Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-23
IL EVENING NEWS.
Nona.y Rycnins..-...March 2s. 1855.
E,sr INDIA rs. AFRICA AND CHISA.-


Fast INDIA rs. AFRICA AND CHINA
An East Indiamau, living in Gold Hill,
became quite rampageous on Saturday
afternoon, aud by reason thereof he
came to grief. 1t seems the Malay is
husband, by purchase, if not by alice
ton (: and. so report says, he has lately
become jealous of his celestial d"!e'"ed,
whose marital trausgressions consisted
of bestowing too many adnirinS glanees
upon two n~ble-bodied " sons OF Ham.
The Malay, however, kept his d"Sky
eyes pealed, until, like othsIIo OF oiu,
he felt convinced that his Desue.nona
was not exactly all his fancy Pain'su
her. lie ripped, and he tore ms n""
ont of revenge. In short, he "e'eS VA
,ctlv like the Moor, and he won'u no'
no comfor;ed. lie alarmed tue "e'Su-
horbood of his castle, (Which oy tue
49,. - near Pike street, Our tohSo-
r;ni rr;.ud DIR. Mayer, undertook 10 al
Law HE wrath by pleading the innocence
of tho celestial maiden-alieSinS 'hat
H.. smiles bestowed by her upon the
sy,rthv Africans were only caused by
- little ~pecuniary obligation incurred
not long ago when the Malay was snort
of cash on q trip to the Bay. Butaii 10
no purpose-his wrath would not pe
subdued until he had cleared the house
of all its furniture, and the fair but
moon-eyed Desdemoaa was made TO
skcdaddle on \ - double-quick,' OH
cor Uiycins was called to subdue the
iufuria,e Malay, which he eifectuaily
performed by locking him up in the
station-housc. We yesterday saw the
unhappy Desdemoua trying to sell tue
Malay's watch and brass chain to RAISE
the coin to get her di~sconsolate n
da~rk-skinncd lord and master GU OF the
c,lnboose. The two colorcd gentlemen
who were the cause of this family DIM
cal,y are keeping very dark about the
nR,ir-hut il is generally feared there
will be a duel grow out Of 1t. TINS Is
no sensational item but a fact.
MEETING OF THE SECOND WARD CLUB.
The Second Ward Club, Gold Hill,
me, on Saturday evening last, pursuant
to call of President. Minutes of last
meeting were read and approved. The
organization OF the Club was completed
by the adoption Of u Constitution and
By.Laws, and the election Of permanent
officers, consisting of-Presidcnt, J. 1.
Riorden = Vice President, d. T. Pierce
Secretary, l.. Goodwin ; aud u Finance
Committee, consisting OF Messrs. q. Z.
Stevenson, c. Mcwilliams, L. Gaila-
cher. Messrs. c. c. Stevenson and w.
ID. GRAY were nominated rs delegates 10
the State Convention to be voted for ut
the Primary election, to be held on the
3lst of March. The following Resolu-
lions were adopted RsSOlred, That the
delegates TO be elected to represent this
the Second Ward of Gold Hill>in the
Union State Convention, to be held nj
Carson city April sth, 1868, be, and
are hereby instructed to vote Tor dele
gates to the National Union Convention
to be held at Chicago, who Will tnSor
the nomination of General U. >. Grant
for President of the United States. Re
,olred, That they are further instructed
to urge tue passage Of Resolution by
the State Convention endorsing the &C
ton Of Congress in passing articles oil
impeachment against Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, for high
crimes and misdemcanor. Meeting ad-
jourued.
DIscoSrExr.-There is too much dis
content 10 this world, and it is time
people settled down and gave up rowing.
We often see letters from the East from
persons who have lived in this section,
but who wish themselves back. Only
a day or two ago, we saw. n letter from
A man who lived here with his family,
was doing n good little business, was
the owner of his store, was saving some
money every year, his children were
going TO the public schools, and grow
ing up, but rs soon as he had six or
seven thousand dollars accumulated,
discomfort began TO grow up In the
family, and about u year ago they sold
out, " root and branch" as the saying
is, and off they went to the large city OF
New Y~ork-having an idea perhaps, that
they were rich enough to buy the city.
They have been gone abouta year-haye
not made u dollar. but have seen the
sights, spent mos, Of their money, and
now write word that they wish, and
will, come pack to Gold Hill this Spring
aud Summer and that Gold Hill is the
best place to make money they have
seen since they left it. We hope they
will return and that their experience
will not only learn them but others to
try and be contented, for happiness and
comfort is ever with and around US, II
we will only try and enjoy them to the
best Of u ability.