Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-16

SOCIAL. kkrstCuoRkA IANtf.-"e
acknowledge the receipt OF n compli-
mentary ticket to a grand social party
and ball to be given at the New York
House. American Flat, o morrow ev-
ening. by Mrs. Crowley, proprietor. A
choice supper Of turkey, chicken. roast
Dig aud other good fixins i to be Civ
en-. aud all the beauty and fashion. lar
aud near, will DO present. Tickets
Qncludlng supperl. admitting gentle
man aud LADIES', 81 80. proeurable Mt
the door on the night OF the party. See
advertisement In another column.
IsrxRxsriSa I.EcruaE.-Mrs. III. r.
N. Brown, will lecture upon the sub
ject Of Spiritusllsm In Good Templar's
Hall, b street. Virginia City. to-mor.
row saturday. evening. commencing
n 7I O'Clock. She will also lecture at
the same place on Sunday next at two
o'clock T.. NJ. Mrs. Brown Is a lady OF
culture aud has devoted many years OF
her lie to the Investigation Of the sub
iect OF Spiritualism. those OF our
readers who are Interested In the sub
ie,.t referred to should by all means
attend her lectures.
TRAM DKrESTIoS.-Owing to the
fire which occurred last night la the
vicinity OF Emigrant Gap. and the
consequent detention OF trains Oh the
Central Pacific Railroad. the passen-
ger train from Reno due here at 0 AN.
did not arrive today. Telegraphio
and mail communication with CaIiior-
mia was also interrupted. The tele.
graph lines leading eastward are sun
In working order. A passenger tram
will leave Virginia for Reno tonight
ut the usual time.
At a meeting Of the Board Of School
Trustees Of the Virginia City District
held last evening. Mrs. Cleveland was
elected teacher OF the nrst pri,nary
d.psrtment OF the Third Ward school,
and Mrs. Bristol was elected teacher
OF the second primary department..
MrrEoRoLouicAL--There was quite
heavy rain storm In this section last
night which lasted for several hours,
During the greater part OF D DAY u
has been snowing energetically. Tue
snow mslts rapidly. causing the inuu
on Main street TO acquire the coh''s
Itency Of Indian pudding.
RrLIa,oUs ISrEILioEScE.-A series
OF revival meetings are nov being he'll
nj the Methodist Church. Gold uiIl.
The meetings, which are held every
evening. are well attended. The con
Guiding services will be held at tue
church this evening.
DuxLAr.-The examination OF VII
son Dunlap, charged with grand lar
ceny, will be held In Justice Wrights
court tomorrow saturday commene,
ing nj ten o'clock, A. N. The couiisei
for the defendant are Messrs. Mesiek'
Wood, Campbell aud woodburn.
A Rich Misx.-An assay OF rock
from tho "Payma.ter mine." Pea'ine
District, made by Mr.. kearsins a lew
DAYS ago, showed III aggregate OF soiu
and silver. amounting to Sl,2lo.si per
ton.
NArrvrrY.-Yestsrday Mrs. W. ii.
Hancock. OF virginla City, presented
her husband with a son weighing zen
pounds, xyoirdupois. Hancock Is very
much pleased over the little episode
ROAD IN Coon CoSpirioS.-We learn
from J. j. Holmes, Division superin'
tendent. that the recent storm mas
caused no damage on the virginia Z"
Truckee Railroad.
ANusEMxSrs.-rhe Gold Hill Social
Club will give another t~erpsichorean
entertainment ut Miners Union RAN
tonight.
IcE.-A carload Of Trnckee Ice ar
rived a, the railroad depot. Gold HILL
yesterday, consigned to Hon. l.. IL
Fox.
Jusricx wmanr's Couwr.-No GRIM
inal business was transacted In Justice
Wrlght's Court to-day.