Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-23
THE EVENING NEWS.
"Wednesday Rveaias-----.FeS. %. 1870
4 SmoorrNa AErRAY.-A young

a SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A young
ma named F. Rush, OH Monday last
went to q Chinese wash-house on B
street, Virginia, and demanded of the
Chinaman some missing articles of
clothing which he claimed had been
received by the Chinaman and not re-
turned. The Chinaman denied all
knowledge of the articles claimed. A
quarrel ensued which resulted in the
several Cinnamon who were in the
room at the time attempting to infllct
u personal chastisement on Rush. One
of the parties had already seized hold
OF him when he (Rush) drew q pistol
and fired at the Chinaman. The ball
took effect only in the clothing Of the
Chinaman, which were rather badly
rem by the shot. Rush was immedi-
ately arrested and taken before Justice
Ellis. where he was fined $50 for car
rying concealed weapons. He was
further required to appear Of yester-
day for examination OH the charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon. On
hearing the above charge the case was
no t s;oo lii. =, sutSo;.n,
r"nu;re vn,nr RUSS ~ nnnaar h.
60 H. -, SrnnI Inrv liz 90 Or
I.r.5 and Rnsh was reis,sed ON hail
In tho ANN of S5OO.
HE ALHAMRRA.-Ihis new anu at
fractive little theater still continues to
u. VIII -no,ro,;zad Last n;obt the
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house was ~ 80
. 80,
Somgs b]urlesaSes and cym5astic feats,
rendered in n manner highly credit
able to the talent and skill Of the per-
formers. The vociferous cheering OF
the audience showed their appreciation
of the entertainment. The performs
ance Is so changed from night to night
rs to constantly present new features
of amusement. The plays are not such
as might be deemed best fitted for the
stage Of the elite, but the decided hilar-
ity and hearty cheering OF the audi
ence show their deepest admiration Of
all that is said and done. The fact
that no restrictions are placed on
smoking or INDUCING in q glass OF
lager during the performance, makes
it a sort of free and easy place better
suited to many than where more rigid
formality is required. Tonight will
De produced, for the first time in
Washoe, the great sensational dance
of the "Shoo Fly Can-can." 1t is said
TO be the most attractive feature that
mas oeen presented III oah rr"h'''''
ior iohs 'in'e'
ANOTHER RAN i'0iE "Ni
-for Tue P"s' io"f nis"s '.o
tripe Oh ihuians nave oeen
regular o~'u-ias'iohee iaiuso' "
a quarter of a mile southeast o Goid
Hill. About 500 were In attendanee
last night, n ailEyouns anu olu;
large ana small, OF ooth se1es- Enen
TO ENJOY tnem ms nuSe = ,;."I.
lance ABOUT " Iorneu tne eilete
lheir tunes anu lahs"stic hiove
altogether coilpileu' ioLni a'ety pe,
cuiiar ana amusing s,SHt " pe u,
not IaIliiiar %n.n,n H. 49, ora
amusement. outslue INC my" ~
groups OF Doll sexes engageu III eou
~sersalion, seeninS E;ouSa ,;th y
lor an SPpo,tun'ty ;nhnsao Can
gay u festive erpslcnoiean S"p
tain Iiaties was i;S 81 munS earnest.
10 eiyo! sne -" III. ,noaro nos Of the
ness Us a,ly el .ne !ou ,ho lost
tribe. Io-hiSnt Is ' hu 10,
opportunity that VIII pe iau W WI
ness their Sra.,u ea.os Conte;u
Thori.v
m, ,a
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g. ".'' 'H'' las He oG 3" .ha
Hill for efera years ca'he on
large new Hall Of Liberty Engine
Company No. lit being their Sixth
Annual Ball. The party, was very
large, there being an equal hTn1er oi
ladies and gentlemen. The q was
most beautifully decorated and illumi-
mated, rugged up in Bill Lees best
STYLE, and looked most superb. Pro-
f.Ssor Ip9raham's string and brass
Rond rnrSished the music, and very
sotjsfactorilv, Dancing commenced
carly i'm the evening, and was kept up
until l O'Clock, when the party repaired
10 Stewards National Hotel, opposite
the Hall, where was prepared one Of
the hest suppcrs ever spread IN 1Oiu
Hill. After partaIing Oh when, TN. me
unilSe n lar" J M body at
tending being highly pleased and sat
isficd. 1t takes the Liberty boys to
get up n good Ball. =.
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