Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-24
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cossion, In n0n0r OF inc nIty-sixtn IN
nivorsary Of the introduction Of the
Order into the United States. All the
lodges and encampments will DO fully
represented, and the procession will DO
the most imposing Of any that has ever
fled through our streets. Many OF tho
officers OF the different lodges will wear
regalia Of dazzling hues. and studded
with costly jewels. The procession will
form ON c street. Virginia. south OF
Tyler, at II o'clock A. ~, marching up
Taylor street. 10 u street. Il will file
along B street out over the Divide 10
this town. whore. after being joined
by the Gold Hill lodges, 10 will
countermarch and return to Virginia.
where, after marching along c street to
Sutton avenue. thence to ID street, and
along ID to Piper's Opera House, they
viii break ranks and enter. and the Ito
rary exercises Of the day will take place.
The exercises will consist Of q poem by
@. &. Goodwin. read by E. l.. Stern. Of
Gold Hill; a song. and an Grafton by
Nathan Porter. Mr.. Goodwin Ia q we'll
known writer. Of acknowledged ability.
ON the editorial staff Of tho Virginia
Ea.rrprise, 10 that n poem Of no mean
pretensions can fairly be expected. Mr..
Porter Is q lawyer. and will NO doubt
entertain Us well as instruct all who may
DO fortunate enough to gain admittanee
10 the Opom House. In the evening q
the grand ball OF the season, for the
benefit Of the Odd Fellows Library.
will be given al National Guard Hall,
Virginia, where those who have not
exhausted themselves with the amuse-
ments Of the day. can have AN opportn-
nifty to enjoy themselves to their hearts
content. Us no effort will be spared ON
tho part Of the management TO make the
time pass pleasantly for all.
rrrsR's OrrRA HorsE.-Mrs. Bowers
took her farewell benefit Mt Piper's OPP
era House. Virginia, last evening. on
which occasion the great historical dra-
una Of Mario Antoinettc, Queen OF
France" was presented to an over
crowded audience. Tho talented TRACE
dicnne certainly can have nc occasion to
regret her choice Of a play for the ovcn-
ing. either ON the score Of applause,
which is the actors intellectual food, or
the more soriid but solid consideration
Of net cash receipts. AL the beauty and
fa.hion Of tho Comstock seemed to have
enterej into a combination TO make the
occasion a perfect ovation. The dress
circle, which Was crowded with Ladies'
| nrrayed in brilliant colors, presented tho
appearance OF n huge bouquet. Mrs.
bowers engagement. which terminates
tonight, has been nm unequivocal sue
cess; for. with the exception OF one
night. when an old threadbare play Was
put upon the boards, her appearance
| has been greeted with crowded and de-
lighted audiences. This afternoon. ut
the matinee. "NIaric An~toinette" was
represented. for the benefit Of all who
who were unable TO attend last night.
Tonight "L.ucretia Borgia," with the
farce Of Turn Him out" a. an after.
piece. Tomorrow evening "Strects al
| New York." with j. X. Mortimer in the
leading character. Monday evening,
April Goth, "The Girards." whose IN.
| gagement lasts for one week only.
RAILROAD IscoRroRArIoS.-The fol.
lowing is taken from the Enterprise OF
this morning /: Articles OF incorpora-
ton OF the Virginia City and Umatilla
Railroad Company have been filed In
the Office OF tho Secretary Of State. The
road is TO run from Virginia City to
Umatilla. Oregon. and will probably
pass through washoo and lioop coun.
ties to the northwest point Of the north
ern boundary Of tho State OF Nevada,
though no actual survey Of the route has
yet been made. The incorporators arc
D. X. johnson. A. q. Taylor, q. Q.
Coldridge. J. NJ. Short, z. +. Mohr-
hardt. The capital stock Of the compa-
nv il to DO S2. 900. 900. divided into
200. 600 shares. OF the par value OF $40
each. Two million dollars il the esti-
mated expense Of building the road.
which will be a narrow-gauee road, and
extend a distance OF about 800 miles.
II IL supposed that the route TO he taken
will be through Steamboat Valley, the
same rs contemplated before the build
ing OF the Virginia and Truckee Rail-
road. II will BE- remembered that q bill
was introduced in tho Legislature for q
railroad to the Oregon line.
ARRESTED ron FoRoERr.-Dave Gal
laehcr. alias Smokey. well known in
Gold Hill. WAS arrested by officer Higbee
in Virginia City night before last, on =
charge Of forgery. II appears that he
applied sometime ago for board from a
restaurant keeper on the corner OF Mill
and c streets, Virginia City. Tho res
taurant man asked him for something
that would secure tho payment OF his
bill, whereupon Smokey went away.
He returned shortly afterward with n
note p~urporting TO be from Mr. Mar
shall, Foreman Of the Ophir mine. Viz
GINA, stating his Willingness to assume
tho debt in default Of payment by
Smokey. Everything went smoothly
until Thursday. when upon presentation
Of the letter to Mr.. Marshall. II was dis
covered I o be a forgery. Tho amount
duo the restaurant man was SIS.
PErsoSAL.-Capt. Taylor, Supsrin-
tsndeut OF the Yellow Jacket mino. has
sufficiently recovered from his late Sc
we're indisposition to ride about and at
tond To business tho last two or three
days. He looks u little tho worse for
wear, but his hull Is sound yet. and