Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-18

y. A. II. BAIL.-The numerous
friends Of our deeply lamented fellow
citizen will read with interest the fol-
lowing extract we are kindly permit
ted TO publish, from 4 letter received
by Mr.. W. S. Phelan, of this town,
from Mr.. Z. W. Ball. of New York,
under date Of October 10th: "Eoui
letter of September 26th was duly re.
ceived, for which please accept my
that my dear brother IS dead and gone,
although | saw him in his coffin, Il,
natural as life, after twenty years ab
sence. 1t Is most gratifying to reat
the many testimonials to his worth
which you have so kindly forwarded
to me; also the testimonial from Lib.
erty Engine Company, which we have
received, and which will be framed
and preserved by me-. VIII You please
express my heartfelt thanks to them
for their kindness, and also say 10 all
his friends that it is my intention to
visit them next spring. and return
thanks in person for all their Kind
words aud deeds. | hope the friend
ship all had toward my beloved brother
will be extended TO me. and it will
give me pleasure to meet any and all
OF them. Please give my address 10
any friends coming here-E. W. Ball,
Real Estate Agent, No. IL Dey street,
New York. My brother was born
February IL. 1927. General Van Box
kelen left here last Monday, and Is
probably with you before this. shall
never forget his kind words and acts.
Ny brothers death was Il sad blow to
our sister, which she will not recover
from for u long time. She received 4
beautiful letter from one of the lady
teachers in the Sabbath school. She
and my wife will accompany me III
the spring"
4 New BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
At the conclusion of the sermon ut the
Methodist Church on Sunday night
last, says the Enterprise, n large num-
Der of the congregation remained to
take preliminary steps for the organ
ization of 4 Benevolent Society. for the
aid of the poor in Virginia the coming
winter. c. G. Batterman was called
to the chair, and c. III. Fish elected
Secretary. On motion, the following
named gentlemen were elected i COM
mittee on permanent organization :
ID. VI. Geiger. c. G. Batterman, G.. III.
Fish, Rev. Mr.. McGratlI, f. G.. Baker,
Bishop Whitaker and Rev. ". W. Ma
comber. Adjourned to meet at the
call of the President whenever the
committee on permanent organization
are ready to report. The members OF
the committee aforesaid are requested
to meet at the County Recorders office
this evening, at I O'Clock.
CONCERT PosrroNEp.-We are in
formed that the proposed concert at
Piper's Opera House, to be given rs a
complimentary benefit to the talented
singer, Miss Isabella Thomas. Is post
poned for 4 week = until Thursday
evening of next week. The reason Of
this Is that several other prominent
singers and musicians have volunteered
for the occasion, and further time Is
requisite In which 10 prepare for this
concert, which will be firSt-class IN ev-
cry respect, and by far the best yet
given. Thanks for complimentaries
received. The programme OF enter
tainment will Be published rs soon as
1t can be fully prepared.
LECTURE THIS EVENING. - Mrs.
Carrie +. Young, of the Women's Pa
cinc Coast Journal, will deliver a lee
turc on physiological Temperance"
ut the VI. f. Church, Gold Hill, this
evening. commencing at ~ o'clock.
She Is among the most able and elo-
quent of lecturers V visiting this
section. and will give a very interest
ing discourse upon her chosen subject,
well worth the closest attention of
everybody. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended to the public to be present, and
we hope to see her lecture very fully
attended.
INQUEST AND FUNERAL. - Coroner
Symons held an inquest upon the body
Of the suicide, Conrad Dickman, last
evening. The evidence elected was
simply In accordance with our item OF
yesterday, and the verdict Of the jury
was to the effect that deceased was n
native OF Cretield, Prussia. aged 81
years, and that lie came to his death
by hanging by the neck. The funeral
takes place this afternoon.
An ENEMY IN Your MoUTn.-Do
not put an enemy in your mouth to
steal away your teeth. Beware of de-
structive tooth washes aud tooth pow
ders, many of which are base imita-
lions of Sozodont. Insure a life lease
of sound teeth and fragrant breath by
adopting the fragrant Sozodont.
ONLY Two DAYS MoRE.-Recollect
that the books of registration close on
Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock. All
who propose voting at the coming gen
eral election will have TO hurry for
ward and register. Don't a tiIi the
last day, or you may get crowded. ut.
Take no chances. Register, Repuo-
licans, register.
sEsrEScEp.-Pat Hurley and John
Francis, convicted of robbery and
attempted murder, were sentenced yes
terday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the
District Court of Ormsby county.
Frsncis was sentenced to seven years
hard labor In the State Prison, and
-.,,k 80 f1va wars