Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-16
GRANT CLUB M~EErISe.-A large num-

lows Hail., last evening, anu 0e"
the first Grant Club Of Nevada with the
the following pledge: 1--WE, the under
signed, hereby pledge our honor to dc
all in our power to secure inc nominH
ton of Gen. L S. Grant for toe mex
Presidency OF the United States, anC
10 cordially support him, provided he il
the nominee of the National Republicat
Convention at Chicago, May 6, 1865
All present having signed the pledge,
the following persons were elected per
manent officers Of the Club: y. A. H.
Ball, President; W. D. Gray, Vice Pres
ident; James ". Wright, Secretary
Two register books, for signatures, were
ordered opened, one at Judge Halls Of
fee, and one at Crown Point Co.'S OF
fee. where all voters who favor the
movement, and will subscribe to the
pledge, can aGix their names and be en-
rolled with the Club. The entire pro-
ccedincs were characterized by bar
mony. unity of purpose and zeal to
make the Club strong in spiritand num-
hers. The next meeting will be held ut
odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday evening,
Jan. %. Let every one in favor OF
Gran, sign the Club roll, at once, and
thus be ready to act when the time
comes to elect delegates TO the State
Convention
The BALL OF Liberty HOSE Co.-Read
the advertisement of Liberty Hose Com
pany in another column, under the
head of .sNew To-Day" They are 60
ING TO give the grandeSt ball of the
season, at Fort Homestead Hall, on the
nigh, Of February "a. Many of the
most prominent citizens Of Gold Hill
and Virginia are on the list Of commit
tees, and all that energetic, stirring,
iudicious management can do will be
done to render this an occasion of gen.
eral endowment and true terpsichorean
pleasure, such rs has not been realized
in this locality for many a long day.
The ball of Washoe Engine Co. No. !,
New Years night, was far the best OF
this season. They advertised largely
in the NEWS, consequently many Gold
Killers were presen. on the festive
occasion, and il was 4 most triumphant
success, yet not more so than the ball
of Liberty Hose Company is sure to be.
|, is but II pleasant evening drive or
walk from Virginia to For, Homestead,
where the spacious hall for dancing and
excellent accommodation for the eating
DEPARTMENT, etc. are not to be griuned
NJ by those who have no teeth. \
handsome delegation from Virginia will
doubtless be present, as we'll as from
other localities, and all who come will
receive full and complete satisfaction.
GRAND FgSIAS BALL.-Ou the night
Of the 18th Of March Patrick's
Day-our Fenian fellow citizens OF Vir-
GINA and Gold Hill propose giving u
grand ball at Athletic Hall, Virginia, as
NAV be seen by reference 10 their large
and handsome advertisement in another
column. Read the list Of names on the
different committees. They mean bust
ness. They will have this the grand
,erpsichoreau event of the season, and
are making every preparation to ensure
its success as such. That it will result
as such, no n who is posted car pos
sibly doubt for u moment. There are
more Fenians and Fenisn sympathizers
among US than people generally realize,
and when this ball takes place, he fact
will demonstrate itself somewhat. We
can insure them n goodly delegation
from Gold Hill. EVERYBODY down here
reads the News, and invariably attends
all the balls advertised therein.
DELISeuESrs.-People in Gold Hill
who have neglected to pay the taxes on
their real and personal property-State
and county taxes-had better go and
see District Attorney Bishop, corner c
and TAYLOR streets, Virginia, (up stairs,
over Feusier's store) or there will be
more costs. His summons is on the 18th
page of the News. And persons who
have neglected TO pay the corporation
tax Of the Town OF Gold Hill had better
90 and see the Town Attorney, c. J.
Lansing, n few doors below the NEWS
Office. His summons u also be seen
on the 18th page Of u paper. Save
costs.
VALUABLE "Frrr."-The great OBJ
ject with people here in Washos has
always been to acquire ''feet' in val
uable, dividend-payiug mines. The
best feet in the world, however, are
those attached to the human body, and
the best arrangements to put those
feet into are the boots and shoes sold
BY Mr.. Martin, at the Philadelphia Boot
4 Shoe Store, % south c street, Viz
ginia.
Isle LESTER AT DAyroS.-Lisle Les
ter will give dramatic and poetic read
ings a, Dayton tomorrow friday
evening. Her style is pleasing and
her selections judiciously made from
the most popular authors of the day.
We bespeak for this talented literary
lady a kind and worthy reception at the
hands Of our Dayton friends.
GRANT CLUB, GOLD HiLL.-As will be
seen by notice in another column, regis
try books for signatures can be found
at the office Of Judge Hall and Mt the
Office Of the Crown Point Company.
The next meeting Of the Club will be
held on Wednesday evening-22d inst
at Odd Fellows Hall, commencing at Z
o'clock P. ".
IMPORTANT TO MiSE AND Mill OWNERS.
Kustel's new work on the concentration
of all kinds Of ores, and the Chloriniza-
ton process for collaborating sulphurets,
arseniurets, and gold and silver ores
generally, is just published, by Dewey
& Co., San Francisco. See notice in
another column.
YAyKEE PLUNNrR.-The harp Of q
thousand strings is again in tune. Yam
kee Plummer has recovered from his
late illness and Is in the field c
more. He elocuted to nearly a two
hundred dollar house in Silver City last
night. He will soon pay Gold Hill
another visit.
MrpwiSrER.-To-day is the middle OF
Winter. Wonder il the last half will
be anything like what the first half has
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