Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-06-30

met last evening pursuant to notice,
and made the following appointments;
First ward-W. d. G. Gibson, J. j.
Hayes, W. J Cummings, o. H. Gray,
John Binsley, A.C. Hay. Second Ward
William Best, Thomas Finch. Com
mi,tee at large. B. Winters, Chas.
McWilliams, H. Crandall, G. A. Brier.
The above Committees will circulate
among the people Of Gold Hill for the
purpose Of collecting money to defray
the expenses Of the celebration Of the
Fourth. Let everybody contribute as
literally as their means will allow, that
we may have a celebration worthy of
the great occasion. Those who cannot
give a hundred dollars may be able to
give a hundred cents. Four bits, or
even two bits will assist. The Com
mittee will call on everybody, prospect
i've Of politics, and no Democrat will DO
excluded from the privilege Of respond
ing as literally as the state Of his purse
will stand. The Democracy claim to
have done most Of tbs loyal fighting in
the late war, and now, Of course, they
will still continue to demonstrate their
loyalty.
No FooLisHSEss.-The most sensible
advice We a give to all soreheaded
individuals who go bushwhacking about
trying to derogate from the loyal una
nimity Of the great celebration of July
4th, by futile efforts to get up a selfish
little branch celebration Of the same
occasion, is to drop all such foolishness.
Il won't win. We notice that some Of
them got together the other evening
and arranged for the certain selfish
little branch celebration we refer to,
but we notice that all the loyal officers
they appointed for the day respectfully
declined Ia serve. No more foolishness
gentlemen. Come and join with the
military, the miners, the iremen, the
true Americans, the loyal, the respect
able, in n grand, unanimous celebra-
ton Of our great national day.
Frankly DECLINES n HONOR
Frank Harrington requests US to state
that, although feeling duly thankful for
whatever honor certain individuals,
who held a meeting the other evening,
at Virginia, to arrange a celebration
for the Fourth, intended to confer upon
him by appointing him Reader Of the
Declaration Of Independence, yet he
most respectfully declines serving in
such capacity. Frank will join in the
legitimate celebration with the other
loyal citizens of Storey county, aud will
hear somebody else read the aforesaid
Declaration, at Fort Homestead, on that
particular day.
/. o. o. F.-OFrrcsRs ELrcrED.-At
a regular meeting of Virginia Lodge
No. 10, I. o. o. F., held yesterday, the
following named officers were elected
for the ensuing term: N. G., Il. ".
Eddy ; v. G., B. Frank Wallace R.
Secretary, ". L. Hoover; p. Secretary,
H. Bush, Jr.; Treasurer, ]. W. Wilson.
At a meeting Of Nevada Lodge No. Z, ].
o. o. F., held on Friday evening last,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term /: Frank Sperling, N.
c.; j. O. Ward, v. G.; R. P. Taylor,
R. s.; I. Lurch, P. s.; I. Goodfriend,
Treasurer.
SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS. James N.
Cartier, so long and favorably known
as a member of the Virginia police
force, has recently been appointed as
special policeman for the Third and
Fourth Wards, while John Brinton,
formerly special for that same locality,
has lust received the appointment OF
special Deputy Sheriff, from Sheritf
Mulcaby, and will continue to attend to
his old beat. Between the two, the
"Bloody Third" aud Fourth Wards
should be pretty we'll looked out for.
Hail GLoRIous BASsER.-Everybody
is interested in preparing for the COM
ing celebration Of the Fourth Of July,
and in getting things ready for that
great occasion, il would be advisable
to consult Dale 4 Co., opposite Wells,
Fargo L Co.'s, south O street, Virginia.
Gold and silver lace and bullion trim
miurs, fringes, flags, fireworks and all
that sort Of thing, to be found there.
Sec advertisement under head Of New
To-day"
Mons Coon THrArRrcAIs.-ars. D.
p. Bowers, Mr.. J. G. McCullum and Mr..
Melville have arrived and will open At
Pipers' Opera House on Thursday even
ing. The play presented on the oeea-
sion will be "Mary Stuart" Mrs:
Bowers is spoken very highly Of BY all
the California papers, a. the best actress
who has appeared there for . long time,
and our theater goers win enjoys rare
treat during her engagement.
s~uPPosrD STAGE RosssRs. : Three
men residing in Siz-uils Canyon were
arrested last Saturday, BY Chief Strouse,
Of Virginia, aud lodged in the city jail
At yirginis, on charge Of being con
esrned IN the recent robbery Of the
Overland stage at the mouth OF the
canyon. Their examination before Re-
ccrdsr Lowery takss place this sfter-
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