Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-22

OLD Folks CoscEur.-A grand con-
cert, consisting Of worldly aud good
songs, aud sacred hymns, will be given
after the style OF the good olden time,
mt National Guard Hall. Virginia City,
this evening. The proceeds OF the
n will be used In aid Of the Lib
erai Church Society Of that city, aud OF
which Rev. 4. II. McGrath Is the pas
tor. The best male aud female vocal
isis OF Virginia aud Gold Hill. both
professional aud amateur, have volun-
teerud for the occasion. The enter
tAinment viii. undoubtedly. be n very
enjoyable one, and those who attend
will have the satisfaction OF feeling
that they have contributed their mite
towards \ very worthy cause.
INSTALLATION oP 0yFicERs.-At a
regular meeting Of Silver City Lodge
No. .. 1. O. o. T., held January IL.
the following officers were duly In
stalled By ID. ID. Grand Master ID. G..
Iesyitt. assisted by Grand Treasurer
l.. l.. Crockett: y. G., VI. Ii Angus
tine; V. c., Samuel Blair; X. r., T..
ID. McDuGle ; Treasurer, W. w. Sirtal;
W.. X. Cook: .. c., VIM. Decsle Z.
a. Mack ; I. c.. ". III. Kelley X. ).
W. c., II. II. Chaiiln l.. ). y. c., y.
Goodfellow Il. ). y, James Benney; ;
l.. s. s., q. Sullivan ; X. =. v. c.. L.
Jeffres; l.. 5. V. c., A. Dickson.
No SUFFERING AMoS0 II PiurEs.
An intelligent Piute Indian with
whom we conyersed this morning, III
forms US that the Indians encanped
Ia this vicinity are getting along huc.
~. that they have plenty OF fool anu
sufficient rsiment TO protect them
from the Indictment weather which has
prevailed In this section. Comment
Ing upon a fine thick blanket which
had been allotted to our Informant oy
Superintendent Batemnn, NE pro-
nounced Ii .bHsaO.' His reply was,
'.yes, bully"
JuarEas.-Slnce the late heavy fall
OF snow Ia this section n large number
OF nondcscript looking sleighs popu-
larly called ''jumpers," have sprung
Into existence. They were evidently
manufactured In n cellar, or ia thc
night time, az no iirst-clsss artiicer In
wood would be willing 10 be credited
with having built Que oil these uiieou.h
looking vehicles. They serve tue pu,-
pose fsr which they were constructed;
and 80. perhaps. they msy Do excused
Cor their lsrk OF architectural beauty
Snow BLisp. The sun shone out
very bright this afternoon. so that his
RAYS. being reflected back IRON the
snow into the eyes Of people travers-
ing the street. produced a very dis
agreeable bllnding sensation. y num-
Der Of people who lad 10 suiier ex-
posture To the suns rays FOR several
hours, were obliged TO Use green Cog
giles to protect their ryesisht.
FUEL. - Mr. Gallagher, u local
dealer In wood and coal. continues to
retail fuel Mt the same rates NJ hereto
fore. lie has n plentiful supply on
hand and does not propose to raise IN
the price Of fuel during tile prevalence
OF snow storms. unless they are OF
greater magnitude than those which
lately prevailed In this section.
GnASp JuRY.-rhe Grand Jury re-
convened this afternoon At . o'clock.
We learn that the case Of Wilson Dun
lap. charged with grand larceny, and
Mas Mary Butler, charged with In
hnticide. occupied the attention OF the
Jury to-day. At the hour OF going to
press "a +. NJ we sre moi Informed rs
10 the result Of their deliberations.
A MrsrAxE.-we learn that there
was no foundation for the report cir
culated In Virginia last night to the
effect that n number Of men had been
killed by q cave In the Belchcr mine.
OvEnMAS MAcuisEsr.-Amons the
freight received at the railroad de-
not. Gold Hill, last night. was n car
load Of machinery for the Oyerman
Mining Company.
ADMITTED TO CrrizESsuir.-C. G..
Larson, a native OF Sweden. was yes
terday admitted to citizenship In the
Distrie. Court.