Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-14

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The following officers Of Silver City
Lodge No. l3, I. o. G. T., of Silver
City, were publicly installed at their
lodge room last evening, Mrs. Ellen
G. Hayden, G. W. V. T., presiding
over the Installation ceremonies w.
Z. T., James Rogers; W. R. II. S.,
Miss Stosia Kennedy W. L. II. s.,
Mrs. Mary Curran; W. ". r., Mrs.
Katie McDuiiie; ". S, Thomas j.
Tiddy; W. A. S., Miss Laura c.
Steward W. F. s., George II, Smart;
W. T., Miss Anna C. Bowton w. NJ,
James O'Rielly w. d. NJ, Miss Alice
Meaney W. l. c., Il. Mcdonald; W.
o. G., Henry B. Miller; W. c.,
Richard Halves. After the ~installa-
tion the audience We're entertained
with speeches. songs and recitations
by members of the Order. 4 large
delegation Of "cold WATER folks from
Virginia and Dayton were present,
and all had a grand, good time.
CARSON IrEMs.-Wc extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: W. II. Robinson, holder OF the
champion cue of Nevada, and George
c. Currie, Of Virginia. played n match
game OF billiards at the Magnolia ST.
loon, in this city, last night, for the
championship, the former winning by
46s points in 1000. Robinson's high
est run In fortv-nine was ~; average,
20 81 Currie made 532 points in forty
eight runs; highest, IL; average,
II LIE. The game ended ut II
o'clock. .. Alfred Helm, Clerk of the
Supreme Court of this State, left here
on Sunday evening last for White Pine,
to look after his interest In the POGO
tillo mine, on the eastern slope OF
Treasure Hill....A dog at. Carriers
Station, on the Esmeralda road, killed
u lynx weighing fifty pounds day be-
fore yesterday.
GOLD HILL. SKATING RISK.-As will
be seen by reference to advertisement
In another column to-day, Messrs.
Doane & Ames have made permanent
arrangements for the Use Of Liberty
Engine Hall for roller Tor parlorl skat-
ing purposes, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, from . o'clock =. NJ. to
lojS o'clock p. NJ. All who have in
dulged in this new style of amusement,
so recently introduced into this section,
consider it the greatest fun on earth.
1t certainly is n big thing on rollers.
The frequent tumbles Of the most awk-
ward beginners only add TO the sport.
and even an occasional sprain, a bruised
elbow or q sore shin is endured with
better grace when received in skating
than by any other accidental process.
Go to the rink tomorrow evening.
FINE EAT1SG.-T. X. McGurn, at
his new family market store, OH South
C street, Virginia, keeps constantly
supplied with fine, fat antelope, which
he sells even cheaper than ordinary
beef, mutton, and such other meats as
are commonly used. Everybody can
afford to live high on choice, tender
antelope meat now, the finest eating
ont. McGurn procures his antelope
fresh and good from the Laramie
plains. forwarded by railroad and ex-
press direct from the hunters. other
wild game, fresh fish, poultry, ETC.,
are { o be found ut McGurn's.
The COLE WATER AGAIN.-ln the
United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Sawyer presiding, an injunction
was granted in favor Of the Cole Wa
ter Company and against the old Viz
yinia and Gold Hill Water Company.
The Enterprise says the Cole Water
Company Will at once proceed to turn
water into their pipes, and we Will
hereafter have two water companies
instead of one. The water from the
Cole Company's huge spring Is the>best
Of all.
Sxow SroRM.-The cold, blustery,
d~isagreeable, dusty weather of yester-
day eliminated in 4 smart, driving
snow storm before midnight, and this
morning some four or five inches Of
snow had fallen. To-day the weather
Is variable and decidedly wintry, the
air being filed with snow. and 4 raw.
piercirg wind blowing from the south
west. Clouds and short snow squalls
predominant over the occasional
glimpses Of sunshine.
STEAM WAGON Breed & Crosby
have sent East for one Of Thompson's
steam wagons for running upon COM
mon roads. Their wagon-whlch is OF
S-horse power-is now on the way. 1t
will be capable Of pulling as large a
load as Ii mules. They will haul their
common freight wagons with 1t. II
will be used principally in hauling
coal from Reno to Virginia. SO says
the Enterprise.
SUPREME CoURr.-This Court was
in session at Carson yesterday, aud ad-
iourned over until Monday next, after
the transaction Of the following bust
ness: State Of Nevada ex rel. c. G.