Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-04
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u VI ~ IN AeVAAo Va ohIO
for the various Gold Hill public schools,
during the past month"; very credit
able record:
Grammar School-Maggie Driscoll,
Lizzie Fox, Laura HOLMAN. Mary
Harris Ida Lichtenberger, Christina
Larson, Kate Pollard, Libby Salkeld,
Lizzie Morgan, Henry Fonticella,
Willie Taylor, Walter Gillespie, Thos.
Harris, Louis larson. Willie Randall,
Frank Lambert, Geo. Myers, James
Nichol, Daniel Quill. Jonathan Nor
gan, John Mcdonnell, Thomas Baker.
intermediate School-No. l.-Susie
Booth, Aba Booth, Annie Burk, Ger
trude Flanagan, Nora McGlocken,
Katie Russell. Parney Sharf, Georgia
Wright. No. 3-Edmund Kline, Mary
Morrin. Mary Patten, Alfred Will
liams.
Primary School-No. 1.-Nellie
Booth, Maggie Moran, Henrietta
I.angdon, Cassie Loman, Susan Rose
wear, Patrick Buckley, Willie Flied
ner, Charlie Colburn, Martin Haw-
Eens. No. 2-katie Stewart, John
Mclaughlin, James McMartin, Robert
Stone. No. willie Pollard, John
Jones, Philomena Sowze.
PIrER's OrERA HoUsE-The second
representation Of the beautiful drama
of the "Corsican Brothers." last even
ing, was received with the same high
favor as was the first. The various
characters assumed were generally
well sustained, and the piece parsed
oil very smoothly. In those beautiful
ballets and the Can-can introduced,
nothing can exceed the grace and
beauty Of Mile. Bonfanti's sylph-like
movements. Truly she is the Queen
Of the Ballet. Mons. Novissimo also
il a splendid dancer. dashing, easy,
graceful and brilliant. His equal Is
rarely seen IN any ballet troupe.
Nine. Marzetti and Mile. Lehman are
important auxiliaries, forming q COM
bination of fine, artistic te~rpsichorean
talent seldom met with anywhere in
the world. Next Tuesday night is the
last Of this famous ballet troupe, as
their engagement terminates then, and
they leave to perform engagements
elsewhere. All who have not seen
the Bonfanti ballet troupe should i'm
prove the opportunity forthwith,
otherwise they will fail to see the best
dancers ever appearing upon that
stage. Go tonight and see "henil-
worth" a new and very fine piece, the
occasion being Sue Robinson's benefit.
RETURNED Hoxz.-By yesterday amer.
Moons train the Virginia Choral Society-to
the members Of which Sacramento is deeply
indebted for the splendid assistance rendered
the Howard Benevolent Soeiety-let US for
their homes. Hereafter the "sagebrush ="
country will have numerous warm friends IN
this section, and il 10 hoped that the many
pleasant acquaintance formed on the parts
of our visitors and the eitizenb OF this city
will lead to other happy reunions in the fu.
turc. The Chorals sang " Aud Lang Syne"
as they left the depot.-Sae. Bee.
A letter received this morning from
the officers of the Howard Benevolent
Society states that the net proceeds Of
the concert given for the benefit Of that
excellent Society, were SSOO-certainly
quite n handsome sum-. We feel proud
of our Choral Society, not only be-
cause they went to the great Musical
Festival mt San Francisco, but also be-
cause they were handsomely received
and appreciated by everybody.
BIG STRIKE At THE DUSpERBERs
MrNE-MAN Snor.-The Carson II
peal of this morning says: "We learh
from DIR. Munckton that two mel by
the names of Ayres and lsaacS WHO
had taken a contract to drift n hund,
red and fifty feet along the Dunder-
berg Lode, struck exceedingly rich ore
In large quantities, and that thereupon
the two got on q drunken spree, dur
ing which Ayres and Isaacs quarreled
and Ayres shot Isaacs with q double
barreled shotgun, the charge taking
effect in the arm and shoulder, pro-
ducing 4 painful but not dangerous
wound. Ayres left the digginSs soon
after the shooting and has probably
put a safe distance between himself
and the scene Of his murderous at
tack"
FIRE At VIRaINIA. About l2Hs
o'clock last night a fire broke out In
chinatown" the lower suburbs OF
Virginia, whereby some twelve orfour-
teen wooden buildings occupied by
Chinese were consumed. The Fire
Department was on hand, Washoe NO.
4 getting first water" By strenuous
efforts the fire was extinguished, al
though at one time IL bid fair to do
much more extensive damage than II
did. No, G, from the Divide, did not
vet 70 the fire, neither did the Hooks,
therefore First Assistant Parker, Act.
ing Chief Engineer in the absence OF
Chief Fox, who happened to be out o.
rown, had TO do the best he could under
the circumstances, and with the means
mt command. The houses were prin-
cipally owned by George Downey.
WE'LL. BESTOWED BENEEIT.-Josepf
Gerens. the miner who had his leg
broken by falling into u shaft at White
Pine at the time of the miners strike
in tina. District. Is going to have a ben,
eft given for his assistance next We'd
uesday evening at Piper's Opera
House. The bone eve united prop
crly. and helpless and poor he now de;
sires TO 90 home to his relatives and
friends in England. Piper has gener'
ously rendered the Opera House, nee
for the occasion, and a very excellent
entertainment will be given by Sue
Robinson and the Opera House com
pany. Who will not take a ticket?
T,,r ALuANBRA.-We managed to
squeeze into this jolly theater last
evening for a short time, just to have
our sad soul made merry and glad
with the capital songs, music, dancing
;oses, etc. That extremely festive
Cau-can took our eye Immensely. IL
il AFTER the ..true beauty style. and
will do very we'll for "hlgh." Thu;
far II has taken splendidly, but viii
DE withdrawn shortly In order to give
Mace to other attractions. All who
fail to witness it will miss seeing a big
thing. In n day or two Ned Buckley
and Ida May will arrive there, under
an engagement at the Alhambra.
BEM.s' PHoroGaAPHs.-No one like
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