Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-10

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In. DR.. Pau. W. Brennan gives his
promised private lecture to gentleman,
a, Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. on
Manhood. and the Mysteries Of Mat
rimony." His lecture. given n few
evenings a.o on the same subject. was
well attended. aud by a vote of the en-
tire audience he was requested to give
another, which request lie will comply
with this evening. This lecture will,
however. be far superior TO the other,
containin. many new points aud more
interesting Illustrations. IL will be
highly important ~ well rs enter
tanning, aud l. not only the concluding
lecture hero In Gold Hill, but the
feast of the course. No boys Will Dc
admitted except accompanied by gen.
tlcmcn. and 10 ladies will be allowed
there on any terms whatever. At the
conclusion of the lecture DIR. Brenan
will. according TO promise, give his
famous recitation OF the grand Irish
poe,,,, ..Shamus O'Bricn." Being n
lin, clocutiouist aud delincator, 4 great
treat may Ge expected III this recita-
ton.
I. o. O fc:iN-Ss r,oS.-Odd Eel
lows Hall, At NVa,ia, las; evening,
was thrown open to the public the
occasion cclng the installation Of the
o.llccrS.clcct of the various Lodges In
That city. The room vas filled with n
vast aullcncc Of ladies' and gentlemen,
and great Interest was manifested III
the proceedings OF the Order. The
followin. officers were duly Installed.
George fleming, ID. ID. q. NJ. pre-
siding over the ceremonies: Mount
Davidson Lodge. No. 3 Lawrence
Dell. y. e.; &. Z. Batterman' S.E''
L. IL. Clark. l.. s.; y. Il. fottie'
Treasurer. NcIada Lodge, NO. =
ID /. smith, y. c.; Harry Block. V. CO;
l.. Lq.yl.ncs, Il. 5. Virginia Lodge,
No. lO-George +. Ford, y. c.; q. L..
Hawkes., V. c.; L. ID. Spear, IL. 3;
j, II, pipcr. Treasurer. Olive Branch
Lodge. No. l2-Ben Whlteman. Nc;
l.. K. .Nlmes. V. c.; ". ii. Nirden,
Il. 5; j. ID. Gray, Treasurer.
Mills on THE CARSON RivER.-Witli-
in the last three days, says tho Enter.
urise. nearly 30 900 pounds Of ties aud
shoes have been sent To the Santiago,
Vivian, Mexican and Brunswick mills,
on the Carson River, aud work u being
executed In a lively manner. Inc Eu,
rcsa Mill. which Is tho largest anu
finest I'm the state. brushes o twenty
IN twanty-two carloads OF Belcher ore
per dny, seven and n half tons being
The average weight Of the carloads.
The Santiago Mil. running on Belcher
ore also. manages TO crush ten car
loads per day, and nearly all the other
mills are In active operation. IL Is
feared, however. that the present scar
city of fuel will oblise several OF them
10 shut down IN 4 little while.
Gr,Sp LEGISLATIVE Rrsu.-Owin.
TO the great rush oil all tho members of
the Legislature to Walters popular
clothing store. opposite the NEWS Of
lice on Main street. In DIR. Halls new
building, to iit themselves out with
propcr suits for the session, Waller has
been obliged to import extensive addl-
,ions TO repleni.li his stock. lie Is
well supplied with the best of Winter
aud SprinS goods, In fact has the
richest, cheapest and most extensive
stock ever brought TO Gold Hin.
Waller laughs at all competition,
aS he Is able to sell ut such low
prices that M one cal afford TO trade
elsewhere. Profit or no profit. Wal.
Ter has an immense stock, and will
sell 1t, anyhow.
The MiNsrREIS.-ro-morrow even
Ing the Metropolitan Minstrels make
their first appearance at Miners Union
Hall. Gold Hill. Ia n select anu va
ried programme OF entertainment, li'
Guiding new and popular ballads;
song. dances, character acts aiiu
general delincations. La the inter
indie will also be given some highly
rneritorious cymnastic. acrobatic II
contor,ion acts. In this company are
includ.d several excellent artists. ano
the whole form a combination OF talent
rnr,ly me, with. They will perform
here Tor that evening only. ~ they are
already billed to appear elsewhere.
Aur,sric.-J. X. Suttcrly, the fam
ors photographer at Virginia, Is going
70 establish n branch gallery at Carson
for the purpose Of photosrsphins the
physior, OF the legislators, taking
sks,ches of the two Houses In full ses-
sion, and doin. such other work a
may be desired In his line during the
season.
FAILED TO CONNECT. - The letter
from our regular daily Carson CORE,
spondcnt, Toby Green, which should
have arrived yesterday, faile,l to ar
rive till this morning; therefore we
do not publish Ii. Whose fault was II;
Toby or not Toby? That's the ques-
ton.