Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-04

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B~nicxLAYEns AND MAsoSs.-At the
meeting in Virginia Miners Union Hall
last Sunday evening. the object OF the
proposed society was stated to be the
formation OF an association for the mu.
tual benefit Of all bricklayers and ma
sons. II Was expressly stated that any
attempt to originate strikes and control
wages would be foreign to the purpose
Of the association. II was TO be entirely
benevolent in its action. The following
persons were elected officers, 10 wit:
James Gill. President; Thomas Allen.
Vice President: N. j. Joyes, Secretary;
W.. Bishop. Treasurer; Thomas Dow
nsy, John Lawlin. X. II. Price. Trus-
tees; John Lyons, Sergcant-at-Arms.
For the purpose Of perfecting the or
ganization Dan. Lawlin. NJ. j. Joyce
and W. Boston were appointed a Com
mittee on Bylaws. Il. ii. Price. Thos.
Dowusy and q. II. Troy were appointed
u Committee on Finance.
EcLIrsE AND CRowS PoISr STABLES.
Sine Ogs. having bought out Mundsll.
IL now master OF the situation, and mon.
arch OF all he surveys in tho way OF the
livery business here in Gold Hill. With
two such we'll arranged and splendidly
supplied stables. both eligibly situated,
at the upper and lower ends oil town,
nobody can have any sort OF excuse for
not riding Whenever and wherever they
choose, "a lorg as they have tho re-
quisits coin to put up. Slime Ogg a
furnish any sort Of . turnout. from the
| cheapest to the richest and most styl'
ish; "you pays your money and takes
your choiec." Read his nov advertise
ipent in another column to-day.
.sTprE LOVE- AND M%ArRiNoSY."-D
Mary L. Walker. OF Washington. d. c..
will give . lecture on the above subject.
nj the Methodist Church. Gold Hill. to.
morrow evening. commencing at .
o'clock. This lady has achieved con.
siderable fame among the notables OF
the country. and her lectures possess u
peculiar interest. Everybody certainly
IL interested In hearing what she has to
a on 2 love and marriage. True
love frequently exists without marriage.
and there 10 many o marriage without
true love, yet where both are combined
in perfectly natural harmony tue conu.'
tons and results are satisfactory. We
think This lecture Is sure 10 nave u
crowded audience.
Rr,cu,.-!T The B.lcher mine coutin-
-. I'M. a. 40
ues 10 give ou'' ""''
so soms more Tor many months anu
years to come. During the moh'n 2,
Aaien !u ,ad 80 wS,.h IA ,hs Greatest
months Weld. by $50 tons. during the
last twenty-ope months. The various
ore breasts and slopes are holding OUT
we'll in the regular producing sections,
and new resources, or extensions OF ORC
bodies, are constantly oeins oPeneu vu''
The Bslcher 10 good Tor her presen. uiv-
idends for many months 10 come, nc
coruing W xs...sa5 J;v;JsnJs
,hs future.
,.u..,;,,
ChASoh OF
OF the Gold Hill School Trustees yesier-
day evening, the designations Of Princi-
81 x.,, Mr. G,.,on and Miss Smith
rs,e accented. Miss Kercheval has been
elected to All the place OF Miss smith as
teacher o, q seeona ,nmy D.p NV,
SH"n .nnri;sJ Tbs r-esicnations of
pros..sor Ksnt and Mrs. CASTOR. teacher
oi ths First Primary, are to take effsc.
mart Friday. That Of Miss Smith, I'M
m.a;a,ely.
u..
- ~.;,;,.n =, Cola MN nm.
coIrmn ,o.5.v,h,, h,
;"s e.ndiJs,s for election 10 the ONCE
-, ro-n NIar.h,I- nj The election to take
u,.es in Nav next. Mr.. Marks is a
rnoJ .ou.re business man. and, 10 elect
al will no doubt lli the position with
credit and ability.
rou rows M-.ssnAL---J. ID. Loyna.
chan. the present Town Marshal OF
Cold Hin. himself in anoth.
=, colnmn. az a candidate for reelection
Al NJ. ensuing May election. Mr..
I,oynachan has male a very fair officer,
and N reelected will no doubt do as