Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-09
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near the oofHef u Sutton avenue, viii
BE- slxio4 fed. The hrss story, front.
Ing on @ street, will b. occupied BY
stores. The second story on O. and
hrst ON B street, will 30 occupied by q
public hall, library and Grand Sscreta-
rvs Office. In the third story. which
will be twenty-asven feet In hight, will
Be the lodge, ante. reception and ban
quet rooms. The lodge room will be
32x72 feet; ceiling. a feet high. The
ante rooms-ceiling II feet high will
DO on the same level with the lodge
room. Above the ante will come the
banquet and reception rooms, 28x32
feet, With ceiling 10 feet high. The
capital stosk Of the masonic building
association Ii divided into 1000 shares
Of S25 each. One half OF this. or s25,-
900, has already been taken. OF this
amount, GIG, 900 was taken on the sum.
NIT Of Mount Davidson yesterday.
Forty per cent. OF the stock taken will
Be called for about the LIST OF October,
and thsn the balance will be paid In easy
installments. Tho stock will pay from
one TO one and q half per cent. per
month. Il Is the intention Of the Trus-
tees TO have the building ready 70 be oc-
cupisd BY January !. 1870.
Board OF FIar DrLxoArrs.-Ths vir-
GINA Board Of Fire Delegates met at the
house Of Eagle Engine Co. No. 3 last
evening. Considerable routine bust.
ness wal transacted. and the following
committees appointed: Judiciary-Jas.
Brown, ]. p. Bell and Jas. Singleton.
Finance-Wm. Pennison, l.. Kaplin
and W. B. Ryan. On Ce~rtihcates-A.
j. Peaslsy, John Ryno and s. Gallan.
On Rulss-B. @. Hughes, Jas. Phelan
and Robert Z. Lowrey. An ASSESS
msnt OF fifty dollars was levied ON each
company In the Fire Department
to pay for improvements made upon
the Fremans' Cemetery. the assessment
to b refunded by the Board m soon o.
possible. Another committee = the
names OF whose members We did not
take down-was appointed 10 draft
Of O mild and pacific nature,
whose tenor will no doubt DO made
In due course OF time. We judge
30 Of least, a. the resolutions refer TO a
OF public interest. on which q
oil needs TO be poured.
PAY-DAYs.-As stated in Tuesdays
Issue. the mon working in the Crown
Point and Belchsr were that day paid for
labor performed during the month OF
The above information vi
know from official sources 10 be abso-
correct. As some Of the papers
published In this and adjoining counties,
have, for reasons best known TO those
controlling them. Certainly not With
The intention OF encouraging laboring
men or any ono else In the community
ct " call the correctness OF our
into question; We now reitsr.
Ats the statement. We will further state
hat tho men working at the Rhode
Island mill were paid yesterday. Those
working at the Atlas, Sapphire. Psta.
|uma, brunswick. Mexican and Morgan
to DO, and unless some unforeseen
occurred, doubtless, were paid
The men working at tho
Pioneer mill, Silver City, will DO paid
WE'LL UP. Bur NOT rnx HroHksr.--
The EhLepriss Of this morning Is q little
ID In ~supposing that "a Masonic Lodge
never before opened In tho United
States at no great nm elevation" as Vir-
yinia No. ., yesterday. A regular meet
Of the Masonic Relief Association Of
White Pine lover 800 Masons being
presently was held on the summit OF
Treasure Hill, 9,l50 feet above tho level
81 tho sea. on Dec. 2s. 1868. We nre
not growing for White Pine, and are
,nly sorry that Mount Davidson Is not
few thousand feet higher, 80 thai the
White Pinon might have been laid In
he shade.
TIKI ErrrxpED--As willlbo seen by
.sfsring 70 advertisement, the time for
up q design for q certificate OF
membership OF the Pacific Coast
Pioneers has been extended from the
,th 10 the 22d inst. A good many On.
yravsrs engaged upon designs asked for
md were granted this extension by the
having the matter In hand.
Z 10 positively the last that will be
nade. and the cngrayers interested In
up q good name In this section
md elsewhere will take notice and be
governed accordingly.
uSPLxAsASrxrss. "A discussion, In
which beer glasses were the most forci.
10 arguments. occurred ct tho Palace
South G street. Virginia, about
line O'Clock last evening. Justice Cox
md sI-Justice ]. Young happened to be
n the saloon at the time. and the latter
,ot one among tho abort ribs, which
ithsr Strengthened him ont or doubled
lin up. Il IL immaterial which, and al.
most cooked his goose. Several arrests
made.
HELD AT TIE Posr-oyyIcx. Letters
the following addresses are do
aimed at the Gold Hill Post.ofice on ac-
cunt Of Insufficient postage: Harrison
Indrson, u. 8. Pension Agent. Balti-
more, Maryland. d. E. Bortree. Oak.
and, Alameda county. Gala. Hewitt
81. John, New brunswick. Il.
J. Brown, Nos. "a and 90 Clay street,
ian Francisco.
AnsssxExr.-An assessment Of 81
,sr share IL levied by the Knicksrbocker
Company. delinquent October
9th; and one OF 20 cents per share by
he Mint Mining Company. See official
,otice Of tho same In q advertising
columns to-day.
BlowN's Bronchial Troches. for pull.
nonary and asthmatic disorders, have
proved their efficacy by q test Of many
,ears, and have received testimonials
rom eminent men who have used
hem.
PAID To-pAI.-Ths men working on
he side track OF the Virginia and
Railroad to the Caledonia new
haft, received their coin to-day.
SIDE Track CoNpLErrD.-Ths side
rack Of the Virginia and Truckes rail.
oad 10 the Rock Island mine, was ON.
l.s~l L. davs ann i