Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-24
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for the last three days, closed its labors
last night. The following are its off,
GERS for tho present year George W.
Hopkins, of Virginia, NJ. W. G. NJ;
George Robinson, of Washoe, R. W. D.
G. NJ; Charles F. Brant, Of Dayton, R.
W. S. G. W. /; Robert W. Bollen, Of
Genoa, R. W. j. G. W. Samuel W.
Chubbuek, Of Gold Hill, v. ". G..
Treasurer T; William A. NJ. Van Box
kelen, of Virginia, v. W. &. Secretary F.;
Rev. A. F. Hitchcock, of Virginia, v.
Rev. G. Chaplain ; Robert q. Taylor, Of
Virginia, W. G. Orator J. Il. Tbomp-
son, of Austin, w. G. Marshal Henry
Cries, of Carson, W. G. Standard
Bearer; Charles D. MeDutie, of Silver
City, W. G. Sword Bearer T; Thomas W.
Tfiplett, of Austin, VIC. Bible Bearer;
Andrew Ingrund, Of Gold Hill, w. Sc.
nior Grand Deacon; Michael Murphy,
of Aurora, W. Junior Grand Deacon |;
John Sharp, of Belmont, David Van
Vrankin, of Gold Hill. w. g. Stewards;
Charles H. Fish, of Virginia, W. G. Or
ganist T; William Webster, Of Washoe,
". G. Pursuivant ; Ebert S. Kincaid,
of Virginia, W. G. Tyler.
THg Holy LAND LzcrURs.-The lee
ture o: Hon. l. S. Diehl, last evening,
at the NJ. E. Church, Virginia, was we'll
attended, and listened to With absorb.
ing interest by his appreciative audi.
epce. Such lectures are q thousand
times more attractive, profitable and in.
structive, than all the dry, stale, moral
izing sermons that can be preached for
people to go to sleep over, and tend far
more to u realizing belief in the Bible
and its teachings. Even we, e%ase-hard-
ened sinner that we are, felt both enter
tanned and pro6ted, and shall be there
again tonight. Mr.. Dishl is a good lee
turer, and illustrates his interesting &C
count of travels in the Holy Land with
pictures, maps, golden images, Oriental
dress, etc. His lecture tonight will be
principally upon Solomon's Temple, and
as the admittanco in only fifty cents, the
church should be crowded.
READING MATrkR.-The enterprising
Poegle, of the Virginia Postonice News
Depot, is constantly in receipt Of the
very latest magazines, periodicals, etc..
from the East, by every mail, in proof
Of which this morning he sent US tho
following Frank Leslie's Lsdy's Nag
azine, Atlantic Monthly, Peterson's
Ladies' National Magazine, Every Sat-
urday (mouthly pars), Madame Demo-
rest's Mirror of Fashions, aud the
Herald Of Heslth-all for the month Of
October. Thus it will be seen that
Boegle keeps ahead Of time, and dsfes
competition in either goods or prices.
The BASE BALL MArcu.-Ths FIRST
game of the base ball match between
the yirginiu City Base Ball Club and
the Silver Star Club Of Carson, takes
place tomorrow on the Plaza 10 Carson.
Play will be called at l o'clock P. Y.
The Enterprise of this morning says that
the Virginia Club will be received by
the Carson Club at the Warm Springs
Hotel, in the morning, where q fine
breakfast will be prepared for them.
The ground is in good order, and much
interest is being manifested in regard
to the match in Carson. A great many
ladie. will be present to see the playing.
|. o. o. F. Promenade CONCERT
A grand promenade concert will be
given at Athletic Hall, Virginia, this
evening, for the benefit Of the Odd
Fellows Library in that city. This is
an object ir which not only Odd Fell
lows, but everybody else, are interested,
as by the payment Of a small sum of
none, periodically outsiders are allowed
the privileges Of the library as we'll as
members Of the Order. Tickets are
placed at So so each, aud we hope to
see the concert very fully attended.
There will be good music, dancing and
other pleasures enjoyable BY all.
A Cover FRox ELKo.-Tho Carson
appeal of this morning says: Deputy
Sheriff Craighead, of Elko County, de.
livered on yesterday TO the Warden Of
the State Prison a prisoner by the name
Of Matthew Young, under sentence OF
FIVE years for committing the crime OF
an assault with intent to commit muir
der. This 10 the first sentence OF roughs
from the "Great East" and speaks well
for the cirilizatihn Of that Z" put a hole
through you" country.
Hrs GoxDIrIos--william BENEFITS,
so badly stabbed in the ARRAY at the
Columbus Brewery. Gold Hill, evening
before last, is lying quite comfortably
so we were informed by his physician,
DR.. Hall, at 3 P. ", to-day-and unless
some other constitutional disturbance
supcrvenes be ia quite liable to recover.
He breatkes freely and naturally, and
no more through the wound in his
back. His other stabs are comparatively
unimportant.
Hoas AoAiS-Qurck PAssAeE.-The
wife and children Of DR.. Hail returned
to Gold Hill yesterday morning from
their visit to their old homo In Franklin,
Kentucky, making the trip in only four
days travelling time. They came through
comfortably and in good health, vol
pleased with their visit, and happy to
get home to tho kind husband and
father.
YEtLow JAckEr.-General Winters,
Superintendent of the Yellow Jacket
mine, who has been in San Francisco
for some weeks, has returned homo, and
will remain for o few days.
TAKE NorIcE.-All persons indebted
to the late firm Of W. A. Meredith L
Co., had better read notice in our sd.