Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-05
THE OLYMPIC RAIL LAST
NIGHT.

AltuOuRu pcTudpo INV 4uhl0 ~ WCik
attended as their first one, the ball
given BY the Gold Hill Olympic Club
last night. at Miners Union Hall, was
a splendid success In all other respects.
A moro thoroughly agreeable assem-
blage never met together anywhere.
The decorations of the hall, consisting
of flags. streamers, ropes Of evergreen,
wreaths, pictures, etc. were finely ar
ranged, the music by Russ Ingraham's
band, was the very thing, and every
body went In for a thoroughly good
time-and they had It. A couple Of
HssAlsn Reporters
From Virginia City, contrived to spar
their way past the doorkeeper. by say
ing that they were for the Virginia
Chronicle, and made themselves quite
conspicuous by trying to take notes,
and get the names OF the ladies and
gents present, for J~enkinsizing pur.
poses, but the boys dropped on them,
and all the names they got were more
or less bogus. or deliberately guessed
at. The chief OF these reportorial
frauds was dressed In a brown coat,
and big nose, and had more cheek
aud less genuine mustache than any
body In the hall, while the other
spiel-marker stood oflciously In
everybody's way with note book and
pencil. Both were got rid Of at last
by a cute piece Of strategy. One Of the
boys Invited them out to drink, when
the doorkeeper closed on them and
would not allow them to come back.
They had to 20 back home without the
free supper they We're so hungrlly
sparring for. These unmitigsted hum
bugs will be hung BY \ vigilance com
OF ladies II they ever come to
Gold Hill again. jenkins I. CHM
possibly be tolerated OH occa-
sions of the kind, but no such Jenkinses
as these.
The Dresses.
Gold Hill Is justly famed for pretty
girls, and the married women will
bear advantageous comparison with
those Of any other community, and
when you come to dress, u ladies
know it all, and are fully able to set
patterns for other communities to fol-
low. They dress richer and better
than any ordinary hoodlum jenkins
has the power to describe. We are the
only one who could do 1t up properly,
but they very sensibly do not desire 1t,
therefore We magnanimously refrain.
The gents, however, are all vanity In
that respect, and eagerly desire that
we describe their charms carefully
their names.
Chris kohl-r, a tall, b%ewitching
blonde, with hair reached and scram-
bled, a Ia Piute. waltzed about In all
the glory OF a chatalaine broadcloth
coat, cut en- modo de bob-taii, with fric-
caseed Outings and iddle.string crup-
per. Very stylish, but too crank In
his waltzing should carry ballast.
S. Fr-nk-l, n fascinating brunette,
was much admired by the married Ia
dies. He worerougs ct noir necktie with
ruchings aud double triggered
w~atch-key. Boots aud wardrobe to
Shirt open at back, with Shoe
clasp. Hair brailed up In fes-
toons on starboard side, with beauti-
full effect. General style Sc consprd ORC.
A-chy Mcdonald, a noble Roman,
dark. haired duicito, attlred in an ele-
CANT swallow-tail, worn en- train, open
and before, with dark buttons
panier, hair scrutfed q Ia Pompa-
lour, Marc Antony mustache and vel
vet kids, attracted the envy Of all the
gents aud the irrepressible admiration
OF the ladies. General style, sena-
waltzing style, gate-post.
NJ. Fr-ukenhelm-r, tho delicate
brunette, was unanimously
agreed to be the belle of the evening.
Tall and slim, with wasp-like waist
aud delicate appetite, he was eagerly
by all the young ladies In the
He wore dark gros grain broad
cloth cut goring aud trimmed with
black buttons. Knit undershirt and
flannel drawers. Hair slightly
powdered and served up a Ia mode on
the halfshell comb, with mint julep
dressing. Looked aud smelt tine. Gem
eral style, languid. Schottishe style,
jumpingjack. Needs dieting.
Doc KIRBY, q sprightly little lavender
brunette, wore his hair scrutfed up be-
hind a Ia George Francis Train, and
more or less powdered. Blue jay
bob-tailed jumper with bias
trimmings and spring-bottom pants;
no earrings or wig. Style como te ca
listed.
J-ha Keen-a dark-eyed brunette.
Hair worn a Ia rictim de Comanche.
Pants a Ia militdire, with heavily
panier. General style, vigor-
Gus. Particular style, hydraulic.
But these will suffice rs specimens OF
the artistic toilets Of the occasion.
The
Bsa.Ren Dance
Was the finest and most amusing fea-
ture of the occasion, and needs but to
be e e to be keenly appreciated BY all
true lovers Of social fun. Tho ball was
kept up till four o'clock In the morn
May the next be us thoroughly
pleasing as this one a
STEAM JETS IN BOILER FURNACES