Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-25

ST. PATmCS's DAY CELEng,TioS.-
The celebration OF -. Patrick's Day
will be observed this year at Virginia
by the sons OF Erin and their friends,
In \ more universal and imposing mln-
ner than ever before. Last Friday
evening n convention, composed OF les
idents of Virginia. Gold llill and else
whore In this section, was held 81
Montgomery Guard Hall, Virginia, for
the purpose Of making arrangements
for the celebration. the military snd
civic organizations being well repre-
seEted. Col. James Kelly. OF Virginia,
was chosen Grand Marshal oi the Day
George Emmett, OF Gold Hill, frrSt-
dent ; John Welch, Orator. aud L. W.
IIealy, OF Carson City, Poet. The
Grand Marshal was empowered to APP
point tho necessary committees TO
make all further arrangements, when
the convention adjourned subject 10 the
call OF the Chairman, Charles OCon.
nor. A. the military and civic organ
izatlons will turn oat on the occasion.
the procession will be a very large aud
snowy one. The Ancient Order Of Iii
bernians alone. IN Virginia aud Gold
Hill, number several hundred men.
SILVER CRY MrSING EXCITEMENT
1t is reported that day before yes;er.
day some very rich gold. bearing quartz
was struck In n shaft which Is being
sunk near the old swansea Mill, stu
ated a short distance below Silver City.
The ore was encountered az a depth OF
Is feet. We are also Informed that a
rich gravel bed was struck In the same
vicinity. A large piece Of rock OF en-
ceedlng richness, taken rom the mine
referred TO above, was placed on ex-
hlbition In a saloon la Silver CITY. Inc
above announcement, coupled with an
apparently ocular demonstration OF
IL. truthfulness. created a great excite
ment In Silver City, aud night before
last crowds of people were out win
lanterns all night long, iocallhs
claims. The ground has already been
s,aked or all the way In n northetIy
direction from the swansea mill 10 tue
Buckeye mine.
Tux wouExs' LIQuoU MOVEMENT.
Frsm recen, san Francisco dispatches
II will be seen that the women oil th't
city expect shortly TO commence nos
Utilities aud to wage n vigorous warfare
a.ain.t the sale OF ardent spirits. In
the event OF their so doing, u u De-
lieyed that a score of them, actuateu
by a missionary spirit. will make a
demonstration on Virgins City, ~
deyotee OF Bicchus, who resides there
fearing that his supply OF spirliaS lra-
Dieati will be cut oil IN case tue We
men lnaugurato = war against hIhs
Alcohol. eoutemplaies purchasing I"
barrel Of whisky which lie VIII pro-
coed to bury up In the ground sd as
TO be prepared tor any emerSe"s!
which may arise.
A POPULAR PLACE or REsoir.-Ihe
sutro saloon, at the southeast corner
nj & aud Union streets, Virginia City,s
n pleas,nt place Of resort. Messrs'
Nayne & Rowe, the proprietots, are
ho,h celebrated Tor their SKILL III con-
nonnjiuc delicious cocktails. lhey
Keep always OH hand the very oest OF
lIouors aud cigars, aud are withal very
clever gentlemen. Give them u ea'l'
Nor ALLOWED wuurN Clrr LIMITS
The Virginia Board OF Aldermen arc
maxim, n move towards prohibiting
house, of prostitution within the city
limits. The Virginia and rruckee Rail-
road Company, In grading on tue
Ground needed for their warehouses,
Ssnot premises, aud side tracks, have
dome more towards getting rid oil the
ayDinhs du pace, We opiue, than eau De
done by legislation.
CORRECTIONAL report has been cir
cu,at.d TO the effect that Charles Gull
lin. whom Coleman attempted to shoot
on Sunday morning last In rear oil
Tom Finci's saloon, was In tile en
nIov OF the v. Il L. Il. II. Co. We
learn that such was not the case
STORE REuovED.-By reference to
an advertisement TO be found else
WHARF. IL will be seen that the liquor
store OF Messrs. wlukle u krnttsch-
nit. In Virginis City, has c fe,
moved 10 the northwest coruer oi y
aud Mill streets.