Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

large number of loyal Germans met at
Uh's Turn Verein Hall for the purpose of
forming German Union Club. On mo-
ton, c. Fliedner was chosen Us temporary
President. In few well chosen, patriotic
and eloquent remarks, he stated the object
of the meeting. The election for perma-
nent officers resulted in the choice OF
Moses Korn. President; C. Fleidner'
Vice. President; E. Shaeffer, Secretary;
Il. Melsin. Treasurer; and l.. Wagner
Marshal The Club having been thus per-
manenlly organized, the audience, when
was composed of large multitude OF
citizens, was most eloquently addressed
BY DR.. Bien, II. Unger. Carl Ahpel, sam.
Sankey, and others. The speeches were
all of the most telling character. ne
Constitution and Bylaws of the Club
having been read by the secretary, were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted and signed by
eiqhty-five German citizens. Another
meer;nc of the Club will be held this even
ing at the same hall. Everybody is invited
70 attend.
PoLIcE COURT, EIRGINIA.-The follow
ing business was transacted before Judge
Davenport this morning: James MeMa-
han, arrested BY officer Hanks, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined SIS, and
in default of payment was sent across the
way cor seven days. Wilton, arrested
bv officer Ballou, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined Sl5, and in default of
payment was sent up for seven days.
Stubner, arrested by officer Hanks, for
being drunk and asleep On the sidewalk,
forfeited his bail of S25. Thos. Williams,
arrested by officer Hanks, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined Sl5, and in de-
fault went TO the loving arms Of Purcell
for seven days. John Doe, arrested by
officers Soule and Patterson. for fighting,
was discharged. Thos. Gibbs, arrested
By officers Soule and Patterson, for fight
ing. was discharged. John Billings, found
guilty of assault and battery, on Satur-
day, was this morning fined, and paid $40.
CLAN AIFrNE DrsTRIcr.-To-day We
had the pleasure OF conversing with a
friend who has Just come from this new
district. He reports about twenty men
vigorously at work opening their several
claims. Some rock from these claims,
which We saw, is undoubtedly rich in gold
and silver. About seventeen different
hedges have been struck, the most Of
which are bold and well defined on the
top, and Of easy access. \ stream Of
beautiful clear and pure water tumbles
through the hills, affording the miners ex-
eellent drinking water and OF sufficient
quantity TO furnish motive power TO nu-
nerouS mills. The whole aspect of the
District is very cheering, and prospectors
feel confident Of having secured hand
some fortune when the mines shall have
been properly developed.
GERMAN UNION CLrB.-The German
Union Club of Gold Hill. will meet this,
monday evening, at SIX o'clock. The
hearts of our German fellow-citizens are
alive With the fires of patriotism and love
for their adopted country d; the Union, the
whole Union. and nothing but the Union!
Let every German voter turn out this
evening, and attend the meeting OF the
club at Turn Verein- Hall, and enroll his
name and his principles upon the monu-
ment of German loyalty and patriotism.
Come! every German, who is not untrue
10 his adopted country.
DARING BuRGLARY.-Last evening a
saloon. owned and kept by Miss Maggie
Belts near the corner of B and Union
streets, was entered at the back door, and
a trunk in the bedroom robbed of $3.50
IN gold coin. Miss Maggie is lager beer
girl at SutliaTs and was absent pursuing
her nightly ayocation; the loss IS most
severe on a worthy young woman, who
has been struggling TO amass funds TO
send for her family in the East. No clue
whatever is to be had in relation to the
thief, and so the unfortunate girl will lose
her hard earnings.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-As will be seen by
our advertising columns, c. H. Flint s
Co. have become proprietors of the well
known Washoe Exchange Billiard Saloon.
This Saloon is always well kept and fire.
ouented by gentlemen who delight in the
:. game of angles Charley" is a tip
TOD fellow, and will always do his best TO
please his numerous friends who favor him
with call.
IL PROBATE CouRr.-In the matter Of
the estate of James Thompson, deceased,
Edward Duncan having filed return of
his proceedings under an order of sale
made on the 18th day of August, it was
ordered that Friday,the 18th of October,
should be set apart for any person inter-
ested, to come into Court and show cause
why an order of confirmation should not
be entered.
DEMOCRATIC NEErISe.-Ihe meeting Of
the allies of the Southern Confederacy,
on B street, Virginia, Saturday evening,
was a "fzzle." Some two hundred Cop
perheads listened to Frothy Jones In a
soft-soap speech, and got very sick a.; when
John r. Mcconnell quite finished the
matter, and disguised every man who ever
read of such thing as National Consd-
tuition.
PHOTOGRAPHIC RooNs.-Sutterly, Bro
theirs, at the corner Of B and Taylor sts.,
are now prepared to execute correct Pho.
rographs of all who may favor them with
q call, have secured the services of COM
petent and skillful operator, they will
guarantee q faithful likeness in all cases,
and defy competition as to low rates.
A BLocxADE.-This morning c street,
Virginia, was blockaded in the old fashion,
for long time, and was very refreshing to
hook upon. We wept to think that Dan
De guile had "gone for soldier" and
couldn't Join with us in gazing on so fes-
tive a scene-but " SIGH is life, and Dan
has been grated into the army"
THIRD WARD MBETINo.-A large i'm
promtu meeting of the Union voters was
held on Saturday night last in Virginia.
Short speeches were made by Messrs.
Whitman and Sumner, after which the