Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-07

tickets have already been disposed OF.
A Foul SLASDER.-It having been
asserted by certain reckless individuals
last evening on the street, that the TEA
son of Brier not being present at the
First Ward Union Club meeting was
that he had Como to hear Ned Buntline's
argument in favor Of cold water as "
substitute for whisky, that gentleman
desires to state that such were an impos-
sibility. He has altogether too big a
head OF patriotism on to attend to any
such side issues aud wild theories.
Brier came from the Wabash, and we
do not desire to have him misunderstood
in this matter.
How TO GET TO REYo.-All desirous
Of going to Reno, or on beyond, to
Sierra Valley, Susanville, Downieville,
Honey Lake and other contiguous local.
tiles, will profit by reading the adver-
tisement Of Woodruff & Eunor in another
column. Their stages leave their office
ON south G street, Virginia, next door
TO Young America Engine Co. No. 2,
eysry day at u o'clock A. NJ, and 3 P.
". for Reno, connecting with the II A.
". and 5 P. Y. trains for Sacramento, OF
reduced rates. Freight from Reno, a
cents per pound.
Pony EXPRESS RAoEs.-The rivalry
between tho pony lines Of Wells, Fargo
l. Co. and the Pacific Union Express Co.
still continues lively and undated, at
tracing huge crowds Of spectators
| along North c street, Virginia, TO see
them come in from Reno every after
noon abou. 5 o'clock Wells, Fargo &
Co. have beaten the new line and come
in first every day thus far. How long
this may continue %deponent smith not,
lint there is considerable betting in Ia
vor Of the opposition every day.
OFFICERS E~LEcTED.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Washos Engine
Company No. 4, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term /: VIM. Woodburn, Presi-
dent James N. Cartier, Foreman
Henry E. Aine, First Assistant Fore
man ; Dennis O'Neil, Second Assistant
Foreman ; Thomas Cordiell, Secretary
G. NJ. Cornell, Treasurer; Pat Donrel'
ly, Steward.
10, o. F. ISsrALLArIoY.-At a regu'
lar meeting of Virginia Lodge No. 10,
7. O. O, F, held last evening, the fol
lowing officers elect for the ensuing
term were duly installed with oil tn
appropriate ceremonies by D.: D.. g. u;
T. Eikus: H. NJ. Eddy, N. g.; b
Frank Wallace, V. G.; W. L. Hoover
R. g.; H. Bush, Jr., P. s.; j. W. viii
sou, Treasurer.
ApJouRsEp.-The meeting of th'
First Ward Union Club. Gold Hill, an
nopnced for last evening, in conse
onence of the outside attractions OF tn
crest circus and Ned Buntline's tenn
perance lecture, was 0 very wen AZ
tended, and was therefore adloarnc'
until next Monday evening.
Ice. IcE.-Kerrin & Simpson are serS
ing the people of Gold Hill with som
Of the best ice ever offered in the ma
ket. The blocks are clear and oeant
full, and decidedly healthy to use darin
this warm season. Orders leit a. 80
i. Gold Hill Market, next door to the NE"
, Office, will be attended to.
FIRx DrLEaArEs.-To-morrow (wee
: nesday) evening, the 9th inst, the deli
gates recently elected to represent th
r several Companies attached to the vi
I pinia Fire Department for the ensuin
| wear, will assemble OF City Hall for ID
purpose of taking their seats n cleo
ing officers.