Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-07

ence was read and unanimously adopt
ed. Mrs. Stevens then delivered a
lengthy, logical and eloquent address,
and was followed by Mrs. Laura De
Force Gordon, In one of the most pow
erful and convincing arguments ever
heard in the State on any subject, ellie
iting the widest applause and arouslng
the most universal enthusiasm In favor
Of woman suffrage. Letters were also
read from Governor Stafford of Arizona
and Brick Pomeroy of New York.
The Convention then adjourned until
evening, for the purpose Of effecting n
more perfect organization Of the move
ment. At the conclusion of the Con-
vention, Mrs. Gordon proposes lectur-
ing in all the principal towns and cit
les of this State, visiting Gold Hill and
Virginia shortly.
Nor ZEIGLER.-Our item In yeSter-
days News, stating that Mr.. Zeigler,
q butcher OIL the Divide, had his knee
dislocated by being pitched out Of his
wagon on Dayton street, Gold Hill,
while making q turn, was incorrect.
The unfortunate gentleman was Philip
Winteroth, in the employ of Zeigler.
He had the inner condyle of his ankle
broken, and the joint badly dislocated
and strained. He Is now under the
| surgical charge Of DR.. Green. We
apologize to Mr.. Zeigler for using him
so roughly, but somebody has to fur
nish a name In such a case, and we
would just a 500 cripple Zeigler as
anybody We know of.
Ed. REEsE.-The Carson appeal
copies item of yesterday relative
to the brilliant dash Of that small party
Of volunteers'down through the arch
ing flames Of Main street, on the occa-
sion Of the great Gold Hill fire, and
says that the Ed. Reese we mentioned
rs one of the heroes is a sou of Mart
Reese, of Carson, and is a telegraph
operator, in which capacity he Is en-
| ployed by the V. Il L. r. X. Company.
The AppsM further says: He came
down from Gold Hill yesterday with
his father aud Is lodged at the White
| House, where he will remain until re-
covered from his injuries, which are
quite painful"
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS good Il
dience last night, and 4 good first part
and walk-arOund were given. In the
second part there was the usual variety
of songs, dances and acts. Add Weaver,
Johnny Campbell and Chris. Mathews
are all good In their several specialties,
and Mollie Bamford and Lizzie Wor-
rell sung several songs In good style.
The entertainment concluded with
celestial Domestics," very anus
ing little play, illustrative Of points In
| the Chinese question. The orchestra
is a good one, and the house comfort
ably arranged. Another good bill for
tonight. See distributed programmes.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. We are desired
to return the a~ppreciative acknowl-
Judgments Of Chief McMartin, of the
Fire Department, aud Foreman Put
man, of Liberty Engine Co. No. !, to
Father Clarke for his efficient help
in procuring very much needed
assistance at working the brakes Of the
machine after the perilous dash
through the fire down Main street to
the reservoir below. Through this as
sistance they were enabled to get
"frst water" upon the flames and an
rest the progres. Of the fire In that
direction.
REBuu.mXu. - l.. L. Fox, Of the
Gold Hill Market. already has a new
wooden building going up at the rear
of the ruins of his market, for tempo
rary use, until the original brick build
ing Is rebuilt He Will De ready 10
supply customers again tomorrow.
SILVER WATCH Losr.-See notice in
our advertising columns Of a silver
watch and chain lost ut the great Gold
Hill fire. The letters II. F. are en-
orayed inside the case. The finder
wiil much oblige Fisher Brothers by
leaving the anne at this office.
B,rus.-Do you wish a good hot,
cold or shower BATH If you do, just
90 to R. Il. Brodek, No. 81 south G
Street, Virginia. Connected Herewith
Is a magnificent shaving Salooah where
only the hest OF workmen are EN-
ployed.
OVERLAND CIRcUs.-This very at
tractiye institution performed to good
audience last night at Carson, and to.
| night appears to delight otrr neigh6orS
of Silver City. 1t Will beSt Gold Hill
tomorrow night.
LIBERTY ONE's.-The Fourth OF July
Committee of Arrangements Of this
comnapy will meet this evening at
Seyen and a half O'Clock, at the hall OF
the company, to square up bills, etc.
WAsuoE BOUQUET. - Mrs. L. 5.
Bowers, OF the Bowers Mansion, In
Washoe valley, will please accept our
thanks for q most beautiful bouquet OF
flowers from her grounds,
AssEssMENr.-An assessment Of ~
cents Q share Is levied OH the capital
stock of the Pacific Tunnel & Mining
Co. See official notice IN our advertis-
ing columns to-day.
@. A. X. AEErING.-Phl, kearny
Post No. 8, G. A.. R., will meet this
eyeng at ~ O'Clock. at their head
quarters, No. So South Z street. VIZ