Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-02
THE EVENING NEWS.

Iod,es ofI. 0. o. +. IN the SeAVe vi We
"a. for a Convention Of all Past Grands
!, GOOD standing. to take into eonsidera-
,ion the propriety of establishing a Grand
Lodge in this State, q Convention was
held at Odd Fellows Hall, in Virginia
City, August LIST, at which the following
Lodges were represented: Wildey No. l,
Carson No. 4, Dayton No. 5, Esmeralda
No. 6, Nevada No. Z, Washoe No. s,
Austin No. Q, and Virginia No. 10. The
Convention was called TO order by p. G.
Holmes, and p. g., ]. W. Tyler Of Is.
meralda Lodge No. 6, was chosen tem-
porary Chairman, and P. g., d. NJ. Love
Secretary. The Chair then appointed the
following Committee On Credentials: P.
G's., Steel, Sabine and Dewitt. Com
mit,ee on Permanent Organization, P.
G's., Kaneen, Holmes and Brazelton. The
Convention then took q recess for fifteen
minutes. Reing called to order, Com
mittee on Credentials reported all the rep
resentatiyes present entitled to seats. Re-
port adopted. The Committee on Per-
manent Organization submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was received and
adopted. For President, w. Heaton for
Vice President. ]. Z. Sabine; for Secre-
tary, d. NJ. Love; for Guardian, G. Mont
somery. The President on taking the
Chair briefly stated the objec, Of the Con-
vention, after which the following busi-
ness was transacted p. G.. Holmes Of
No. 3, moved that the representation pre-
sent petition to the Grand Lodge OF the
United States for a Charter for the State
of Nevada. The question, after being
discussed, was carried by an unanimous
vote. The Chair then appointed p. G's.,
]. S. Kaneen, NJ. Holmes and d. NJ. Love
to ptepare the necessary papers and for
ward the same TO the +. W. Grand
Lodge of the United States in the city Of
Baltimore on the 18th day of September
next. WARREN HsAroN, President.
D. NJ. LOVE, Secretary.
BuRoLARY.-At eleven o'clock Tuesday
evening, a burglar crept to a rear window
of the residence of F. Galehouse, on A
street, Virginia City, and reaching in took
a gold watch and chain valued at $3.50,
belonging to Mrs Galehouse, which was
living within reach. and made off with his
booty. He was seen lurking about by
II. C. McDougall, who spied the chap
from his lodging-room window-it being
moonlight-and looked at his watch and
took note Of the time, thinking he recog-
nized the burglar Next morning he in
CURED, and found the aforementioned
watch had been stolen, and at once lodged
information with the police, which re-
suited in the arrest Of n person whose
name Is Hanning. He denies all knowl-
edge Of the robbery, but McDougall is
positive as to his identity, and Chief Ed
wards also saw him in the vicinity about
the time the watch was taken. He was
committed 10 the station-house.
SARDrxE CLuB.-Jim Gray, the bully
President of the "Sardine Hunting Club"
of Carson City, is in Gold Hill. He told
US privately yesterday that he believed
there was something else native to the
country here besides silver bricks. lie
took Harry Clawson. Of the Exchange,
into his counsel. who agreed with him
and az FIVE o'clock this morning they both
started out, each with a shotgun, etc.
1--WE get up early, and saw them go.) In
lust three and a half hours, they came
back loaded down with game. Theyikiil-
ed, in that time. twelve sage-hens, fat and
luscious, fl, for the palate Of any epicure;
and also three Of the largest and latest
hare we have seen in the country. Why,
the ~neighboring mountains and hills
within two miles are full Of game.
Music Hail. There was the usual
good attendance last evening at this popu-
lar place OF amusement, and everything
passed off ~splendidly. The La Rue did
up "Mazeppa" in her own unapproachaole
style. and the rest of the performance, con-
sis,ing of music, song, dance and fun gen.
erally, was acted in the best n pos
sible. Music Hall is the place TO go for
real downright, hearty, free and easy fun
and enjoyment, and the theater-goIng por-
ton OF the public evidently appreciate
such to be the fact. This evening the
glorious old farce Of the Lottery Ticket
will be played, besides lots and cords OF
fun and general comicalities.
ANOTHER VIcrIM.-A letter just re-
ceivsd in Virginia from Barbacoas an
nounces the death of Mr.. Kinney. former
" foreman of the Ophir mine in that city.
Thus another is added to the list G. I'M
fortunate victims Of the i'll starred rush 70
New Grenada. Well may the surviving
friends of the dead curse the mercenary
wretches who. by their writings and ras-
'cally Misrepresentation, induced people
10 emigrate to that tropical land OF MAS
mas, sickness and death. Verify, if there
is any hell in prospective hereafter, they
are entitled to a hot corner OF It, and II IS
to be hoped they may go there.
LIBERTY HOSE No. lat the annual
election of this company, held at their
Hall last evening, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Foreman, E. A. Gamble;
First Assistant Foreman, A. A. Putnam ;
Second Assistant, w. H. Isaac; Secretary,
A. K. Potter Treasurer. E. A. Gamble
Trustees, w. H. Isaac. The condition OF
the ompany is decidedly healthy and
the offering of its operations will be as
commendable in the future as they have
been in the past.
PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL l o'clock P.
~, yesterday, Levi Frink, the engineer OF
the Bullion hosting works, hau MS ieiI
foot badly injured. He was taking of
the cylinder head Of the pump engine and
had removed all the nuts, when suddenly
the exhaust steam from the hosting en-
CINE caused the head to blow of, and 1t
fell upon his foot, b~ruising and decorating
il badly.
THsArRE To-NIoHr.-The Carson lin
strel Troupe are in town, and will give a
show at the Gold Hill Theatre this even
ing-,he performance to consist Of a varied
programme of popular songs, anecdotes,
instrumental music, grand walk around
dances, etc. We have not seen their per-
formances, but the Carson APpea! says
,hey are " bully" and well worth seeing
and hearing.
EMERALD BAY.-This beautiful place Of
summer resort, on the westerly side OF
Lake Tahoe, is much f~requen.ed by parties
In search Of the amusements and reciea,
ton OF fishing and hunting, being one Oh
~. most romantic places on the continent