Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-17
NEW
ODD FELLOWS NEW HALL.
GARD TO The PUBLIC.


TT HAS BEEN WE'LL KNOWN N MIL;
tsry circles that the dancing hall 10 Odd
.Fellows' New Building was TO be leaeea 20
responsible parties. Tho price asked was ~
per month. 1t was also known to the under
signed that there was a bid from CAPT. batte,s
man Of the National Guard, the amount Of wniea
we did not learn until TUESDAY last. on said
dsy July 18TH the business manager oil INC
hall, b y. Adkiton. made the following proposl.
lions TO Capt. Young Of the Emmet GUARD, 70
wilt: that they (the Emme,s) could haye the nail
Tor a year: with q privilege, A. m1ntny fsn aad
a meeting OF the E. @. Trustees Immediately 10
consider the matter. At2P.n =; ,ame DAY. tne
the &. @. Trustees, accompanied BY the manager
Of the hall. entered the building for the purpose
Of examining the property TO be leased. Aiter
said examination was completes, tne a, y.
ton made by the business manager OF me naii,
he Che mAnager) repeating 10 us what ne mao
said before. that the amount ($3ao) war peter
tina: anything yet offered, and he would give W
the preference because We represented = Isige
element Of The population who would pauonile
the hall. Fr m the hall the manager wenl,
ostensibly. to inform his colleagues OF the Board
Of Directors Of his proposition to 10, and make
us q lease. But. lol presto change AT meet
ing OF raid Board OF Directors, held about =. I.
Same day, when the echo Of the words 81 agree
meut with the Emmets had scarcely left The hal,
I ~ Ve' V W ~eRNs
IS moro than the manager proposed and agreed
TO let II 10 the Emmets.
We most respectfully ask the Board Of Di.
rectors Of that worthy and benevolent atso-
lions and agreements and then vioate them
Why did not the Board rent the ball TO CAPT;
| BatIcrman before the Emmets lost their ball and
were compelled to rent another. II 10 wei
known that the Emmets lost their hall and
nearly all their property, BY the lats sLpiosioa
with a lush treasury. However, we have and
will endeayor to ply our just demands, and
0 herwise do our duties as citizen soldiers OF tne
State, and endesvor 10 Command the respect OF
our fellow citizens in the future as In tho past.
In conclusion, we consider that we nave
we appeal to tho wcll.known sense OF honor
and Justice Of that popular body Of onr
fellow citizens In the hope that It wiz
not again occur under any circumstances.
And II, IN tho course Of events, our worthy
Brigadier General should resign. or BY any
cessor, whoever he may be, will discharge bis
duty to the command A. impartially, honorably
and faith ully as the present worthy Incumbent.
And VIC further pray, should our BriYadler
General DO blessed with q surplus, OF this
worlds goods, that he will pay particular atten-
tion to the wants Of our company, 50 as 70 ena:
BILE us to attend drill regularly (~without loss Of
time), and get q hall and all things else dcsira-
BILE. And should any other company OF the
command have the misfortune to lose their hall
I and property, we hope no will not impede the
pro ress OF their resuscitation, but rather en-.
courage and assist them In obtaining such &C.
commodations as will enable them 10 continue
| their existence.
Should any party doubt or contradict the
statements above made, We arc ready and will.
ing to substantiatc them.
By order Of the comrany.
JOHN 8. YOUNG,
WIN. HAYES,
4. F. MACKAY,
jyl7.1t Trustees.