Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-04

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application to become a sole trader ;
continued till next Saturday. Septem-
ber7. The following named persons
were admitted to citizenship Conrad
Young, Frederick j. Crambrer. John
Hart, Francis Carbes, Samuel Hart.
NJ. Prader, Domingo Alameda, Silas
Peters, Manuel E. Mathews. Thos.
Jenkins Manuel Lawrence, VIM. Pc
tiers, Patrick Hannah, VIM. Jenkins,
Stephen Jenkins, Thos. Carlyon, Frank
Lewis, John Mentzel. Manuel Frates,
Jas. Stephens, Jos. Cardoza, keyetan
Demedes, Nicholas Antipa, John An
derson, Manuel Joseph, Richard Gun
dry and j. II. Goldsworthy. The
Court adjourned till Saturday, when
further naturalization will be coll
tinued.
GREAT CIRCUS CoMINo.-As will be
seen by full column advertisement In
the News to-day, the great consolidat.
ed Circus Of Conklin Brothers, Sam.
wells educated animals and Yankee
Robinson's big show will make Its first
appearance In this section at Fort
Homestead, Gold Hill, next Tuesday
afternoon and evening, appearing ut
Carson on Monday evening, and from
Gold Hill 1t will 60 to Virginia. 1t Is
the great arenic sensation OF the day
and Is en- route overland from the
East, on its way round the world,
taking the Sandwich Islands, Japan
and Europe In its course. 1t Is now
performing to immense houses at Salt
Lake, and our exchanges from there
are enthusiastic in their descriptive
concentrations Of the various merits
Of the riders, trained animals, and nu-
merous other novelties. Owing to en-
gagements ahead, 1t will only be able
to remain the one day at Gold Hill.
Everybody will have to see this circus,
sure.
GREELEY AND BRowN MEETISa.-
The meeting called at Miners Union
Hall last evening, for the the purpose
Of forming a Greeley and Brown Clut
for the First Ward, Gold Hill, wa
very fully attended. W. II. Stone pre-,
sided, and the meeting was addressed
by NJ. N. Stone Of Virginia City. In
speech OF some two hours duration
which was listened to with earnes
attention throughout, and frequently
applauded. We regret that we have
neither time nor space tor a review O
it to-day. The following were ap
pointed a committee to draft q consti
tuition and bylaws for the Club, ant
also to name the permanent officers
a. Fitzsimmons, Henry Motz, f.:
Cook, - Mitchell, G. G. Mills. Tht
committee will meet for the purpose
stated at the Fashion Saloon, to-mor
row evening, ut ~ o'clock.
DAMAGING RAIN.-The rain of nigh
before last and yesterday somewhat
damaged the ranches around Cleal
| Creek and the country south. Tht
road In some places Is In a bad condi
ton, and makes 1t difficult for team
sters to make time. 1t Is also reported
that 1t rained very hard in and around
| Washoe Valley, and undoubtedly dam
aged some Of the crops. So says the
Carson Register Of this morning. Thi:
is the first rain for about four months
Don't see how other countries &c
along. where 1t rains every few days
Must be rough on them.
OrEIcERs ELEcr.-At a regular
meeting of Monumental Engine Com
pany No. Son the Divide, held Monday
evening. August 2, the following
members were duly elected as officer:
of the company President, j.. j
| Nauchton; Foreman, J. Russ; Ffrs
| Assistant, w. Mcfarland Second As
sistant, j. Coldbath; Secretary. w
d. Darnell; Treasurer, Charles Zieg'
Ter; Trustees. J. Russ, G.. l.. An
drews, J. J. Naughton, NJ. McEwen
and Charles Ziegler.
JACK PERRy.-rhis noted chief o
the White PinerS, and one OF thu
best known men In the State, arrived
from the land Of Pogonip yesterda.
morning, on a visit to his numerous
| old friends In this section. He visitet
Gold Hill to-day. Jack Is rich, or VII
be. Anyhow he deserves to be.
TpE CIRcUs.-Mr. c. Plat. agen'
for the great circus advertised In an
| other column, has arrived and Is bust
| ling about Gold Hill and Virginia 70
day making full arrangements Tor th
grand arenic sensation. He promise
the best show which has ever been o.
the Pacific coast.
/. o. o. F. MEETISG.-The member
of Olive Branch Lodge No. II, 1. O.
F., will take notice that n specin
meeting Of their lodge is called for
O'Clock p. NJ, tomorrow, for the buria
of their late brother, Alfred ManselI
A prompt attendance Is requested, an
sister lodges are cordially invited I
attend.
For SALE.-Farnham & Jackson Q
the well-known and popular Ban
Exchange, Gold Hill, having got ric
enough to retire from business, offe
all the fixtures Of the first-class saloon
together with the valuable cabinet
minerals, for sale on reasonable term
See advertisement.
CORNER SAI.ooS.-See advertisement
of the Corner Saloon In another co
umn to-day. Captain Larktn will b
much pleased to see his old friends q
his new place Of business. Drop
an prospect his Inequalities.
To TAxpAyERs.-Read the officii
notice of Town Marshal Berry In on
advertising columns to-day. All take
remaining unpaid after October o.
will have to pay tell per cent. adde
thereto.
Two GIRLS WANTED.-One for gel
eral homework and one for nurser
work at the same place. See notice !
our advertising columns.