Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-24

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First Ward Union Republican Club of
Gold Hill will hold al adjourned
meeting at Miners Union Hall on to-
morrow evening, to perfect III entire
new and permanent organization I'M
der a set of Bylaws which will be re-
ported by 4 special committee ap-
pointed last Friday evening. In the
reorganization of the Club, we have
understood that the special committee
intend to report as q qualification for
members to vote ut the coming Pri-
mary election, that they voted for the
Republican ticket at the November
election in 1868, or would have done
so If within their power, by opportu-
nifty and qualification. After u Pri-
maries are over, the Club books will
be open for the enrolment of all quail
flied voters, regardless Of their polit-
ical connections heretofore, and who
may wish to join the Club, only pledge
required being n promise, on signing
the roll-list, to vote for the nominees
of the Republican party ut the next
election. This is fair and honest
towards any new members who may
desire to Join. The old Republicans
claim the right to manage the next
Primaries, after which all new con-
verts to the true faith of the Republic
cans will be received OIL an equal foot
ing of right and fellowship with all
the old members; and all new men,
bers will be cordially welcomed.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. BNIL~-rhe body
Of the late Sir knight, n. A. II. Ball,
in charge of Dewitt Clinton Com
mandery No. l Of Knights Templar,
will be escorted from the residence of
Bishop Whitaker to Masonic Hall, on
B street, Virginia, at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ,
to-day. At II NJ, tomorrow, the body
will be escorted from the Masonic Hall
in Virginia to st. Johns Church, Gold
Hill, where the burial service Of the
Episcopal Church will be read, after
which that of the Knights remplar.
The body will then be escorted through
Virginia to Reno, and thence it will
be conveyed by railroad to Ports
mouth, N. H., his native place, and
there deposited in the family vault.
CRUISING ABoUT.-We had the plea
sure of meeting Johnny Hereford this
morning, at Virginia, having recov-
cred from his injuries sufficiently to
penmbulate the streets on crutches.
Il will be recollected that Johnny n
his leg broken and was also consider
ably injured otherwise by a big log
rolling over him on n timber ranch he
was experimenting near Carson a few
weeks ago. He came up from Carson
Yesterday to visit his friends and goes
back this evening.
LEFT Us.-George Fliedner, for a
long time a much respected resident
of Gold Hill, leaves this evening, to-
gether with his family, for Salem,
Oregon, which place he proposes to
make his future home. There are
many in this community whom we
would rather see depart than so worthy
a citizen rs George. We wish him and
his the best of prosperity in their new
home.
ST.. JoHN's SUNDAY School. All
members of St. Johns Sunday School,
Gold Hill, teachers and scholars, are
requested to assemble at the church ut
- O'Clock (noon) tomorrow, August
25th. to attend the funeral services of
their late superintendent, y. \. IL.
Rail. The scholars are all requested
to meet their teachers ut the church
this evening, at 6 O'Clock, in 10
make the necessary arrangements Tor
attending the funeral.
FESTIVE. - Invincible Hose COM
pany, Virginia, had a jolly time, a
sort of social inauguration, evening
before last, on the occasion Of the
opening Of their new reading room,
near the house of W:shoe Engine
Company, No. 4, un B street. Plenty
of friends and members Of other conf
panies were present to assist them in
having a glorious good time, and they
had 1t.
MArINEE.-The ladies and children
will be pleased to learn that Mr.. Piper
has concluded to give q grand matinee
next Saturday afternoon ut h Opera
House, on which occasion the entire
variety company will appear in q
choice entertainment Of select songs,
dances, acts and plays, suited to the
audience, and to which evenp the most
fastidious can take no exceptions.
For COUNTY AssEssoR.-Our worthy
and efficient County Assessor, Captain
Richard Arnold Is announce6 In
our advertising columns to-day, un-
der the proper head, rs candidate
for reelection. In case he should
prove to be the choice of the people
again. he will doubtless give fully rs
has heretofore done.
FINANCIALLY HENITHy.-m order
to show that Storey county is not
bankrupt by any means, we will state
that County Assessor Arnold informs
ms that his collections for last week Of
personal property tax amounted to
s5, 1883 9S, which he paid into the
treasury day before yesterday.
GOLD HILL FREMEN.-Read notices
In another column requesting you to
assemble ut the Hall of Liberty En-
oine Co. No. ], tomorrow. in order to
attend the funeral Of n. A, II, Ball,
deceased.
Those RonRERs.-The trial of Gar
matt and Russell, who robbed Tom
Finch's saloon, Lower Gold Hill, re-
GENTLY. Is postponed till next Monday
i'm the District Court at Virginia.
Ar HALF MAsr.-The flags through
out Virginia and Gold Hill still con-
tinue displayed ut half mast, In token
Of respect to the memory OF MIR. Ball.
sr. MARY's SCHOOL FOR BoYs.-The
,oxt term of this school commences