Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

GRAND DEDICATION BALL.-To-mor.
row night, it will be remembered, a
grand dedication ball ia to be given al
the new Odd Fellows Hall. Virginia
City, under the auspices Of the Virginia
Odd Fellows Building Association,
The members Of the order propose to
celebrate the completion OF their mag
niflcent hall by giving a terpsichorean
entertainment Ia keepin. with the &C.
casion. The various committees hav-
ing the nstterin charge have perfected
ali their arrangements for making the
affair one Of the most enjoyable OF the
season. The very best OF music has
been secured for the occasion. The
supper will be gotten up regardless OF
expense, and every other preparation
made for the enjoyment Of the guests.
1t will be borne In mind that this ball
Is not given specially for Odd Fellows.
Outsiders, OF good standing in the
community, will be welcome to enjoy
the festivities Of the occasion.
MATmMoNIAL.-A peculiar shaped
envelope, enclosing a couple Of pecu-
liar styled cards, tied together in a
peculiar manner, and bearing the
names Of Morris z. Wolf and Adeline
Reinstein, together with accompany
ing circular. informs US Of the in
tended marriage OF the parties named.
Wolf we all know "A he of Reinstein
s. Co.. Gold Hill. aud the happy young
lady Is a resident Of San Francisco,
where the marriage is to take place
next Sunday. Our poetry editor has
written seventeen verses on the subject
entitled the "Wolf in the Fold" which
we carefully and considerably squelch.
The circular gives us an invitation to
the wedding reception, at Lander's
Hall, New Montgomery street, ut 8
O'Clock on that evening. Present mani
fold duties will prevent u attendance,
but we wish the new candidates for
connubial felicity the utmost realiza-
ton OF anticipated happiness.
OMAHA Observation-Disclosures
all the stories that have been put in
circulation for the purpose Of weaken
Ing public confidence In this enter
prise. the Omaha lottery is bound to
Be q success. Tickets are selling rap
Idly In all the principal cities and
towns In tho United States. The draw
Ing will positively take place May
Goth. Those Of our citizens who wish
to invest IN this scheme will have to
procure their tickets without delay, rs
but very few remain unsold. Persons
residing In Virginia or Gold Hill can
procure tickets by calling on Wa.
Sesrles. general agent for the Pacific
coast, who makes his headquarters at
Virginia City, or Of Frank Edwards,
who may be found at the Adriatic Sa-
loon, e street.
PIPER's OPERA HoUsE.-To-night,
Thomas G. Mason & Co.'S world-re-
nowned panorama Of the great Boston
and Chicago Fires will be exhibited at
Piper's Opera House. Wherever this
panorama has been exhibited 1t has
always drawn crowded houses. All OF
the thrilling scenes and Incidents OF
those terrible CONGREGATIONS have been
transferred to canvas with lifelike
fidelity, forming one of the grandest
spectacles eve witnessed on the Pa
cific coast. The exhibition Is accom-
panied by the great Traul, the most
accomplished ~illusionist, prestidiga-
tsur aud wizard OF modern tunes. rhe
prics OF admission will be 80 cents.
A RysAwAY.-About n o'clock p.
~. Yesterday. a young lady whose
name we did not ascertain, barely es-
caped being seriously injured while
taxing n horseback ride, on Main
street. Gold Hill. The horse from
some cause became frightened and ran
away, carrying her up to the Buiiion
dunn. When found he was standing
perfectly still, the young lady having
swooned in the saddle. She was res,
cued from her ~perilous dilemma, ana
taken to Johu incomes residence on
the Divide.
CARSON MrSr.-The receipts o fcrude
bullion yesterday at the United states
Branch Mint at Carson, according 70
the appeal, amounted to lbs pounds.
Yesterday evening % bars Of Crown
Point bullion. valued at S1O,OOO, were
shipped through Wells. Fargo q Co.,
to London. This morning 10 bars oil
Belcher bullion. worth S6S, 5000, were
shipped from the mint by rail to the
Bank Of California In Virginia City.
FIREMANs' ELEcrIoS.-rhe election
of officers Of the Gold Hill Fire Depart
ment, which was held yesterday
passed of quietly. or the ia votes
cast tor Chief Engineer. Abe Jones re-
ceived 50, A. A. Putnam IL and n.
Vipont l. For First Assistant, Joe Bish
81, W. K. Willis 80. n. Vipont l. Sec
ond Assistant, John Marks liz.