Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-12

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ginia City, and Thomas j. johnson,
A. G. Caldwell and David S~telnhagen
OF Gold Hill.
Proposals for Membership.
The proposals Of the following gen.
tlemen for membership In this Society
were read and referred to the proper
committee Ell N. Sksggs, Jehn Cal.
lisey. Peter Daley. Philip Stone and
J. X. johnson Of Virginia City s. A.
kinsey. Of Gensa ; Avert Holdmark,
Gold Hill.
VIII Campbell. Of Committee on
cars reported having secured a large
number Of cars, at a reasonable price,
but he didn't know how many would
be wanted. therefore he wished the
opinion Of the society on the subject.
Quite n discussion followed and the
number Of cars required was variously
estimated at from fifteen to q hundred
nobody could tx the proper number.
Next followed an animated discus.
sion relative to what should be charged
for children, but no definite conclu-
sion was arrived ut. They canRot all
be taken free, but for children accom-
panied by their parents, full price
will not be charged. The conduc-
tors will probably regulate that mat
ter to 4 considerable extent.
Donations Co she Cabinet.
After the transaction OF financial
business, etc, the following flns dora-
lions TO the great cabinet Of the socle-
~ were exposed to view, and a de-
scriptive catalogue thereof, together
with the names OF the donors read, rs
follows:
spscimen Of chalcedony Ia large
aud magnificent one) from Esmeralda
county, by Judge Sewell.
Rich specimens OF gold quartz from
Nyc county, by Hon. w. w. Hobart.
Patent miners candlestick. by q. g.
Stevenson-a Gold Hill invocation.
Specimens Of minerals, water and
other peculiarltles, neatly put up In
little Walls. from Gsyser Springs, Call.
fornia. by Master Harry Gllllg, Of Viz
ginia City.
Rich specimens OF bromide silver
ore. from the South FL Dorado mine,
Belmont, Nye county, Nevada, by j.
Il. Martin.
- .aasi',I'.a -, n,iv.r,Is mo.
trIf,ctIsn.. crystalixations, etc, by w.
4. Eaves. Virginia City.
A large aud beautiful quartz crystal
aud a gold specimen, by j. X. Brown.
Beautiful specimen Of copper ore,
by j. Z. Hampton, Virginia City.
on MOTION tne rules were suspsnu-
ell ana the 'peoiai thanks OF tne soeie-
~ rendered. 10 the donors OF these ac-
ecp,able contributions.
speei.l Invitation.
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gentlemen whose ApP'ieA''o"' "''c
handed In aud read, br' whose appii-
cations could not be acted upon until
the mex. regular meeting. were spe-
ciilly invited TO attend the Plrnic-a
week from next Saturday-as Pio-
neers.
Mr.. Edwards stated that n full sup
p,y of badge. for those members need |
Ing them, would bo received and
ready for distribution next Thursday
~
H'see'isnee"
On motion = com'nistee OF nine was
appointed TO confer with the varisus
Mimi, s,.erintsndep,s a.d otbsr, In
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a,'no."y ,s ~, p,.o,a :, ,h. pio-
pIoyes go 20 .no rlen,o u .no ~
neers, anu ye. u"s men nou @ .rh.
JoVs y, po..sous .anoi,,.s
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VA ~ Esir Ksne.n'
w w nGsmnss,I .JoSn Lambert. Hank
nonn.i,x IT p,,,,immonss Mr.. Glib
am chairman Of The committee, Al
onee vayo notIce requesting tho mem.
b,rs Of thl, committee to meet at the
Palace Saloon. Virginia, Oh Monday
next NJ I. o'clock r. N.
Secretary storsr statea that at the
m. anTS,I %.lsetion Of officer, will
take place, and he therefore desired
all members In arrears to square up