Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08

lsDfAN.-This morning about 10 O'CLOCK .
NEWS reporter called at the Virginia gas
Office 10 have . talk with Mayor Kaneen on
police matters, but did not find that gen.
gleman In. Az the reporter stepped out
he was considerably interested In . little
affair between . Piute and q Chinaman
which lust then took place. about half .
block below. The heathan was coming up
Union street. driving two donkcys before
him. AMI was probably on his way TO the
mountains to gather wood. A gang Of
half a dozen Indians were proceeding down
the hill toward their wickiups. A they
came abreast Of the Chinaman n playful
Piutc. arrayed In q red blanket, thrust
out one Of his brogans and brought
Ii down heavily upon Johns toes.
With q quick yelp Of pain tho Celestial
whipped q dirk from his blouse and made
q savage dig ut the Piute. The brave was
too smart for that. however, and ~springing
nimbly back had his heavy blanket rolled
around his right arm In n jiffy. The
Chinaman, crazy with pain and fury,
made nj him again. by q sudden move
ment the Indian thrust forward his pro-
tected arm. struck the knife upward. and
theh' peioio ~ hssaiiant 'o"iu VA" ~
ior an1.isr DION NV. ucai, nrm ,o,,a .d 49, ,Ss
groppd In agony AMI tbo knife dropped
from his n~eryless hand. The victor calm.
ly picked M the weapon and tho whole
PARTY walked on as II nothing had hap
pened. The affair did not consume thirty
seconds, and before the Cinnamon In the
vicinity had time to think, all was over
and the Piutcs were marching of. They
didn't sccm inclined 10 follow. either.
LIVELY TINY AuEAp.-The meeting OF
the Virginia Boarl Of police Commissiou.
ors, which ia TO DO held At the City Hall,
ID street. this evening. promises to be q
very lively ono. All those having CON-
plaints To- bring against the police will be
| there with their witnesses, ami Mayor Ka-
necn will probably request Chief Lackey
10 explain that card Of his In to-day's ES-
f~,rpr,.s, In which he charges Mr.. KAncen
| with having been intoxicated at tho pre-
| vious meeting. The charges OF cruelty
and immoral conduct made against Iailer
hooey ny nor 'cLy ST. ianS.S ,u,o 'o"'
A houou ohAhok'-A eafu pno'''hca
by Chief oil Poico Lackey IN THIS morn
ing's Eaterprise, In which he asserts that
Na,or H.n.., Wa. an J,unL a, . meeting
80 n-,I.. ....t..,a..- 81, ~, VI
VI 'nc ioliou .onn.i. 10y Vn w.
ne-nAy e'cnnns as W ~ nn,o y. VI
pus 'I v.na.n ~ cnr,se
gina 'o,uay; mayor n M. mnrr ~ .,a,sS
~ Srws rsnastor that during ,he After.
noon NJ Wcdnesday mn 10 tho nom Of
| meeting bc drank Int ono glass OF beer.
Tux Masonic BALL--Pleasant thoughts
arise at the mention OF this coming event.
which il already casting ia shadows be-
fore. in the shape Of now dresses and
aaneins pumps, fne h ,;sS a Commit ~ MI.
can 10 cnsure the success Of This %openins
party. A grand time will be enjoyed, and
those who elect TO 60 will ind themselves
amply repaid. Such opportunities do not
often present themselves, and people who
know how TO appreciate q genial, genteel
affair will be sure 10 DO present.
GorSo HoME.-T. b. Storer, Secretary
OF the Gould and Curry Mining Company
and one OF tho regular "oid Boys" will
/ loa va tbia eveninU for A Wait IN Now Ha.
ven con,ecticnt' The nl.co of nj, birih
which mo has moi yi.ited aimee leaving
there over twenty-eight years ago. Mr..
Storer's many friends join In wishing him
All the pleasure hat saeh vlsits are eaPs-
Welcomed on his return to tho BONANZA
State.
70, co,.,,,v-Thou.. q a,srhsn.
Is uly N our column -
candidate for Constable OF Gold Hill. sub
!yeu Tonv.r,inU W. ssnbsn. h..
been lar some time mast wstchmsn Of Tho
Bank Of California In this town and isa
q very capable trustworthy officer. He
Ia an old resident Of Gold Hill and should
he be elected will make an excellent
o
Ar THE LAxE.-Mo't OF the visitors are
leaving Lake Tahoe and those who remain
complain Of cold weather. A correspond.
ant writing from tho Lake under date Of