Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-24

OrFICERs ELECT or THE GRAND
LoDoE.-The Grand Lodge Of Free
and Accepted Masons Of the State of
Nevada, which had been in session at
Virginia since last Tuesday, day before
yesterday concluded its labors. The
following officers were elected or ap-
pointed for the ensuing year: NJ. W.
George Robinson, Of Washoe. Grand
Master; r. w. Marcus \. Sawtelle, Of
Austin, Deputy Grand Master; K. W.
Alexander G. Rock, Of Belmont, Senior
Grand Warden; r. W. James Craw-
ford, Of Dayton, Junior Grand Warden;
V. w. Samuel W. Chubbuck, Of Gold
Hill, Grand Treasurer; ". w. William
A. NJ. Van Bokkelen, of Virginia,
Grand Secretary; Very Rev. John d.
Hammond. of Carson, Grand Chaplain;
W. Robert II. Taylor, Of Virginia,
Grand Orator; W. James NJ. McGinnis,
of Silver City, Grand Marshal; w.
Lyman Crockett, Of Dayton, Grand
Standard Bearer; W. Chas. n. Harris,
Of Washoe, Grand Sword Bearer; W.
William White, Of Genoa, Grand Bible
Bearer; W. Lyman e.. Virgins, Of
Gold Hill, Senior Grand Deacon; w.
Daniel NJ. Goodwin, Of Austin, Junior
Grand Deacon; W. Jacob Tobriner, Of
Carson, and w. William A. Walters,
of Virginia, Grand Stewards; w.
Charles II. Fish, Of Virginia, Grand
Organist; w. Charles WILDER, of Vir-
ginia, Grand Pursuivant W. Ebert
S. Kincaid, Of Virginia, Grand Tyler.
THOSE MIourY HUNTERs.-Lyman,
Edwards, Nye and Mckinney, the
Virginia Nimrods, who went
out to Sierra Valley hunting several
days ago, returned last evening. Some
wicked stories have been told about
them. They brought none Of their
game with them, but three wagons,
with two b%ack-actions each, r CON-
ing In from Reno. Nels Hammond,
of Reno, went out with them, but they
say he quit the crowd as soon as the
whisky gave out.
STEALING Woop.-Constable Harkin
arrested a Yan last night for stealing
wood belonging to the Railroad Com
pany, from near the north end Of the
Fort Homestead tunnel. There Is n
little too much Of this wood stealing
carried OIL about here, especially by
boys, at the instigation Of their own
parents, and officer Harkin intends to
put n stop to it. 1t Is high time such
thieving was attended to.
MAN Losr.-One Of the delegates
from Storey county to the Republican
State Convention, while coming from
Reno to Virginia City, with his COM
panions, suddenly disappeared at the
hotel ut the foot of the Geiger grade,
and when the carriage left he could
not be found. There Is something
mysterious in his disappearance. II
found dead in that locality, 1t is hoped
he will be decently inferred.
CoMrLslESTARIEs. - We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of complimentary
tickets to the complimentary concert
ut Pipers Opera House, Thursday
evening, October 9th, given to Pro-
fessor Farini Of Virginia by the ladies
and gentlemen of his class. 1t will be
an occasion Of interest to all lovers OF
good vocal and instrumental music.
OPERA HOUSE To-NIaHT-Shoo-Fly
on the half-shell, fricasecd Can-Can,
tableaux, songs, dances, character acts
and general ~delineations, by no less
than seventeen performers will consti-
tutc the jollities presented tonight at
the grand benefit Of Sammy Goodchild
and John Finn. Go and see the fun
and give the boys a lift.
RETURNED. - The senior editor of
the News has returned from the Re
publican State Convention, held at
Elko OH Wednesday and Thursday,
highly pleased with his trip. He
speaks Of the ticket nominated as be-
ing most excellent one, and which
will be triumphantly elected.
vESrsoN.-Thanks to Marris for that
venison from Lake Tahoe. 1t Is rich,
tender and juicy, and heartily appre-
GATED.