Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-09

TnH SrruArioS.-rherc IL no esps'
clal reason why our people should be-
como excited or panlc-strlcken by
reason Of the present decline In the
price Of stocks. Tho Ophir mine
looks lust rs we'll ~ it did five days
ago. The Consolidated Virginia. u
anything. looks bettrr. In the Hale
& Norcross, Savage and Chollar mines
the work Of cross cutting Il being pros
ccuted vigorously. with a probability
OF getting into An ore body ut any
moment. The Comstock lode, from
one end to the other. never looked
better than to-day. The money mar
ket IL easy, gold and silver being so
plentiful that none Of the banks &C the
commencement OF the new year found
IL necessary to call In their outstand-
Ing Indebtedness. This state OF affairs
will probably continue up TO the time
the grain crop has to be moved In the
Fall. A reaction In the price Of stocks
may be looked for ere long. when. In
all probability, they will 20 higher
than ever.
DEaRKE OF RKDEKAn INSTALLATION
The following officers OF Coliax Degree
OF Rebekah Lodge No. l, |. q. o. F.
were Installed at Virginia evening be-
fore last by ID. ID. Grand Master +. l..
Stern, assisted by VI. Holmes, Grand
Warden, Z. q. N. Morrison and other
officers Of the X. w. Grand Lodge
j.. &. Smith. r. g.. ". G.; Mrs. Z. NJ.
Holland. v. c.; Mrs. j. w. Wilson,
X. s.; Mrs. Mary l.. Saeltzer. L. ). /;
Mrs. f. Hurd, Treasurer. After the
close Of the lodge = fine collation. was
spread In the chess room adjoining the
library, and the members to the mum
Der of sixty or more gathered around
the festive board and had n good time.
ISsrAIL.ArioS.-At q regular install
lation meeting held In Virginia last
night at tho wigwam Of Pocahontas
rribs No. 9. Improved Order OF Red
Men, the following Chiefs were raised
to their respective positions by Great
Sschem l.. Strother: Sachem. j.. n.
Holden; Senior Sycamore, ID. +. Lack
ey Junior sycamore, X. v. Dey Y.
OF r., j. G.. Harrington h. OF W.,
John Roscnbrock. A number OF braves
from Pluto Tribe No. l. OF Carson,
aud Apache Tribe No. q, were IN at
tendance at the meeting. The exer-
cises and ceremonies Incident TO the
occasion were OF n very Interesting
character.
CHUCK. ioLxs AT presen, the road
between Gold Hill aud Virginia Is
full Of chuck. holes. OF uncertain depths.
Yesterday, Jake white. proprietor OF
tho bus line, had two OF his best horses
famed by getting Into one Of the bad
places referred to above.
A BAD PnAcucE.-we are informed
that some Of the saloon keepers In
town are In tho habit OF selling liquor
to mere lads. We trust that our In
formation IL Incorrect. The practice
OF allowing young boys In saloons at
all should be strongly discouraged.
PERsoSAI.-Sena,or Jones, says tina
Appeal, left Carson for Reno. on route
for Washington, on the 1915 train last
night. His Slater. Mrs. Gorham. and
her little daughter accompany him rs
far As Cleveland, Ohio.
RE-ELecrED.-At = meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Consolidated VII
ginla Mining Company. held In San
francisco yesterday, all OF the old
officers OF the company were reelected.
TRAvEL--The Dayton stage which
passed up through Gold Hin this morn.
Ing. en- route for Virginia, was loaded
down with passengers.
NuxpsR.. or TRArSs.-There are on
an average about 80 trains passing over
the virginia and Truckee Railroad
daily.
The weather to-day was mild and
salubrlous.
Mup In still Plentiful In Main street,
Gold Hill.
sroox. doomed the wrong way to-
day.