Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-25
THE EVENING NEWS.

spirit and good feeling. The members of the
Virginia City lodges, the Silver City lodge,
and the Carson lodge and chapter met at the
Masonic Block, B street, Virginia, at about
10 o'clock \. N. The Silver Star Lodge Of
this place assembled at their lodge at half
past nine o'clock \. ", formed into process
sion, under the direction Of the Marshal,
William Justice, and headed by the Gold
Hill Brass Band, marched 70 Virginia, and
Joined the other lodges assembled there.
About half-paSt eleven O'cl0ck The various
lodges formed in procession On y street, IN
front OF the Masonic Block, ana marched
southwark 10 the junction Of b AMI { streets,
when they returned through c to Suthr
Theatre. The following was the order OF the
procession: First, The Band; second, Escn-
rial Lodge; third, Silver Star Lodge; fourth,
Silver Cjty Lodge: NTH, Carson CITY Lodge
sixth, Virginia City LodEc; seventh, Lewis
Chapter X. 4. NJ; eighth, Carriage, with the
Chaplain. Orator and Poet. The procession
marched under the direction OF A. >. Olin,
Marshal. and Aids, Charles /. graves, ).
O'BrieD. |. Bateman, and William justice.
The following order % marching was 90
served By all the lodges II the procession:
First. TYLER. and after Stewards, Master Ma
sons, Dcacons. Secretary and Treasurer. Sc
nior and JUNO. Wa-LcaS, Past Masters. Holy
Bible. Master There were between four and
fye hundred AIasoaS in their appropriate re-
-, ,,,.,-,IsT IN ~, ,,r7rsss;5r which
extended about quarter Of mile along B
street. The procession stepped TO the music
o: 4 splendid brass band, and rs It moved in
order along the streets, presented I CAV and
imposing appearance. The streets on both
sides throughout the whole line Of march
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the nan was H.Iec 70 rs G'hoS' e"PSc;y'H'
Inc otaceSs OF the CAV: anu S''s various rs
omcers were assembled on tRS stage hNeS
were nearly all clothed n Tsgat'a, anu the !su
ana gold OF the Royal ATcA MasOhs 'tSI'''''
ana the wGlte ana Que ana s'.'eE o! s''e -rAAS,
ters; together WITH me S.:t;er OF tAe levels "
the Lodge ana ChaPter "'hSsrs' PreSeGscU 4
scene never 9e'ore Witnessed IN ms IT,
So'!' ana Se.uolh sen oN ms r Sys. ~
exercises were oPene" 0H al S.0f,S;.t 49,.
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i've ana forci5le manner. The bes, of order
prevailed a. the time. but It WAS listened 70
with almost GREATNESS attention. ne 94hp
H;5ti ~ Us .; ~, Hcv
was introduced and commenced his Grafton.
Bv this time the atmosphere in the body OF the
hall, which was crowded, was almost sitting
and not 50 much attention was paid TO the
orator, as the really great merits of his pro-
duc,!on deserved. \ few moments after he
rook rbe stand. 4 man in the audience faint
81. This caused surh I confusion that the
orator stoned speaEinc, for I few moments,
until the man was taken out TO 10 where
there was fresh air. During this pause
number Of persons withdrew from the audi
ence. 50 that i was more comfortable for
those who remained. Bro. Di15e then took
up his Grafton. and was Es.-1a 70 with
marked attention to the c.. h;ter the
Grafton the procession rc-forf'- march
cd 70 the Masonic Block, men,
berS Of Silver Star Lodge seq ..-.. !r0m the
others and headed 5y 4 band o. MGSlc, ami
accompanied bv Marshal 4. ). DIN and his
aids, marched back 20 Gold Hill. This end
-
rpn,ion Of \ sumner. which was JUS. after
- %, So,,-,,, he the ROYAL Arch Ma
,nns and rho Rail in the evening.
1HE MINERVA AND OA@' s'eA' "e''
OF surprise has been expressed o. man! par
ties because that part Of the ComStock range
l,;,,,- ,,sv- north nj Gold Hil 2roOer has not
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oeeh WORKED IoE SIEVE NoHS'-S' te
IS supposed oy e'erEoOu! 70 oe Soos.' "t1 ".Is
certainly oeen GCNS!UeEsu - y. 10 49, 80
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large portion OF 'Ae ~ - 49,
tEthS lu-s oe'Ultss - S..s - D-r,aisS
companies. E@cH ote u SG - - -,
mas sa sun on - a;,aTS;o1s that will
te'e'' @L. Gc-'.--- arec.eJ ~ c7cb of
their respective shafts. IL this condition
they have stood for some tine' iof WIII Fea-
son hot known, o-. p.OS@g': " ,,,'iorn,iors
1. ~ y, ;t,,coJ{I-sIv south cftbem. 4
- -, 80, -acbiTs- " ordered from
S;sIit,-;. - bD-S ~ ,h:sa claims, and we
,,D$e-s.1n5 Tint il is now on the road and
III - 10 IN , vsry few DAYS. Prepa-
-. re bc;n, made ~ both places TO re-
80; :. tn, s$,,,r,1T,ias have had mechanics
80 -: =, The bo;StinC works for several
V"si aims - - ,,l,co l,roa or,an-
weeks pas, @t;G - $3.50 md famed
SlItes OF - Iii 40 ~ make nm the
are 70 oe So -, -bS a1sinpS and ac-
Io.s-,LS ,1,,,b;na-r arriyeS' The engine
com ~ --,,i!,, Vii have cyli1de,
'CE Tue oils S':,,e+nr ~ bore and
OF lou: y? .;St%r and is rated at
tAree i eS sttoNe y. +, I'll no Of about
aooH. 90, .,,.,e-,; ne That Of the Uncle sam
Sne s.LL.Is ~, I,.ia Iaryer than that one
!olli - -; ;, - ~, N2narv, will be of
ID u, ~ s,yis as that for the Omega.
1oou. ~ Nv ~, tSl;oys h. ouire as large.
w. WI MS I new MACHINERY is once IN opera