Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-11

1hh ASASk abhiSiuF.-" iSo'u
that a son Of Rev. George B. Allen, Of
Carson, will be a candidate for APP
pointment to the vacant cadetship at
West Point. We are personally ac-
Guainted with the young gentleman
named above. and know him to be n
youth in whom there Is no guile.
Should he get the appointment we
shall not grieve over the matter, and,
ut the same time We wish 1t to be under
stood distinctly, that the examination
for the appointment will be competi-
tive, and that whether rich or poor
the brightest boy in the State, II physi-
cally qualified, will be recommended
for West Point. If upon examination
no one fills the bill, no n will be
recommended. In making this state
ment we express the sentiment OF
the entire board OF examiners, or in
other words, to use a Southern prase,
the brightest boy In the State rakes
down the persimmons.
ScANDALoUs. - Tom Finch. OF the
Senate Saloon, Gold Hill, says that
certain dirty, scurrilous fools In this
town have tried to circulate a report
10 the effect that he makes all his own
liquors. Such ridiculously malicious
warns always recoil upon the heads OF
tbose who utter them. They might do
to tell to the marines, but certain II Is
that good Gold Killers will not believe
them. The numerous patrons OF the
Senate Saloon are good judges OF bev-
eraoes and know that Tom only keeps
the very best procursble either In San
Francisco or the East, paying the high
est prices for the same.
SouAnE Ur.-Tom Finch, Of the
popular Senate Saloon. Gold Hill, be-
Ing a good square man, Is bent on
aouaring all his accounts before New
Years, has an advertisement In OF
columns to-day urgently calling upon
overv mothers sou who owes him any
thing 10 come forward aud square up
,Lsjr hills with the cash by or before
Tho oOth of this month. lfthey don't,
thew will get into trouble, for Tom
means business, aud Is OH the financial
war path.
CANE EAsr.-Lawrence Kelly, the
hero of Cerros Island, an old pioneer
of California and Nevads. and for the
last few years assistant assayer IN
CIV. Y.llow Jacket assay office, ieis
ias, eveniug OH a visit to his ola
fr,s,Ss and relatives in the East. he
nnea NV way of San Francisco n the
Sooe s,s.ners. preferring the ocean
ronte' He leaves plenty OF warm
tr,s"d. TO wish him n pleasant voyage
and a safe and speedy return.
u,soS,c ELEcrIoS.-At the annual
accumulation Of Virginia Lodge
No 4. F. and A. NJ. held last night.
in Virginia City, the following Objects
,vsrs elected for the ensuing year:
Wossbipfui Master. j.; =. ourrie ,
saUior Warden, Albert Hires junior
ars,,n, Charles IL. Daley; Treasurer
H.nrcs IN. Dana Secretary. A. w.
"A The installation Will take
Oiaes Saturday evening December ~.
u..sp FsoN.-A report received
,,om the Faculty of the Naval School
Annapolis, Nd. states that Young
NJ al t.m recently admitted to the Ma
r.G ScLool from the State OF Nevaaa.
sai Sss class in mathematics, out q
leu .ssrded department his reeord ulu
rs ieE.rssnond. I'VE have faith In the
hos and believe that eventually ne WI
sc1,,it himself well II DC a circuit 10
h State he represents.
ELECTION OF orrIcERs.-At a regu'
lar m.eting Of yellow Jacket Engine
Germany, No. 2. held last evening.
tho following members were elected
oIicers for the new steamer: Chief
Tn0ineer, Ivy Fulton; LIST Assistant,
:rhomas Neville 2d Assistant, l.. +.
KELLOGG. The steamer was shipped on
the 9th Of November.
A WELL DESERVED CoMrLIMENT.-
AT the late examination Of candidates
far positions in the public schools Of
Storey county, tho Board Of EXAMINE
srs. without citing her to appear,
unanimously voted to renew the GER
tifcste of Mrs. $. II. Summers, a lady
Of acknowledged ability.
PrRsosAL--Col. II. NJ. Vesey. pro-
prietor of the Glenbrook House, Lake
Tahoe, was in town to-day.