Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-30

The "OLp BoYs" BALL To-SioHr.-
The grand anniversary ball Of the Pa
cifc Coast Pioneers. Ii will be borne in
mind. takes place simultaneously in vir-
ginia aud Gold Hill tonight. II will.
undoubtedly. form n OF tho grsndest
t-rpsichorsan entertainments OF the sea-
son.. Judging from the number OF tisk-
cts already sold, there will be o very
large attendance. The arrangements
made by the several committees having
the matter in charge, are complete in
all respects, so that there will be no con-
fusion and everything will move like
clock work. Reliable persons will DO
In charge Of the cloak and hat rooms and
no charges will DO made to the guests.
The finest Of music will DO in attend
ance.. Everything that can sondues to
the enjoyment Of the guests has been
anticipated and provided for. 80 that
those who attend may count upon hav-
ing . good time.
PIoSxEn The Pacific
Coast Pioneers will celebrate the ami
vsrsary Of the admission Of Nevada into
the Union tomorrow in good style, in
accordance. with the following pro-
grsmms /: They will form in procession
IN front Of their hall, on ID street, Viz
ginia, at ~ o'clock NJ, preceded by the
National Guard ss sn escort, n VIII
march Down Sutton avenue to q street.
through G street TO the Crown Point
Office. Gold Hill. and countermarch 10
Fort Homestead, where the literary e.
srcisss of tho Day will take place. These
exercises will consist OF an Grafton by
w. Frank Stewart and an original poem
by Judge X. II. Taylor. after which q
collation. be served for the Society and
II. guests. The procession will then
again form and return TO Pioneer Hall,
Virginia. and DO dismissed.
CAnsrAaEs ron BALL--Carriagss
will be provided. without charge, for the
accommodation Of ladies' and gentlemen
attending the grand ball OF the Pacific
Coast Pioneers tonight in Virginia and
Geld Hill. From 8 to 10 O'Clock car
riaess will call for the guests at their
residences. After 10 o'clock 10 car
riarss will run between the two halls al
Virginia and Gold Hill. 50 that guests
can pass from n hall to the Other
whenever they desire. Those wishing
carriages TO call for them are requested
10 leave their names with A. ID. Moore
Al Gibson's saloon, Gold Hill. or with
Tinker & sheppard. Palace saloon. Vir'
ginia. See notice elsewhere.
CoxpLrxxxrAaIns.-ws acknowledgs
the receipt Of complimentary tickets fol
tho ball of Neptune Hose Company No.
Of Virginia City. which will be held
st National Guard Hall ON Friday even
ING. November 9th. Excellent musis
hss been secured for the occasion and
the necessary arrangements are being
made for having q good time on the
evening referred TO. Neptune Hoss
Company has tho reputation Of giving
tho finest parties Of the season. We
presume the one shortly to occur viii b
no exception TO the rule.
IL TowS.-Tom Collins. whom every
body supposed hadpasssdinto the realm
Of oblivion, was in Geld Hill at an earl,
hour this morning. He left his wallis.
At Gibson's saloon. II 10 battered ant
weathsr-wern. and appears to have seer
many years Of service during the ubiqui'
tous wanderiags Of its owner.
Youxo MxS's RkPrBLIcAS CLrp II
Com HnL.-A meeting Of this elut
will be held at Dubslbsis' Hall to-mor'
row Saturday evening. for the Pur'
pose Of turning out in the torchlighi
procession. see notice elsewhere.
CoLDs AND Couom.-suddsn changes
of climate are sources Of pulmonary and
bronchial affections Take a. once
Browns Bronchial Trschss. let the cold
cough or irritation Of the threat b sve'
20 slight. &c.,
RALIorors ISrxrLioxxcx. -Rsv. faih'
or Coleman is oficiating as vice pastor
Of 81. Mary's church in Virginia. IN the
absence Of Father Nulty.
A L,sos Foscs.-siIty-tvo persons
arr employed at Halls laundry .stao.
iishnsnt, situated TX miles inertia Of
Virginia.