. Fountain, the architect
and machinist who planned and car
r,sd through to completion all the
work, of the big Eureka mill, Carson
River. was made the recipient OF a
very handsome present a few DAYS
.incs He was in San Francisco on
leave Of absence. enjoying a short play
spsll after q hard Winters WORK,
when Abe Edgington. superintendent!
OF all the works Of the MOI Hlli anS J
Mining Company, met with nun: a'.u
in order that he might not faii Of nav,
ing a good time for lack OF CON- etts
him a purse containing $1,000 In gola
Fountain says that although the con
was not bad to take, he thought mort
Of the compliment paid him.
PLEASURE GARDEN. General var
R.,kkslen's late place Of residence IL
tba lower suburbs Of Virginia City, ma
chsnoed hands, and Is now known u
TIidsSr.nd's Pleasure Garden. I'm
grounds are very tastei9iiy ia.u ;n,
md the trees otHl shiuocS.J :.
fnsly. The Garden Will be openea o,
Sunday (to-morrow) with grand bal
and general good time, to which every
hody ia Invited. The best OF nus
will offlciate and refreshments Oh al
Kinds provided. Admission % cents
The Gold Hill and Virginia omniouse
will run TO and from the ground. ~
day. Sec advertisement In anothe
column.
PRIZE Distribution. The gran'
Gold Hill distribution Of sixty vaiua
Bile prizes will positively take pl la,
on Saturday next. May llth. I'm
most Of the tickets have already gee
sold. and those remaining will 90 dis
posed Of tonight by rattle at MIR. Ia
Wis., Columbia Brewery saloon. IN
prizes are really handsome and valua
ble, and those who have not yet pre-
cured q ticket will do we'll to do so 70
night and inspect the prizes now o
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