Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
GoLp HIT Flasssss' ELrcrios-The

GoLp HIT FIRsssys' ELEcriosCThe
election held yesterday BY our Fire De-
partment, tor, Chief and Assistant Engi-
neer, resulted AZ follows: The entire
numbsf of voted pplled vas -, Of which
Liberty~Ho Company No. ] pollod 20,
aud Yellow Jacket Hose Company No. 2
polled l9 votes. For Chief Engineer
WIN. d. @. Gibson received 4S votes.
For Assistant Engineer, Eugene Bittper
received 81, and John II. Mills IL votes.
Notwithstanding tho strong feeling OF
personal friends aud tho consequent
intense excitement, everything WAS con-
dueted in a quiet, orderly manner, with
no bloodshed or fighting. Our efficient
police force, Billy Began, was present
all day, but had no arrests 70 make,
neither did he have to repulse any lille
gal attack upon tho ballot box. As an
evidence Of how strictly The party lines
were drawn, Mr.. Gibson received every
vote for Chief, against all other candi-
dates not in the Geld, No Horntouner
MAS allowed TO ring in n vote, and no
attempt was made Mt illegal voting, al
though as each voter was treated to q
drink, there wera several who fingered
wishfully about, evidently longing to
vote q few times more.
PIpERs' OPERA Housa.-Meiodeonic
entertainment and general hilssity were
the prevailing features At the Opera
House last evening. The huge audience
present made the spacious theater fairly
tremblo with their enthusiastic applause
of the choice songs, dances, queer Dc
lineations and otf.hand drollcries pre-
scented upon the stage in tho first part,
;ntcrlude aud aftorpiece. Il Was all
Jolly, consequently everybody couldn't
help feeling also jolly. Another rip
snortiug old melodeon bill is presented
for tonight, and we would advise all
those who failed to obtain good seats
last evening to be on hand q little ear
lier this time. Horny Piper informs us
that the price of admission this evening
will he only four bits to all parts OF the
house. Tomorrow night j. w. Coul-
dock, the great actor, makes his first
appearance. supported by a powerful
dramatic company, and the play will DO
the " Willow Copse."
IMPORTANT C~oSsuLrArtoS. We no
ticed Governor Blasdel in close consul
tation with Captain Charley and about
a dozen other .Piutes on c street, Viz
ginia, in front Of Wells, Fargo h Co.'S,
Yesterday morning. They conversed in
low, earnest tones, principally in tho
American language, and when hoy sep
arated, tho Governor went Que way and
tho Piutes another. The purport OF this
council is not yet to be a public,
but We may hint that the impeachment
of Andy johnson was perhaps the alb
sorbing topic. What further action
will be taken in the matter, we are not
at liberty TO state until after he deeis-
ion of the U. s. Senate is rendered; but
we notice that the faces Of the Indians
are ominously dark, and that Captain
Charley wears his old plug hat hercely
cock-billcd over his left eye. Should
anything further OF Importance tran
spire, we will keep our readers posted,
Coon T~ENpLAR's ELECTION. AT a
meeting Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 10,
I. o. Of G. T., held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term, viz: W. c. T., George A.
Dyson ; ". ". T., Mrs. N. g. Frasier
W. s., Chas. II. Watson; W. F. s., J.
II. F. Martin ; ". T., Mrs. Charles II.
Watson; W. ", ". n. Falconer; W. |.
c., Mrs. s. J. Hawley W. .. e., W.
W. Turney. The above named and the
appointed officers will be installed next
Wednesday evening, May oth. All Good
Templars are cordially invited to attend.
There will be q Degree meeting on next
Sunday afternoon at y o'clock, and all
members wishing to take the Degrees
are requested to be on hand. Meeting
TO be held at the I. o. Of G. Us Hall,
corner Of Main and Blanchard streets.
Coon TsxpLARs ELEcrIoN.-At a
meeting of Champion Lodge, No. 6, |.
o. G. T, held last Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term, viz /: w. G. T., William
Livingston W. v. T., Mss Emma J.
Jones; W. Secretary, E. ]. Loomisi W.
F. s., Miss Mary E. Wood /; W. T., Ma
than l.. Brown ; W. NJ, Richard Sulli-
ran w. /. c., Miss. Martha J. Proctor;
W. o. G., Benjamin ]. Wood. Tit
above named and the appointed officers
will be installed next Tuesday evening,
May 5th. .
HANDSOME CLorHEs.-Mr. Brodhun,
right opposite The News Office, as fash
ionsble a tailor rs there is in this State,
bs, lust returned FROM San Francisco
with n very largo stock Of the most eau
tiful pattern. Of all kinds Of cloths for
gentlemen's suits that has ever been
brought over the mountains. His eie-
n and neat-6tting suits n be seen
on almost every gentleman in Gold Hill,
Virginia city, and ever down the canon
rs far as Dayton. Just call on him.
and he can ct you better than any other
man we know Of.
GRAND BALL NAY NIaHr.-At the
Piute House, Lower Gold Hill, q grand
Ball will be given on-Friday Tomorrow
evening, which will be a Ball worth at,
tending and from what outsiders tell
us. IL IS sure to be well attended. Choice
music will be there, and every prepare
ton in being made to insure this to DC
one of the most pleasing, sociaole'terp-
sicborean events OF the season. Fol
I;st Of the various officiating commit
tees, see advertisement in anotner. col
umn.
Sr.or AND RArLaoAD.-The railroad
over the Sisrras having taken the place
Of the stage line, Wells, Fargo q 90