Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-03
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EMNET GUARD OFFIcRRs ELEcT..-
The annual election for officers Of the
Emmett Guard at Virginia evening be-
fore last resulted as follows, nearly all
the old officers being reelected: Cap
tain, Richard Arnold First Lieuten-
ant, John s. Young; Second Lieuten-
ant, William Noonan First Sergeant,
Patrick ;.Second Sergeant,
John O'Brien; Third Sergeant, Thos.
O'Hara; Fourth Sergeant, John KEEL
"; Fifth Sergeant, Thomas Kava-
naugh; Secretary, N. A. Feeney
Treasurer, William Hayes. When the
election was concluded, q very pleas
ant little social reunion was INDUCED
In, with refreshments, speeches, toasts,
and a good time generally. The EN-
NETS are an excellently drilled, we'll
organized company, and next month
some time they purpose having a tar
get excursion picnic down on Carson
river.
LANCASHIRE BELL RlNGERs.-A very
~appreclative audience attended the
second entertainment given by the
Bell Ringers at National Guard Hall,
Virginia, last evening. Their music
Is peculiarly sweet, and they play the
popular airs of the day In the most ar
tistic and skilful manner, never miss
Ing a note. Those who have never
heard the music emanating from
a full, fine peal OF bells like
this should by all means hear them for
once In their lives, now they have the
opportunity. They will only appear
this and tomorrow evening. See their
advertisement. -aa
CITIZENS MEErING.-A meeting Of
the citizens Of Gold Hill will be held
at the house of Yellow Jacket Hose
Company No. 2, tomorrow Saturday
evening, at Z o'clock, for tho purpose
of nominating town officers to serve for
the ensuing year, and to transact such
other business as may legltimately
come before the meeting. See notice
in our advertising column.
FIRST WARD NoNINArroNs.-At q
meeting Of citizens Of the First Ward,
Gold Hill, held last evening, N. vi
pont was appointed Chairman and Jos.
Grammer, Secretary. The following
nominations were then made for town
officers for the ensuing year, election
to take place May 6, 1879, to-wit (:
Trustees, First Ward-L. G. Wiggin,
J. A.. Winterbauer, Abraham Booth.
Town Treasurer, o. Il. Barber.
PERsoNAr.-E. Sharff, one Of the old
residents of Gold Hill, who has been
ont In the White Pine region for the
last two or three years, returned to
the bosom Of his family yesterday
morning. He speaks we'll OF the east
ern part of the State and its prospects,
but thinks he will stay at home this
time, it being livelier here.
AccErTED.-Georgs w. Hopkins has
accepted the nomination for Mayor Of
Virginia, rendered him by the Repub-
licans at their primary election In that
city a short time ago, and 1t will take
a very strong and popular man to run
against him with even q respectable
chance Of beating him.
BETTER FACILITIES The Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company are
about doubling their facilities for COM
municating between Virginia and Re-
no by calling into requisition another
wire, which Is already in position.
SrocK RAIsERs.-Spykens says that
although this Ia no farming country,
about three-fourths Of the people are
actively engaged In Gold Hill and Vir-
ginia at the present time In stock rails
ing-bulling stocks.
NorlcE.-All persons having deal
ings with Reinsteln & Co., the we'll
known dry goods dealers In Maynard's
Block, Gold Hill, are referred to their
special notice in our advertising col
umns to-day.