Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

No. 5, F. and A. NJ, in Gold Hill,
were duly Installed at Masonic Hall
last Saturday evening, by n. W. G.
NJ. George Robinson, OF Washoe City,
assisted by P. NJ. Samuel II. Robin.
son, Of Gold Hill. The following are
the names Of the officers installed
S. w. Chubbuck, w. NJ; J.. Fulton, 5.
W.; George Clark, j. W.; John Jones,
Jr., Treasurer /; J. T. Welton, Secre-
tary; Levi Fink, S. D.; w. D. Bray,
j, D.; T. II. Flagler and W. Dunlap,
Stewards; Rev. ". Rightmire, Chap
lain; d. Van Franklin, Tyler; II.
Donnelly, Marshal. After the install.
lation ceremonies were over the mem
bers Of tho Lodge and their visiting
brethren repaired to the refrcshmel;t
room Of the Lodge, where a splendid
collation. had been prepared, and where
all enjoyed themselves to their entire
satisfaction-"a feast Of reason and a
flow of soul pervading the occasion
for an hour or two. This pleasant lit
tie reunion Of the brethren Of Silver
Star Lodge will be kindly reverted to
by all who participated for some time
to come.
BoEGLK's HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENT,
Read it to-day in another column.
Fred. Boegle, Of the Virginia Post
office News Depot, just as soon as the
weather permits, will remove to his
new and commodious flre-proof brick
store, No. A South c street, the loca-
ton occupied by Ii. C. Lille & Co.,
before the big fire. Boegle will open
with an entirely new stock OF books,
stationery, toys, fancy goods, pictures
and picture frames, pocket and count
ing-house diaries for 1872, and y large,
we'll selected variety Of other staple
goods In that line. His stock Of holi-
day goods will compare favorably with
any other house on the Pacific coast,
consisting In part Of fine American
albums, ladies' work boxes, toilet sets,
China ware, gift books, beautiful
chromos, children's books, and toys
of every description. Until he got
moved into his now store, Boegle car
be found:at his old stand ready to sup
ply everybody with desirables in hi
line for a very reasonable coin con,
sideration. He Is always we'll pleased
to receive callers, and Is partial to cast
customers, so Ia his genial aud hand
some young clerk, Smith.
MAILS observation-disclosures any
mail or express will get through from
Reno to Virginia and Gold Hill or no
to-day remains to be seen. George A
Trimble, Woodruff s. Ennor's stag
agent at Virginia, received the follow
ING dispatch from Noise Hammond
agent at Reno, dated S:35 A. NJ: "Rail
road washed away. Cannot &c
through with train to Steamboat.
will leave here with mall and expires;
ON light wagon" Subsequently Mr.
rrim6le received other dispatches from
Reno, stating that Hammond was un
successful with his wagon attempt ane
would try it OIL horseback. AT VIZ;
A. NJ. MI. 'Trimble received a dispatcf
from tho agent ut Steamboat, as fol
lows: "Railroad washed away be
tween here and Reno. Cannot tel
when train will get through. Fas!
freight left here for Virginia at I
o'clock"
SKATING CARSIvAl. AND BALL--A!
will be seen by advertisement in an
other column under head Of "NeN
Today" a grand skating carnival ant
hall will be given at Miners Unlor
Hal, Gold Hill, Christmas night, De
cember 25th. Skates will be furnished
free to all who desire, and the skating
mart of the fun will be from 8 till II
O'Clock, when dancing will set in ant
RIM till all hands want to 60 home
'Tbn National Guard band will fur
n;sb the music, and the whole will b
managed In the most approved style
'Tickets. two dollars, admitting gen
and lady, That this will be an coca
sion of more than usual festivlty, N
one need doubt. Recollect next Mon
dav night Is the time. Ladies prepar,
vour dresses. Gents prepare to TAX
the ladies along.
sLorrY.-The above word expresse
the condition Of Virginia and Coll
an, at present. Everybody who travel
outside of gum boots has wet feet, an
those who stay indoors find the melt
inc snow and rain getting after Their
th2ouyh the roofs Dr. other ways OF en-
trance. Verify this Is the time while
tries mems soles, also their roofs.
No SOCIAL THIS WEEx.-We ar