Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-11

CAPrAlSCY OF THE AShiNeAVS
GrARp.-It will be remembered that
at the organization of the Washington
Guard. I. F. Osbiston was elected to
the Captalncy of the Company by a
unanimous vote. In order to ACCEPT
the Captaincy Of the Washington
Guard. Mr.. OSbiston. who was holding
ut the time the position OF Chief OF En-
ginees upon the Governors Stall, will.
the rank OF Colonel. made application
TO his Excellency Governor Bradley
TO revoke his commission rs u Staff
officer and commission him rs Captain
of the Washington Guard. The Gov
n positively declined TO grant his
request. although applied TO Il second
time. At at meeting Of the company
held In Virginia City. last evening. II
having been aScertained that Mr. Us
blston was Ineligible to the office. a
new election WAS had, which resulted
In the choice Of John Spros,on for Cap
tain. In the choice OF their command
Ing officer the company have shown
good taste. Mr.. Sproston has a sp!endld
physioue. and Is a gentleman In every
sense Of the word. and will do honor
10 the position. At the same meeting.
- cond Lieutenant ID. l.. Smith was
eeo r..
n ""fh" ~ .n.um
All ut ono there has oeeh an aisrhi-
ing falling or In the water supply OF
NJ ,owr II the supply shall con
.n,. ~ 1~ocre,se AT the same rate that
sas rnled for the past two or three
To-. ws shall have a regular water
s,o Even now there Il not \ lit
,Ia how,inc and growing In all direc-
siens and Some Are swearing that we
ILL sso wafer selling ut four bits per
"aIian hefore the end Of the month.
W. have v before heard 5 much
fuss about water; had the beer supply
been n of, 1t could hardly be more
loud and sincere. It behooves the
Water Company to rush the new WORKS
dsy and night In order that the water
from the mountains may reaSh Us AZ
~ earliest P1m ,ha mr.sent sunnlv
likely n.;,, 90 aII Mt once and leave
Ne ,~iounderlng high and dry, with
hardIv enough of the aqueous for use
im the wet,iss of our whistles.
r,o. .ro,, p,r;..
The III.
Ian Circus arrived III ''rS'i'' '"''
morning. The company, which Is the
dnsst that ever visited this section or
the country, will give al exhibition In
Vjroinia CITY o.day and tomorrow
srd On Monday evening at Fort Home
stead. Gold Hill. The equestrian part
OF the entertainment will be a mag,
nihcent one. there being eighty trained
horse, In Nil. Connected with inc CIR
Gus Is q museum In
OF ci,S,ns IA, women and lean women,
strong men and women, etc. 4 sili-
ola ticket admits n person to both en-
tertainm.nts. The above named COM
n,n, psrform all they advertise. The
S,Ij,opnia napers speak In the highest
,srms ot the splendid entertainments
n;.an nv the circus company.
.. hand of
y oI"'H" Nw.,.r-",h.on
Piu,ss Initiating the'r Mou'c o,e'"'e"
of lara bed no;orie,y, nave axe up
a strong po ,ss mon the hishts above
rocks eastward of the Imperial &
wv LIN, Hosting works. The Immense
".tSar. which surround their encamp-
ua"s form a natural fertilization and
~ ,S. event of a wal il would DO n
sim.s,l, matter 20 dislodge them from
shcis strong hold Without the assist
anee Of srs,,.sry. Of a conflict with
danger the members of which from
20 ~ ef.mlnate and unwari'ke.
n,,,v This forenoon
,n orr 1 .ls temporary absence of the