Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-05
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TRAIN STILL HARrErH.-We are the
happy recipient of I complimentary
ticket from George Francis Train to
one OF his independent public lectures
next Sunday night ut the Old Bowery
Theater, New York, where he says he
represents Sl2. 900. 900 working men
and women. and appears in the august
character of Fenian candidate for the
Presidency in lS72-capital, $4,000, 900.
Among the subjects selected for this
occasion are : Pay or Fight"
=. Ireland First. Cuba Afterward;
woman Suffrage ;" Penal Servi-
tude for Briber and Bribed; Ballot
to Boys Of Eighteen; - LET Brigham
Alone /" "Turkish Baths tor Govern
ment Use" He also sends us the
printed programme Of one Of his grand
"Matinees to the Ladies of the North
west" given ut McCourt's Hall, Osli-
kosh. Wisconsin, Wednesday afternoon,
April 37th. The programme sets forth
that this is "a lecture exclusively for
ladies. For reasons, which will be
explained, no man allowed within 100
yards Of the premises" Subjects :
'sHow Mothers Should Rear Children;'
1.-The Terrible Mortality Occasioned
by Vaccination :" "Why Society is
Organized Hypocrisy; Prepare for
the Good Time Coming" Come Out
To-day-Don't be afraid-You must
keep what you hear 4 profound secret"
Come One, Come All. and show
your W~omanhood." Now We would
not mind attending II of Georges
"matinees." but hardly care to so to
his Bosery lectures just yet.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. - We ac-
knowledge the receipt of n plentiful
supply of season tickets to the Straw
berry Festival, to be given for the BEN
eft Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
ut Theatre Hall, Gold Hill. on the
evenings of Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. May 18th, 18th and 18th.
Elaborate preparations are being made
to insure this to be a great success,
both pleasurably and financially.
There will be something besides straw
berries there. These Church Festivals,
when properly conducted, are always
very enjoyable, and should be well
patronized.
EMMETT GUARD OFFICERS EIEcr.-
The regular annual meeting Of the
Emmet Guard, for the election Of
officers, was held at their armory,
Virginia, last evening, and the follow
ing gentlemen elected: Captain, Rich-
ard Arnold (re-elected, third term)
First Lieutenant. Patrick Hennessy ;
Second Lieutenant, Patrick Fahy
First Sergeant, Dennis Navin; Second
Sergeant. Morris O'Connor; Third
Sergeant, Miles Finlan; Fourth Ser
peaHt, Frank Callaghan; Fifth Ser
Seant, Dennis Callahan; Secretary,
b. J. Mahoney; Treasurer, James
Loughran.
The New LOCOMOTIVE Arrived
The new locomotive Comstock, for the
Virginia & Truckee Railroad, arrived
at Reno from the East day before yes
terday. and is now being taken apart
i'm order to haul it in from there on
wagons. 1t is larger and more pow
erfIl than any of the locomotives yet
used OH this road, and is especially
needed ut the present time, by reason
of the two largest and heaviest ones
the Virginia and Carson, being dis
abled by the recent collision.
Sr. PATRIcK's CHURCH FAIR.-The
ladies' and other members Of st. Pat
ricI,s Catholic Church in Gold Hill,
are making extreme preparations Tor
holding a grand fair about the middle
OF june, the proceeds to be applied to
nav off the Church debt. The lady
members are starting in vigorously to
make il a success. Further notice of
the exact time aud place OF the fair,
will be given in 4 few days.
INFORMATION WANTED. - lnforma-
ton is desired of the whereabouts of
Jonas NJ. Gould. aged "a years. He is
believed to have been engaged in busi-
ness three years ago in Virginia. Any
information respecting Mr.. Gould will
be thankfully received by his sister,
Mrs. Mary +. Alden, Lower Salem, |
Washington County, Ohio. california
papers please copy
The DISABLED LocoMorIvEs.-The |
Carson, II Of the locomotives disabled
by the recent collision on the railroad.
near Carson River, is nearly repaired
as good as new, and will be put on the
track again in 4 day or two. The Vir-
pinia was worse damaged, therefore
her repairs will not so soon be COM
pleted.
DIyoRcE.-In the case Of Eliza j.
Cleveland VS.. Valentine W. Cleveland,
Hon. Judge Rising granted a decree
of divorce in favor of the plaintiff, on
ths Sd instant. She was also awarded
the care and custody Of her two minor
children.
WILD FLOWERS. - We noticed .
small Piute warrior on the street yes
terday with q little bunch Of wild
flowers In his hand, therefore we pre-
sume they must be obtainable ON the
biilsides, at no great distance.
srR,wBERRIEs.-rhis delicious fruit
"a now quite plenty in our markets, at
two and three bits a pound. cherries
viii be along shortly.