Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
INMATES Of the Firss Monthly Meet
ing 81 the Miners League OF Storey

INMATES Of the Rfrss 1oathly Meet
ing Of the Miners League Of Storey
COunsJ.
The monthly meeting of the League was
held in the District Court Room on street,
President Woodburn in the chair. The min
utes of the last meeting was read and ap-
proved. :.
Secretary's report read, and on motion 1t
was adopted and ordered placed on file.
A vote ofthanks was then given to the gen.
tlemen who so literally donated to the chart
table fund Of the League.
On motion, it was
Resoired, That committee be appointed
10 visit all the mines and mills in the county
and report how many men are ut work IN the
several mills and mines who are not MEN,
bers, and give names.
Also, on motion. it was
Resolrea, That the President appoint such
committee.
In pursuance Of the resolution, the Presi-
dent appointed W. Mcclellan, W. NJ. Conner
ford and W. Bernard O'Reilly as such com
mittee. The committee was instructed to
meet at the Secretarys office.
Elections of officers for the ensuing year
now being in order, it was resolved, on mo-
ton, that officers be elected rirG roce. Mr..
Mathews placed in nomination the name Of
Mr.. woodburn, for the Office Of President.
Mr.. Harrington proposed Mr.. Geo. B. John
sson; Mr.. Johnston declined. Whereupon,
on motion, the nominations for President
were declared closed.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnston, which was put
10 the house BY Secretary Masterson. Mr..
woodburn was declared the unanimous
choice of the League for President, and duly
elected.
Nominations for Vice President being next
in order, Mr.. NJ. Lynch, Mr.. Moore and Mr..
b. Reilly were put in nomination. Mr.. Moore
and Mr.. Reilly declined.
On motion Of Mr.. Masterson, Mr.. Lynch
was declared unanimously elected Vice Pres
ident Of the League.
Elections Of Trustees being next in order,
the following gentlemen were put in nomina-
ton NJ. Lynch, John NJ Harrington, P. H.
Burke, F. B. Frieze, NJ. Comerford, w. Stone
and Mr. Welles.
PHI. Burke, John NJ. Harrington and W.
Stone were, on motion, declared elected by
reclamation, as Trustees from Gold Hill. NJ.
Lynch, F. B. Frieze and Thomas Hughes,
were, on motion, declared duly elected Trus-
tees from Virginia, for one year.
On motion, it was
Resolred, That the Board of Trustees have
power to dispense with the appointment OF a
physician at the present time, II they in their
discretion think proper to do so.
W. ID. Holland, President of the Miners
League Of Washoe county, was then intro
duced by President WOODBURY.. He made
an earnest and effective address to the
League, requesting the admission of the
League Of Washoe county, either as subor-
dinate branch Of the Leagce Of Storey eoun-
~ or permission for the miners Of Washoe
county to become members of our associa-
non. On motion, it was
Rssolred. That the members of the Miners
League OF Washoe county be admitted as
members of our League
On motion Of W. Matthews, It was
ResoIred, That a committee Of three be
appointed to amend the bylaws so as to ad-
init the miners Of Washoe county.
The committee named for that purpose
was composed Of J. Matthews, F. B. Frieze
and W. W. Woodbun. The Visiting Com
mittee was instructed TO report At the meet
ing Of the League on Monday, September 10.
Three cheers were then given for the Miners
League, Mr.. Holland, an6-the miners Of
Washoe county. On motion, the meeting
adjourned to meet at the same place on Mon
day next.