Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-20
L, NJ voopacyT . HSNoK's LINE.

SONLI. w 1As - SSo
+. and A. NJ, In couyocation mt Viz
ginia, closed its eighth annual session
at 10 o'clock last evening. by the In
sssllation Of the following elected and
appointed officers N. W. Grand Mas
ter. ". A. u. Van Bokke len, Virginia;
r. w. Deputy Grand Master. Robert
w. Bollen, Genoa; r. W. Senior
Grand Warden. NJ. A. Murphy. Auro.
"a e. G.. Junior Grand Warden. j.. l.:
Robertson. Hamilton V. W. Grand
:rrsasurer. S. W. Chubbuck, Gold Hill;
v. W Grand Secretary. X. Il. Taylor
Virginia v. Rev. Grand Chaplain, );
d. Hammond. Carson City; w. Grand
Orator, D. VI. Goodwin, Austin w.
Grand Marshal, J. NJ. McGinnis, Silver
CITY: W. Grand Standard Bearer. G.
Y. Harris. WaIhoe City; w. Grand
sword Bearer, d. =. Lewis, Aurora;
W. Grand Bible Bearer, j. V. Haths-
@sy, Belmont w.NSenlor Grand Dea-
con-. Geotye Clark, Gold Hill: w.
Junior Grand Deacon. Geo. w. k.ith,
DAYTON: W. Grand Stewards, Otto
THRILLING, Eiko, and Charles A. Rich
ardson. Reno; w. Grand Organist,
Gaorrs W. Dorwin, Gold Hill; w.
GTsnd Pursuiyant. Thomas n. Brown.
Hamilton; ". Grand Tyler, l.. 5.
Kincaid, Virginia. The eutire session
was chm rscterized BY the utmost 4
mony and cordial brothsrly feeling.
Much important legislation waS had,
among which was the adoption OF the
Ancient Landmarks Of Masonry, e4-
pressing a firm "bellet IN the existence
Of a Supreme Being. the Great Archt-
tect OF the universe, the immortality
OF the soul, obedience to the moral
law, respect for aud obedience to tue
civil Law, aud Of the country where q
Mason may re.i6e," aud that "The
Book of the Law" and 1.-The Square
and Compass" shall constitute q part
of The. furniture Of every lodge, with
some forty others Of especial Interest
TO every Mason. A charter was granted
20 Eureka Lodge No. 10, at Eureka
Lander county. The report Of the
committee on the Orphans Fund
showsa balance In the fuld OF *l.-
400 90. The time Of nesting wa
changed from the third Tuesday o
Septsmber to the third Tuesday OF
November.
LOST H,s Boox.-John Piper lost
hi, memorandum book last Sunday on
the sarsfsld Guard excursion to Bow
ara, Mansion, washoe Valley. In our
advertising columns to-day. be offers a
,.w.rd Of S25 to any one who will re-
t,,rn h a book to him at h Opera
Hoa.e. Virginia. and says it contains
papers, etc, Of no value 70 any o.e
but the owner. No one need Try 70
make anything out OF what Jonn mas
svrItten In that book. The only nan
tn .he world who writes just like John
p,nsri Ia Horace Greeley. Anywhere
a Enrope a man found with that menu
n,.ndum book In his pocket, wou De
arrested and shot as a conspirator
.osInst the Government, the written
eontsats betng considered suihcien'
eyidsnceto convict him.
Mar Boox.-From the publisher
We have received another very neatly
hound little book. containing the clos
inc Arguments Of Mr.. Sutro relative to
t'Is ,nnnel. The covers are oiue'
hsndsom.ly adorned with gilt. IL WAS
nrinted In Washington. ~ not so
t..il done as we could do In the COLI
Hill, News ot1ce. Tho edges OF the
leaves are red.
IrAlrAS SALUrs.-The Italians OF
Virginia City walked the echo OF the
surrounding hills at sunrise this morn-
ing, with u salute Of 81 guns In honor
of The anniversary Of the occupation OF
Rome a. the capitol Of the Republic OF
Iealv BY Victor Emanuel In 1871.
Thsy firsd al moro at noon aud Will
iire The nme number NJ sunset.