Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19


CoScERr To-SIoHr.-As our readers
are aware. the Liberal Religious Society
Of Virginia. will give a concert and ball
at National Guard Hall tonight. The
concert, in which some OF the best mu-
steal talent Of the city is enlisted. will be
given In the early part OF the evening.
lasting about one and q half hours, after
which dancing will be the order till
midnight. The music for the ball will
be furnished by Professor va'ney. and
Dan Lyons and q. W. Keith will act as
door managers. Although not author
ized 10 state such a. q fact. we under
stand that Mesdamss Higgins, PEARL
nan, Rice and Cooper: Misses Paris,
Cody. Mary Davis, Katie Faulk and
Lottie Pinschower. and Messrs. George
n. Eells, Professor Deleplaine. =. Mich
olas and J.. Nicholas, will take u promi-
nent part in the concert. Tho price OF
admission Is very low. being only one
dollar.
NEARING COMPLETION. - The lodge
rooms in the Odd Fellows building.
Virginia. are nov nearly completed.
The largest or eastern one, will, with
tho exception Of the canopies, DO finish
ed this week, and Mt. Davidson Lodge
No. ,. I. u. q. r.. will hold . meeting
In u next Saturday evening. Fourteen
lodges will meet In the building every
week, until such time NJ the members
Of outside societies shall DO able to
erect suitable rooms for themselves;
thus keeping both lodge rooms occupied
every night in the week. We under
stand that forty dollars per night will be
charged societies Tor tho use OF The west,
and ifty per night for the east or
largest lodge room. This Of itself will
bring in a respectable monthly revenue.
ScHoLIRsuIr Professor Kent. Prin-
cipal Of the Gold Hill Central School.
requests us to publish the following.
which exhibits the average scholarship
mot including department and regular
attendsnce) OF the pupils mentioned.
during the month Of December. 1876;
100 per cent. being the highest attain
able: Lulu CASTOR 70. Virginia Moore
10. Cassie Henderson IS. George Logan
u. Thomas Benney ~, Willie Randall
20. Willis Chamberlain 10. Laura Hol.
man n. Fannie Robinson II. Lizzie
Greenwood 60, Louis Larson G7, Mollie
o'connell. ca. Clara Smith ca, George
Wright co. Mary Morgan %, and Cassie
Lowman ~.
VARIETY SroRx.-R. Z. Taylor Of No.
go South c street. Virginia, is still in
the field with a large and select assort-
ment Of Yankee notions. fancy sugar
candies, tropical and domestic fruits.
cigars and tobacco. and n thousand
other articles too numerous to mention.
Mr.. Taylor has won a host Of friends
since opening business in Virginia a lew
months ago. and keeps adding 10 the
list daily. II affords N exceptional
pleasure tn recommend him to tho IA
vorahls notice Of our people.
REoIGASIzED.-t the Entro Nous club
Of Virginia. which in Winters past gave
such delightful parties. was recognized
last night. the membership being lin
tied to fifty. and the following officers
elected: President. George W. Tomb;
Secretary, W. q. Bender; Treasurer. Nj.
\. Pendsrgasi. Executive Committee
John II. Shermier. NJ. ID Davis and Vim.
sharon. The club will begin giving par
ties at no distant day. aud will continue
thom. ut the rate Of two each month.
until next May.
ANOTHER CASpDArE.-M n meeting
Of Knicksrbocker Fire Engine Company
No. 8. Of Virginia. held last evening.
Jacob Young. IT.. = member OF Young
America Company No. 2, was
nominated for Chief OF the Virginia Fire
Department. There are now two can
didates in the field. Frank McNair. tho
preseut incumbent having been
by Monumental Co. No. o.
about two weeks ago.
INSTALLATION OF OrrIcxns.-M q reg
ular meeting Of Mystic Lodge No. .. n.
Of p. held in Gold Hill ON Monday
evening, the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term by ID. q.
q. Al. L. Wolf: d.. Wagner. i. g.; q.
Morrison, q. G.; Z. III. Ham. V. e.;
j. Bell, p; II. D. Dauehy. NJ. OF e.;
n. Block, ". Of F.; ]. +. fianninsham,
NJ. of A.; T. NJ. Bennstts. !. c.; and
ID. Van yrankin, o. u.
ACCIDENT. - Thomas NJ. Manus. q
miner working in the G. & G. shalt, was
Yesterday cut in the head by n rock
which fell from nm ascending car:
Another man working in the shaft had
hi. wrist severly cut yesterday by a
pick in tho hands Of n OF his part
ners.
DWELLING roR SALE.-A comfortable
dwelling containing 1--WE good rooms
slieibiy situated. n short distance south
Of the residence OF Hon. j. p. Jones, in
Lower Gold Hill. is offered for sale ON
terms. See advertisement In
column to-day.