Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-06
II EVENING NEWS.
FIRsr WAnp MEErrNe.-The Repu

FIRST WARD MEETINe.-The Repub-
llcan Club Of the First Ward, in Gold
Hill, held a meeting at the theater last
evening, which was quite we'll at
tended-considering that it was the
first meeting this year. President
Ball was In the ~chair-with his usual
gravity, suavity, and decision. He
made a good little speech oil matters
pertaining to the reorganization Of the
Club. It's past successful career, and
beneficial results to flow by its con-
tiuuance. He also paid n high and
well merited compliment to the officers
Of the Town of Gold Hill, and who
had been chosen through the instru-
mentality Of the Club. The Club ap-
pointed u committee Of three to act In
conjunction with a similar committee
from the Second Ward, to arrange for
an early joint meeting Of the Repub-
lican Clubs Of the two Wards to make
nominations for Town officers to be
voted for OH the second Of May next.
The Club then adjourned, subject to
such call. The joint committees will
meet this evening, at Z o'clock, ut the
office Of Judge Cook. We presume
that next Tuesday evening will be set
for the meeting Of the two Clubs.
FRurr.-rhere are plenty of apples
in our markets yet, and they are in
much better order than what they have
In san Francisco at present, although
these came from California. The fact
of it il, however. that fruit always
keeps better over here than it does
there. Bananas, oranges and various
other seasonable fruits, are also plen-
tiful here, and 1t will not be long be-
fore the new fruits, such as strawbcr-
ries, etc, will be coming over, for this
iSa good market for all such things.
The San Francisco BgUetia, Of last
Saturday, says: 1.-THE first strawber-
ries this season, Of any amount, were
received this morning ut the Pacific
Fruit Market. The consignment ag-
gregated about 1000 pounds, and
though grown nearly Is miles from
the city, the berries are designated as
Mission" in contra-distinction to
those raised in the San jose Valley,
from which latter vicinity no supplies
of consequence have yet come to hand.
The wholesale rates are 10 to 80 cents
per pound"
The HOME CIRCLE, Next to q wife
II of the finest features in the way Of
home comforts Is q we'll furnished
house. A house cannot BE- well fur
nished and worthy the occupancy Of
the home circle. however, without a
good set of furniture throughout, such
rs can be found at the Sierra Nevada
bedding and furniture warehouse, kept
by our friend John l.. Moore, on north
L street. Virginia, in Niagara Hall.
lie keeps everything requisite In that
line, and has furniture enough to fur
nish a whole village complete through
out. II YOU want the latest style OF n
French bedstead. he has gotit. Ii you
want n China washbowl, he has got it.
Ifyou want -, well, 1t don't make
any difference, he has got it. Just call
and see.
DARING BURGLARY Night before
last, while the occupants were absent,
the house No. lis South 3 street, just
back of the Upper Level" was en-
tered, and n lot Of valuable furs,
clothing and jewelry, the property Of
Annie Mitchell, who lived there, was
stolen. Chief of Police Downey has
the matter in hand and may possibly
detect the robbers. The entrance was
effected by forcing the front door. on
b street, with \ piece Of thin iron, or
sort of Jimmy" which the rascals
LEFT OH the sidewalk after they were
done using it.
ISvIGoRNrING.-A cocktail properly
compounded by Irwin, the fascinating
youth behind the bar at Vesey's popu-
lar Bank Exchange, Gold Hill, is just
the jolliest kind of a tonic this weather.
1t n~eutralizcs the alkali and invigor-
ates the human system wonderfully.
As to whisky straight, there's where
You get the thing in its original purity;
also the choicest Of Havana cigars,
made by old Cuba himself. Nesey
being 4 public philanthropist, sets out
a boHntiful lunch every day ut noon,
for the free benefit Of his friends say
ing seat, drink and be merry.
The CELEBRATION To-NoRRow.-
Read In our advertising columns the
programme OF the celebration which
the colored American citizens Of Viz
pinia and Gold Hill are going to haye
in honor Of the ratification Of the III
teenth Amendment. We bespeaEefor
them all courtesy and a free, unipter-
rupted opportunity Of celebrating the
occasion In the most appropriate man-
ner. 1t Is an interesting event. not
only to themselves, but to alb true
lovers of freedom throughout the couli-
try aud the whole world.
DAYTON Tomorrow NIaHr.-Our
Dayton friends will bear in mind that
the great Opera House dramatic con-
pany, comprising Proctor, Sue Robin-
son, together with Mr.. C. Morrison and
Mr.. W. Simms-both talented new
acquisitions from San Franciseo-anu
the entire dramatic force, consisting OF
over 20 people, will appear at that
place tomorrow evening. They Will
give a selection Of their best pieces.
and all who attend will get the full
worth Of their money and more too.
MrNrSo PATEN1s.-The following
mining patents have been received at
the United States Land Office ut Car
son City, and will be delivered upon
the surrender Of the duplicate Re
ceiyer's receipts, viz: Badger Gold
aud Silver Mining Company; Radi-
cal, Bald Eagle. and Spotted Tiger
claims; McDonal Silver Mining Com
pany South American Company
Combination Silver Mining Company
Constitution and Highbridge lodes.
DIsABLED.-Owing to the brealage
Of one Of the brake springs, while ell
gagged in pumping out the cistern on
North G street, near Sutton avenue,
Virginia, Monday afternoon, Washoe
Engine. No. 4, is disabled ut present,
and probably will be for a week. She
will, however, be in service again as
soon rs possible.
A Sr1TSNISG ON STRIFE IN TIE