Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-28

still, In a mastery manner, splicing his
excellent discourse with many n well
turned sentence. patriotic passage and
happy illustration, n mere synspsls OF
which could not do Justice. lie was
very attentlyely listened TO by q good
audience, among whom were quite n
number Of ladies'. and the frequent and
hearty applause bestowed evinced the
deep aud %appreciatlve interest felt BY
all present. Rev. Eugene Sheehy Is a
young man OF fine education. and evil
IDENTIFY great natural talent aud abil-
ity. combined with excellent logical
powers, keen perception and thorough
appreciation OF human nature.
lie Is a good, clear, forclble
speaker, aud ~ IN entertaining. Inter-
esting and eloquent lecturer he has
few equals. We are sorry that this
was his last lecture In this section. and
that he 10 to leave without giving at
least one more, for the lectures he has
given have all been we'll attended and
productive Of no small amount Of good.
Liberal, enlightened. sensible lecturers
like him are always welcome here.
SoUASpERED Hrs HEmTAoE.-About
a year ago a young man who had
lately come to the Pacific coast from
Canada. aud was s~ojourning Temporal
rily la san Franclsco. fell heir TO the
snug sum OF s2a, 900 by the death OF
his father. lie strslghtway entered
upon a purse OF riotous living, aud In
a few months, by gambling aud In
other ways, managed TO get rid OF M
teen thousand dollars. lie then de-
clded to return 10 Canada with the
balance Of his patrimony, amounting
to 5000. lie stopped over a few days
at sacramento, during which time he
managed TO lose every dollar In his
possession. BY skirmishlng energet-
ically lie succeeded In making his way
from Sacramento to Virginia City,
where he sought and obtained employ
ment In one OF the Constock mines.
lie Il still earning his 81 per day, aud
l. liable 10 DO so Tor months 10 come.
Such Il life.
RESovArEp. - Me.srs. orndorf &
Magee have given the Delta Saloon, on
G street, Virginia, a thorough over
hauling. aud have fitted IL up In splsn-
did style. Among the new features OF
the establishment are two elegant Side
boards aud n double bar, at which an
unlimited number OF people can be ac-
commodated with liquid refreshments.
The proprletors propose to keep the
very best Of wines aud liquors, includ-
hg the celebrated Fredericksburg beer.
also choice cigars, which, as well as
drinks, are sold at u bit each. Spa
cious club-roons arc connected with
the saloon, where all kinds OF u
ments are TO be found by those who
wish TO while away leisure hour.
INSTALLATION /. o. o. F.-The fol-
lowing officers Of Garden Valley En-
csmpment No. 6, l. U. o. f., at Day
ton, Lyon county, were duly installed
into their respective offices last even
ing by ID. ID. Grand Patriarch ID. o.
Atkinson, assisted by Geo. ii. Morri-
son, Grand Patriarch, and other oii-
cers OF the Grand Encampment: l..
l. Crockett, G. T.; j. Newman, III.
T.; l.. Lamb. = w; John Lathrop.
Scribe ; A. ii. Hollister, Treasurer ;
A. York, i. W. This encampment,a al.
though small In numbers, Is Ia a high.
ly ilourishing condition financially
aud enters into the good work OF Odd
Fellowship with u zcst. That OF Itself
will Insure success.
DELcuER ELECTioS.-rhe election
OF the Beleher MiHing Company took
place yesterday. All the old officers
were reelected. rs follows: j. ID. Fry,
A. n. L. Harmon, j. II. Dobinson aud
X. +. Morrow. The number OF shares
was 9l.i5j. Tho S%ecretary's report
exhibited n balance on hand January
lat. OF $780, G9 06. At n subsequent
OF the Board OF Trustees, the following
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year : j. ID. Fry, President /; A. Il. L.
Harmon, Vice President ; II. q. Kibbe,
Secretary, aud W. IL. Smith, superin-
trndent.
BREsAs's NoTE BooK.-we have re-
celyed a copy Of the above paper pub
lished by DR.. Paul NJ. Brennan, the
well known physician. surgeon and
medical lecturer, now located ut san
Francisco - office lT Montgomery
street. IL contains we'll written articles
on the subject with which he has to
deal, aud all can read them with Inter
est aud profit. DIR, Brensn's advertise
ment In another column OF this paper
gives further information to the aiillct-
cd. Read IL.
Tue rArKISG MACniSE.-Professor
Faber will give II OF his highly III
teresting aud amusing exhibitions with
hi. famous talking machine. ut
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill.
on Saturday evening next. Rev L.
n. McGrath will on the occasion de-
liver a very interesting lecture OH the
human voice. This Professors ma-
chine Il gotten up on purely scientific
principles, aud none should fall to see
il.
MELASoE.-A gentleman who came
up OH the IL o'clock train from Carson,
reports that a large number OF ore
trains were encountered on the way.
lie thinks that mlll-uen on the Carson
River will get their I'LL this time. Up
to the present time tho Carson River
l. not very much swollen. At twelve
o'clock to-day IL was raining ter
riically la Carson.
SAD ISTELLiGEScE.-A telegram re.
cclyed by DIR. Manson from Aver, On
tario, states that his brother-in-law.
Robert Msyles, died on tho Goth Inst.
from injuries received by falling on
the ice. Mr.. Mayles resided Ia Dow
melville, Cal. during the past live
years and had gone East on a visit to
his friends.
INrRouSo.-Mrs. Torpiof Virginia
City. who accidentally shot herself
day before yesterday, was considera-
bly, better this morning. IL Il thought
that che will recover.
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CIVIL SERyIcE.-Some iiend In hui
ma, uh.na mora movsl Nc snsnect by