Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-12
H EVENING NEWS.

ular meeting Of Piute Encampment No.
3, l. o. o. F., held at their hall,
Wednesday evening, July 10, the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the
present term: G. T. Finn, G. P; c. J.
Collins, H. P; Albert Hires, S. W.; D.
Shakespeare, Scribe; T. P. R. Dimock,
Treas; J. Walker, J. WIG. S. Rosener,
o. A. Johnson, o s.; N. W. Waterman,
D. o. Addison, lst W.; W. Penuison,
I'd W.; ]. W Wilson, Sd W; F. Hitler,
18th W; ]. A. Berry, LIST G. T.; NJ. S.
Green, I'd G.. T. Also, At a regular
meeting of Pioneer Encampmeut No. l,
/. o. o. F., held at their hall Wednes-
day evening, July 10th. the following
named officers were installed for the
present term: 4. Williams, c. P; W.
Simpson, II. p; ]. Young, Jr. S. W.;
H. D. Lathrop, Scribe; 7. Elkus, Treas;
W. 3. Virden, ]. W.; G.. H. Morrison,
c.; o. A. johnson, o. S.; l.. Norris, l.
s.; J. VI. Stevens, LIST W.; R. Kirman,
I'd W; J. B. Stafford, Sd W; B. F. Wal
lace, 4th W; W. Mckay, lst G. T.; J..
". Rodgers, I'd G. 7.
SEREyApE OF SENATOR STEWART
Last night as the performances at the
theater closed, Senator Stewart was
serenaded, at the International Hotel,
Virginia city. He came forward on the
balcony and made a speech Of half an
hour in length. He gave . running
sketch Of reconstruction measures
how they originated, how demanded by
the exigeucies ofthe times, as from day
10 day necessities for more stringent
measures were developed. He spoke
Of the LIBERAL, fostering care OF the Cen
eral Government toward the Pacific
coast States, in particular during the
war; toward those interested in mining
in Nevada He dwelt upon the gran
deur and glory of our Nation, now har-
ing a flag '~s'houored" BY all nations,
feared by tyrants, revered by the free
and those oppressed who would be free.
A, the conclusion Of his remarks three
cheers were given for the Senator.
Nor As Coon AS THEIR WoRD.-We
have heard some pretty sharp talk on
the outside, about the managers Of the
Fourth of July celebration in Virginia
city. They had promised the Miners
Union of Gold Hill, in case they march
ed up there after the Gold Hill process
sion was over. a return escort of a
Brass Band. When the Miners Union
wished 10 return again to Gold Hill
there was no Brass Band furnished, al
though application WAS made for 1t.
However, the excellent Martial Band OF
Gold Hill brought them back with flying
colors-aud no thanks to Virginia city.
!Horal-Fourth Of July Marshsls and
Aids should not make promises which
they cannot ful6ll-or neglect TO fulfill.
MURDER TRIAL.-The District Court
Of Lyon county is now in session. In
the matter Of the trial Of Manuel Dutra
De Soto, arraigned for the murder of
C. A. B. Hill, before Judge Hayden, Of
Lyon county, a jury was ~impanneled
and sworn, at about 5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, as follows: ]. r. King, F.
Remlin, P. H. Judge, W. r. Millsap,
William Slingerland, D. R. Spangler,
Almo Prows, E. J. Jones, John Hopkins,
Calvin Mowry, R. T. Mullard, and W.
W. Byron. The testimony for the pros
ecu,ion commenced this forenoon, and
doubtless will occupy all day.
SERIOUS AccIDEyr.-A man named
John Smith was very. seriously injured
yesterday at the Gould ( Curry mill, BY
being hit on the head BY a stick Of wood
which few put Of a turning lathe at
which he was working. DR.. McMeans
was sent for aud did all that the nature
Of the mans injuries required. The ex-
ternal table of the Os .frontts was broken
in, producing conclusion Of the brain,
and the result Is considered question
able, or in other words, the man skull!
is smashed in, and be is in a dangerous
state of health.
OvrRxAS. The annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the overman mine
was held yesterday, in San Francisco.
The following named persons were elect
ed Trustees for the ensuing year: A. 4.
Hill, A. K. Grim, John Sine, J. J. Rob
bins, J. De La Moutaigne. Subsequent
", the following persons were elected
officers: President, ]. De La Montague;
Secretary, Mr.. Norwood; Superintend-
eut, H. V. S. Mccullough.
DrvrpESDs.-The Imperial Mining Com
pany has declared a dividend of $40 per
share, amounting in the aggregate to
$40, 900, payable on and after the 9th
instant. The Hale s Norcross Mining
Company has declared a dividend OF
SIPS per foot, payable on and after
Monday next, amounting in the aggre-
gate to $780, Oo.
liz Towy.-Seuator Stewartis in Gold
Hill this afternoon. The Honorable
Senator looks well and hearty, and
seems to feel quite at home here. we
have not heard anything as to his IN
ten,ion 70 address his constituents on
the political questions Of the day.
Should like to hear him.
DrvoncEp.-In San Francisco, ,yester-
day, Judge Dwiuelle granted An
gelo Beffa a divorce from his wife, Mary
Beta. II we are not much mistaken,
Mrs. Beta has been living in Gold Hill
for several years-well provided with
another husband.
wAsHoE No. 4.-There will be a meet
ing of washoe Engine Company No. 4
Ibis evening, at 8 o'clock. A full at.
tendance is requested, as business OF
grea. Importance will come before the
meeting.
BAxxsuPr.-Alfred Lafee, boarding
house keeper, in Gold Hill, near the
the Columbus Brewery, Yesterday ap-
plied for the benefit OF the Bankrupt
law. His liabilities amount to about
Eve thousand dollars.
AT FoRr observation-disclosures BIAS
del has been holding Il council with the
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