Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-17
GOLD HILL MINERS UNIoN-ELEc

GOLD HILL MINERS USlOS-ELEC-
TIoN OF OFRIcERs.-At the regular
semi-annual meeting Of the Gold Hill
Miners Union, held on Monday even
Ing last. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing ak months
President, John +. Mcdonnell Vice
President, Thomas Marks. re elected ;
Financial Secretary, ID. ID. Donovan.
reelected; Recording Secretary, z. j.
Lanyan, reelected; Treasurer, K. j.
Peters, reelected Conductor. NJ.
O'Conncr. reelected Warden. Thorn
as Daily. reelected Finance Commit
tee. (re-elected) A. C. Hay. VIM. l..
Force, John Wade. The Union Is In
q most excellent, flouriShing condi-
ton numerically. financially and 9th
erwise. and operating beueiicially and
we'll in all respects.
RABBITS PLENTIFUL.-Quite n num-
Der Of Piutes came into town to-day
loaded down with jscEsis rabbits. At
an early hour this morning we noticed
n party Of braves securing the country
in the vicinity Of the Mound House,
I'm search Of rabbits. The redmen
have decidededly the advantage Of
Mr. Rabbit. "a they can now track him
to the very bush under which he may
have taken refuge. Rabbits must be
very plenty this season, judging from
the innumerable number OF tracks TO
be seen along the line Of the Virginia
s. rruckee Railroad.
CARSON TuEArER.-The Templetons
gave n second entertainment at the
Carson Theater last night. The thea
ter was we'll filled. They played
"Fanchon" for an opening piece and
closed with Fay Templeton's speciality
"Parepa Rosa" Little Fay took
Carson by storm and was greeted with
yociferous applause. Even the aus
tere Mighels was compelled to do hon.
age to the marvellous abilities OF the
child actress.
TRACK DmrrED.- Owing to the heavy
fall Of snow, on its arrival ut Carson,
It was found necessary to attach two
locomotives to the passenger train
which left Virginia last evening Tor
Reno. The freight train from Reno,
due at Carson ut IL o'clock last night,
did not arrive until 3 O'Clock this
morning. owing to the drifted con-
dition OF the track.
Ouanr TO DE RErAIRED.-The heaVy
Quartz teams In passing down Main
street have gouged out a deep CHUCK
hole directly In front Of the NEWS o.
flee, and every time a wagon comes
down the street the off hind wheel al
most Inevitably drops into said chuck
hole, making matters still worse. We
are glad to see that our worthy Town
Marshal IL having the bad place re-
paired as We so to press.
ruEAraIcAL.--Our theatcr goers will
be glad 60 learn that the Templeton
Theatrical Troupe are to appear again
at Piper's Opera House, on Monday
evening next, and every night there.
AFTER during the week. Little Fay OF
herself alone, lisa big card. and the
company a safely count on crowded
houses.
JUSTICE WRIGnr's Counr.-Two de-
voices Of Bacchus were brought before
Justice Wright yesterday afternoon
upon a charge Of disturbing the peace.
They were tried, found guilty aud sem
fenced to p,y a fine Of $2o. In default
OF payment they were sent to h iown
Jail for l2}}. days.
Cold wEArnER.-We learn from
Mr.. Brown. superintendent OF the
Vivian mill, that on the morning OF
Thursday last the thermometer indi-
Gated a temperature Of three degrees
below zero. which. he says, Is the cold
est weather experienced on the Carson
river for many years.
DErTH OF SNow.-we learn from
Captain Haynis that the snow on tho
Sierra Nevada mountains, directly
west Of Franktown. has already at
tained q depth Of six feet. laundering
operations In that quarter have had to
be suspended.
BOARD OF COUNTY CoMMIssIoSERs.-
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet tomorrow (rhursdayl after.
noon at l o'clock.
Srocxs.-rhe leading stocks were
firm to-day. Crown Point advanced
as per share. The smaller stocks were
. little OIL.