Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-02

EyaISs CoNPASr OFFICERS ELECTED
At l. meeting of Young America Engine
Company, No. ., Virginia, held last
evening, the following gentlemen were
elected officers of the. company for the
ensuing term President, A. L. Ed
wards; Foreman, Jacob Young, jr.;
First Assistant, J. P. Cullen /; Second
Assistant, Thomas Merkle; Recording
Secretary, A. G. Scott; Financial Sec
rotary, David SteHrns; Engineer, james
Phelau; Steward, Samuel Wykenham /;
Trustees, +. Fink, F. Fredricks, David
Stearns, A. C. Scott and Philip Stoner /;
Investigating Committee, W. W. Coryell,
Thomas Merkle and s. Symons Finance
Committee, Jacob Young, Jr., Philip
Stoner and N. Wertheimer. Also, Mt
an election for officers for the ensuing
term, held last evening by Eagle Engine
Company, No. 3, Andrew j. Peasley was
elected Foreman; George Hunt, First
Assistant; Chas. Doyle, Second Assist
ant Jonas Seely, President Geo. Hunt,
Secretary L. Reynolds, Treasurer.
THEArRIcAL.-A letter from CaliIor-
nis informs us that Charley Rhoades,
Johnny Tuers, Tommy Farron, Frank
Sparrow, Clara Starr and other WaShoc
favori,ss, are playing at Sacramento.
Miss Ella LsRue did not go to Havana
when she left Virginia, as she intended,
by reason Of the rebellion raging there,
bu, has been playing Mt Narysville and
Sacramento very successfully, having
recovered from the severe cold with
which she was afflicted while playing at
Piper's Opera House. The new theHter
under the Barrett-McCullough auspices,
at San Francisco, seems TO be doing by
far the best business in that line, none
of the other theaters or melodeons in
the city being much troubled with full
houses.
ELro.-This important locality on the
great continental railway where the pas
sengers for White Pine leave the car:
and take the stages, is rapidly growing
both in size and population. 1t would
be built up much faster, however, ii
lumber vas only ~Procurable. Two or
three stage lines are now making regu-
lar trips. between Elko and Hamilton,
carrying full loads Of passengers. The
Pacific Union Express Company have
Just put a stage line. on that road, Mr..
l.. W. Eoe, President Of the company,
being out there attending to it. Spi&ins
suggests that Elko was named AFTER L..
W. Coe with the W left out.
ISEoRMArIoS WAXrED.-Jesse 7. Beal,
Of Miner, Illinois, wishes to learn OF the
present whereabouts of VIM. c. Bcal,
who WAS in Virginia when last heard
from. Frank Wells, who was in Ne
vada, CAL, in 1861, has some property
in Bridgeport, Conn., which his friends
are anxious to know how 10 dispose OF.
Any n knowing his whereabouts will
confer a favor by addressing Postmaster
Gould, Of Nevada, or Francis \. King,
Bridgeport, Conn.
LIBERTY ENGINE MEErlxG.--Oficial
notice will be found in another column,
under head Of "Nsw To-day" of the
regular monthly meeting of Liberty En-,
gine Company No. l, Gold Hill, on
Wednesday (to-morrow) evening a :
O'Clock. Members are requested to be
promptly on hand, as there ia bushes.
Of Importance to be transacted.
DIED OF SMALLPOX William Bur
=,
CESS, who ba, been sick with the small
no. near the Bullion works for about
week, died yesterday afternoon from i,
effects.
SrAoss FOR wuIrE PISE.-Woodru'
& Enner will dispatch their stages frou
Virginia for White Pine next FRIDAY
February 9th.