Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-14
E,rcr,o, or OrrIcrns.-A regular

ELECTION or OFrfCERs.-A regular
meeting Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Company No. 2 was held last evening.
The meeting was called to order BY
Foreman McMartin, . majority Of the
members being In attendance. The
annual reports Of the Secretary and
Treasurer were read and approved.
Nominations OF officers for the snsu-
Ing year having been declared In or
der. the following named members
we're balloted for and elected: Presl.
dsnt-A. q. Hay Foreman-W. ii.
Lester; First Asslstant-e. J. Tulley (;
Second Asslstant-D. l.. Bean. First
Engineer - Ivy Fulton; Second En-
gineer. James Parker. Secretary
j. b. MARSHALL, reelected ; Treasurer,
James Lowrsy. reelected. Members
Of the Board OF Dslegates-M. p.
Wolf, r. Mercer and L. ID. Folssm.
Trustees-0. ID. Role, c. Haub and
WIN. Hall. The Foreman appointed
the following wardsns: Chas. Thomas
and W. II. Smith. A. McMartin aud
Charles Natal, having bsen previ.
ously elected as Chief Engineer and
First Assistant Of the Fire Department,
rendered their resignation rs members
OF the company, which were accepted.
Mr.. Hay, on being invited to take tho
chair rs President Of Yellow Jacket
Engine Company, made a few remarks,
which were highly appreciated by the
members In attendance. The rest OF
the officers elect were called upon 10
do q little speechifylng, all OF whom
acquitted themselves In a very credit
able manner.
LECTURE ny vIcroRrAC. Woodruff.
As will DO seen by due notice In our
advertising columns to-day, Mrs. Vic
toria G. Woodruff, 30 famous In the
East, will give lecture at Piper's
Opera House next Monday evening.
Her fame has preceded her, and all
will desire to sec and hear this remark
able woman. She is now at Salt Lake,
where she Ia lecturlng to crowded
houses, as she will do In this section.
The Salt Lake Herald OF May l2th
gives her the following correct notice:
"victoriaC c. Woodruff. who has gained
such q wide notoristy through her con-
nection with the Beschsr-Tilton =
dial aud the prosecutions growing out
OF the same In which the United States
courts were made the Instruments to
vlndicats the reputation OF MIR. Beech
Or, will lecture ut the theatre this even
Ing. Whatever her views may be, she
Is undoubtedly q iirst-clsS sensation.
and has given tho Christian Clergy and
the politicians more trouble aud caused
them mora terror than all the other
i~conoclastlc reformers combined"
EnMrr GUARD TARGET EXCURSION.
In another column will DO found the
advertisement OF the ninth annual tar
ret excursion OF the Emmett Guard,
which will be held at the Bowers
Mansion. Sunday, Juns7. The excur-
sion train will leave Virginia City Mt
7:iJ A. ", and Gold Hill at S O'Clock.
The fare Tor the round trip will be
50. 80. The Washington Guard band
has been engaged for the occasion.
The company, As heretofore, will sec
that the best Of order Il preserved,
both on the carr and at tho grounds.
No disreputable characters will be al
lowed 10 accompany the oxcurslonists.
No palms will DO spared In making the
excursion enjoyable.
CHANGE OF PRorRIrroRsIur.-rh
Bowling Alley, South G street, near
Taylor, Virginia City, has been pur-
chased by Simon Schlewsck, who de-
slres to Intern his friends and the
public generally that he will reopen
It this Thursday evening. May IL, ID
grand style. This bowling alley Il
the only ons In Virginia City, and
will DO kept In the most respectable,
t~lrst-clau manner. The bar will be
supplied at all times with the beat OF
wines, liquors and clgars, and every
attention will DO paid ~ the comfort
OF patrons. See advertisement In an
other column.
NEW SrocK OF DRY Goops.-Thoss
Of our readers who require anything
In the line Of staple or fancy dry
gseds will 10 well TO call at the sterc
OF ID. Gallsnd, Main street, Gold Hill.
Mr.. Galland has just opened out n
magnificent stock OF dress goods,
salscted specially with reference to
the wants OF tho people OF this sec
ton. His splendid dress patterns
form the topic Of conversation among
u lady readers to the exclusion OF
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