Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-16
THE EVENING NEWS.
ALrorrar.-on wednesday evening,

lecture on the subject of THE Elevation
q FLabor, and its necessity to secure the
permanence of R~epublican Institutions"
The people of Gold Hill will remember
Captain Weare as the gentleman who
delivered the Fourth Of July Poem and
being a laboring man himself, he has made
the great American capital Of LABOR u
study all his lifetime, we feel confident
ths, he will furnish a lecture on the
subject better than any other man 10
the State. The Miners Union, our
labor capitalists on. the Comstock,
should turn out 10 a body to hear Cap
,ain Weare's lecture; and we hope not
only 10 see many Of the Miners Union
members present, but also others who
wish 10 hear a truly Intellectual talk on
this subject-s subject that to-day
stands higher in the estimation OF peo-
pie in the New and the Old World than
it ever stood before.
IxsrALLArlox.-At the regular meet
ing of Champion Lodge No. 6, l. o. G.
T., held last Wednesday evening, the
following officers were installed for the
curreut term by D. D. G. W. G. T, E.
J, LOOMS John c. Bowmer, W. G. t.
Miss Emma j. Jones, W R. n. s.; Miss
Susan Conway, ". L. H. ST. Miss Dor"
Foster, W. V. T.; Theo. H. Woodwork.
". s.; Mss Lille Warren, W. 4. s.
Evan Williams, W. F. s.; \. L. Brown,
w. TT. A. Brown, W. NJ; Mrs. F. L.
Thompson, W. D. NJ; Mrs. &c. Mygstt,
W. /. G.; P. J. Joeelyu, W. o. G.; Ben,
Wood, ". c.; Thos. Cooper, P. Wet.
This Lodge has entered upon the third
wear of its organization, and is now in
a very aourishiug condition, numbering
nearly u hundred members in good
standing, with more being initiated al
every meeting. Crystal Lodge No. IL,
organized about a month ago, is also
doing well for a young Lodge.
BOARD OF County CORRESPONDENT
meeting of the Board was held yester-
day afternoon. Present-Messrs. Eddy,
Balch, Gamble, and Lansing, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and APP
proved. A communication from Lander
county in relation 10 a poor boy named
Wicks, was received and placed on file.
The following bills were allowed: Wood
Knight, Sl49 80; C. Gartrell, $50 Is;
p. Muleahy, Sos; W. H. Burial, Slo7-
&c; ]. V 4. Lansing, S+62 80; DR.. 5.
\. McMeans, $40 so; P. j. Joeelyn,
S244; F. Begle, $40; c. Gartrell, Sl9-
20; Virginia City Gas Company, 500 so;
l.. A. Hanks, $3.50; Mark Feeney, $3.50;
James Phelau, $3.50; TT. Maupiu, $3.50;
VIM. Bowling, $50; P. Mulcahy, Sl6e;
Cicero Miner, 81; Emmett Guard, Sl66-
es; Timothy G. Gammons, SIS; Wood
knight, $3.50 90. The bill Of the Swee-
ney Guard was referred to Mr.. Gamble.
Adjourned till August 3lst, at ; o'clock
7. ".
McClusxEY's MELoDEoS.- Our new
local melodeon' did not open last even
ing, as wal announced, and the conse-
uence was, a large crowd was disap-
pointed. The reasons for its not open
ing, as we are informed, were that the
new scenery, drop-curtains, and other
fixtures, were not finished and besides
that, Jimmy Murphy bad a benefit an
nouuced at the Black Crook, and George
Pardy and wife will have a benefit at
the Opera House this eyeuiug-which
is the reason of its not opening this
e~yening-aud as there is such q thing
as courtesy among show people it is not
intended that Nike McCluskey's show
is TO interfere with the benefit nights in
Virginia, which have been announced
for some time. But on Saturday night,
look out! If McCluskey's melodeon
won't be a lively place, then We will be
mistaken.
SAD NEws.-Our townsmsn, Zinc
Barnes, who was accidentally shot in
the calf of the leg, on the Fourth of
July, and was taken over to the Cove
Hotel, at Lake Tahoe, about ten days
ago, is in a very dangerous condition,
Last night about ten o'clock, q telegram
was received by Or. Weber, FROM the
Cove Hotel, requesting his early pres
ence, as Mr.. Barnes was extremely ILL.,
and also, that his nurse was thought to
be fatally i'll. DR.. Weber Immediately
left, and we presume arrived there at
daylight this morning. We may re-
ceiye some later intelligence before we
go TO press.
NAeLE & CoRcoRAS.-This pine, sit
mated on the line Of the tunnel road,
near the mouth Of the lower Gould s
Curry tunnel, is developed by a shaft
10 feet deep, aud two drifts thence
one, 81 feet east and the other about
the same distance west. In the east
drift a ledge of pay rock has been
struck. At the 90 feet level is . SHAFT
west, which "opens" $50 ore.
ASSUMPTION DAY.-Yesterday was the
Day of the Assumption, celebrated as a
Fen,, dsy by the Catholic Church. The
Bishop (o'Connel) preached, morning
and evening, At st. Mary's, Va. There
was a large attendance.
PowpER.-The Santa Cruz powder, of
which large quantities are used, can be
obtained al the Agency of Gillig, Mott
L Co., in Virginia City, atthe low price
of So so per keg.
To-Nrour.-A great many people are
going to George Pardey's benefit at Pr
per's Opera House, this evening. The
programme shows that there will be
lots ofamusement.
opERA HousE MEtoDEoy. = George
Pardy and wife take a benefit tonight.
A performance of unusual variety wiii
be given. We expect TO see n fuii
house. The bene6ciaries aud the pro-
grsmms demand your attendance.
TAKEN Dowx.-The Laundry House,
in which C. A. B. Hill was murdered,
or TO which his body was dragged after
the commission Of the terrible deed, mas
been taken to pieces, and the Lumber
removed.
MINERS USloS.-As Fort Homestead
on next Sunday afternoon, at three
o'clock, there will be a meeting OF the
Gold Hill Miners Union. The otncers
request a full attendance.
BuLLIox.-There was shipped rom
Wells, Fargo + Co.'S Gold Hill ONCE
this morning, I bars OF bullion,