Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-08

lCWN NENkiN DALL.-t oah "
the Virginia Turn verein Association
held In National Guard Hall last even
Ing. was n grand success. Over on'
hundred couples were In attendance.
Tie hall was elegantly decorated will
fisgs and banners bearing Inscriptions
appropriate to the occasion. Professor
Ascbclm, the accomplished floor d.
rector, performed his duty with great
tact and skill. The ladies who graced
the occasion with their presence. We're
among the falrest In the land. When
the dance WAS on. the spectacle as wit
messed from the gallery floor. was su.
perbly grand. The National Guard
Band dlscoursed delightful music for
the benefit Of the merry makers. VINO
seemed never to grow weary OF trip
ping "the light fantastic toe A
splsndid supper vas served up for the
guests by Mr.. Kossmsn at his new res
taurant. Everybody did ample JUS
tlco TO the rich vlands with which the
tables were loaded. The dancing Was
Kept up I'LL nearly daylight, when the
terpslchoreans dispersed la excellent
spirits. everybody appearing to have
spent the night In the happiest man
ner ossible.
Man Huxr IN TUE SAVAGE MrsE.-
Last evening q miner by the name OF
Joseph Luksy. was severely Injured
while working In the Savage milne. It
appears that aftsr lighting q fuse pre-.
parstory to exploding \ blast Lukey
and the men who were working with
him, AN up the incline to get out Of
harms way, when the explosion took
place. A fragment Of rock ~ large 40
q hens egg struck the Iron rail- Of the
ear track aud glanced In such q an
ner ~ To enter Lukey's LETT breast In
the vicinity Of the heart. Lukey was
conveyed to his place OF residence anu
received the necessary surgical assist
snce. His Injuries will not necessarily
prove fatal.
PuxgnAr. - The funeral OF John
Fitzgerald, who wasaccldentally killed
In the Crswn Point mine last night,
will take place from Miners Union
Hall. Gold Hill. to- morrow friday nj
ILL., A. ". under tho auspices Of the
Gold Hill Miners Union, Of which de-
csased was q member. the procession
proceeding tn Virginia. where the re-
mains are TO be deposited In the cene-
terry. Members of the Miners Union
aud friends Of deceased are respectful
'ly Invited to attend.
CHOICE EATING PLAcx.-when you
are up at Virginia and wish to get a
choice meal or \ lunch Of something
really good. 70 TO the eating stand
kept by Thomas Heifron, la the Palace
saloon. He serves up fine turtle soup,
steak. or In any other style
to order fresh aud rich. Also the IA.
mpus Blue Point oysters In the she'll
or any way you like them. Also beans
In the regular old 10 style. just try
him. JAG Sc
ENGINE HocsISa. ION Saturday
evening next, the members OF Yellow
Jacket Engine Company No. 2, pro-
pose to house their new steam engine
with appropriate ceremonies. A cor
dial invitation IL extended to the men,
bars Of the Gold Hill and vlxlnla De-
psrtmen:s, aud also friends OF the
company to be present on the occ1-
sion.
Ovyicxru fssrALLxp.-The follow
Ing officers elect Of wildey Lodge. No.
i, /. o. o. F., Of Gold Hill, were duly
Installed evening before last by p. q.
u. George Morrison. assisted by Z. q.
n. w. N. Hall and 2. G.. Rep. J. G.
smith: B. Stern, Noble Grand ; "A.
Merritt, Vice Grand Z. Neville. Re-
sording Secretary, and II. o. Douchy'
DornIs DvrY.-wc arc Informed
that an AaS.tious miner residing In
Gold hili, works double shifts.