Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-13

I. c. Of X. C.-Ths installation OF OIL
fiesrs Of this Temperance organization
took place at their hall ON ID street, vir.
yinia, last evening. The following Is
tho list Of officers; II. II. Taylor. E.
C.; W. S. Mack. En-. coun.; George
Grail, Capt. Of Host: Miss Ella Paddock.
=. C.; Charles Chapman. j. c.; Frank
Holland, ". s.; G. 4. Mack. y. =. Al.
tor the newly installed officers had taken
their plae-s, II. II. Taylor was called
upon for a speech. and responded in his
usual inimitable and fe%licitous manner.
He said. among other things, that 1t had
been his fortune to hold u great many
different Offices during his life, but that
out Of them all, this was the only time
n. had not been called upon to
.st 'em MP. CUSTOM had taken a strong
hold upon him. and he felt II his
duty 10 testify his OF the honor
conferred upon him in some way. 80 he
would invite them 10 adjourn to a con-
yenient place and indulge In afew plates
of ice cream. This being done, the
new installed comment champion" was
easy in his mind. This order has been
maxim, rapid advancement during the
past three months. its numbers being
strengthened by large accessions every
week. Tho work ~ in tho right diree-
ton, and we wish them God speed.
Az EXCITING Foor RAcx.-A closely
contested and exciting foot race. that
Was not down on the bills. came Oh on
tho American Flat road, near tho BEL
cher hosting works, n @ o'clock last
evening. As the contestants went IN Tor
mone and not fame. We will not pub
lish their names. but merely content
ourself by stating that the Two irSt let
tors Of one party's name were Tom INC
.rds and OF the other A. welty. The
.,nkes were one thousand (cents) q side.
After q little preliminary speeding. the
men toed the scratch and q good start
was made. They ran shoulder to shout
der In the first Atty yards. but after that
the long. steady strides OF welty began
10 tell. and In the last twenty yards hs
opened a space Of twice his length (siI.
,oen fsst) between himself and his an
taconist, winning the o amid b
snou's "o as.,s. ,;n,s Ios. seeonds.
"ahe'' i'' ~
TIVE GoAr NUISANCE. -Notwithstand
I'M, all the town ordinances. herds Of
predatory goats are allowed to roam at
i.,vs in Gold Hill and destroy every
green thing to which they can gnih nc,
cess, and b a II oSery'nihB So.o :,
BY IN eight-'oo' Ience. ~.
these pests Keep eon ~. 1.srman
on the cemetary' nen u"o
mine, AMI uos'roy'ns ~, sss r.,
that have been piahteu mere. nv.
should either be KEPT snu' W, VI, "'n
caught doing damage 70 PROPERTY. sh1
10 persuaded 10 de~Sis''"''h so'
gun
A fRkrrr siohr'-ihe'' ~
apple tree three or iouf YEAR o'"' u"
the yard In front OF non. y. =. o'o'eu
sons residence. near the DougiAs nli'
Lower Gold Hill, that is a regular enIi.
osity. -. vr,-
.ss, ~ .,;m.,a 81 Gold Hin ia not
.nii.d to fruit raising. The only trouble
is that being so precocions 1t may, like
membsn oil the family, uissP-
point the ond expectations VI 'hoss "h'
uo's ui'""
HRr.-An incipient ~coniiagraiion' DO
tween the ore dump and carpenter shop
of the Savage mine. was discovered py
Chief McNair. about =. N. summary
II bad caught IN a quantity OF . rub
prompt application Of several buckets 81
water soon put u out The origin OF
the hrs IS ho' An1 u .
"a nave osen ".a. .n,i,,
,sout the premises.