Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-14
Arr,,n,, Ye,,erd., Norning.
Arrivals this NorninE.

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PIcSic OF rux KSiours OF PrrnIAs.-
II is probable that By next Saturday. tho
cold spell Of weather with which ve are
now afflicted. viii have passed. and the
Knights Of Py;hias will have u Of tho
largest picnics Of the season. They
have rsade. and are still making. eaten.
sivo preparations for the occasion, n
should the weather prove propitious. no
doubt there will be q tirst-class attend.
anoe. Six lodges Of the Knights will
participate on the occasion: Nevada
No. I. Damon No. 2. Mystic No. ). Car.
son No. 4. Lincoln No. o and Amity
No. =. The Washington Guard Band
will be in attendance. and the dancing
nj the Bowers Mansion. whore the pic
mic takes place. will DO under the direc-
ton of Frof. J. W. varney. Tickets for
the round trip by the railroad only
80 80.
PERSONALS. - George A. King. Sec
Rotary OF the Virginia L Truckss Rail-
road Company. accompanied by his
family. left on Saturday evening for
New York. .. II. II. Yerington. sI-
Mayor Hopkins and Mrs. J. W. Noyes.
Of Gold Hill. loft IN the same train Tor
San francisco. Mrs. Noyes has been
in poor health for some time, aud went
10 San Jose, California. under advise
ment from her attending physicians. in
tho hope Of being benefited by q change
81 climate. Mr.. Noyes received q tel
esram from her this morning. stating
that she made tho journey without
fatigue, and was already much improved
by the change. This will DO gratifying
intelligence TO tho host Of friends who
rympaihize with. and are solicitous for
her welfare.
INSTALLATION or orrIckHx. Al reg
ular meeting Of Silver State Grove No.
1. United Ancient Order OF Druids, Of
Virginia City, held Saturday evening.
tho following named officers were in
stalled for the current semi-annual term:
William Dunn, ". A.; Charles Nj.
Mayer, v. A.; Theodore II. Wood
worth. II. and Z. f.: George Bet
finger, T.; George W. Toombs, c..
William willcocks, T. c.; J. II. Colds
worth, II. H.. v. A.; NJ. Mullaney. L..
H., n. AL VI. Hamill. X. b.. V. A.;
Dcorge Dewar. l.. b., V. A.
srRxS,prso The Washington Guard
Hand sOrenaied Mrs. Oates at her rooms
On G street. Virginia. Saturday night
after the close Of ths theatre. Thelit
lady thanked them for their expression
IL good will in n neat aud appropriate
speech. The band. at tho heal Of about
fifty memb~rs Of the Guards, then
marched to tho residence OF General Q.
q. Battsrmau and played some very fine
music. for which the General expressed
his thanks.
Pirrn'. OrrRA Horsx. Tho en-
cnrement Of the Oates Opera troupe
closed Saturday evening. A feature oil
the occasion was. that after the close OF
tho performance, Mrs. Oates and Messrs:
Drew. Hawssn and Allen, were called
before the curtain. Mrs. Oates leaves
very many warm admirers in this sec.
ton. and should she choose to return at
no distant day. would no doubt DO
warmly welcomed back.
DrsrarburroS or Przra-The pres
onts donated to the Emmett Guard OF
Virginia. will IL distributed at Miners
Union Hall, Wednesday evening. among
tho winners OF tho target shooting maleh
last Thursday. Each man entitled 20
prize IL to have the privilege OF selecting
what suits himself.
sLKkrrso Cana sloepins car came
through To Virginia City on this morn
ins's passenger train. II such eoaia 10
made a permanent arrangements u wouio
be highly appreciated.