Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-08

Mass MEETING OF THE MISERs'
LEAeuE.-0n Saturday evening last, the
miners of Storey County turned out en-
masse, and completed the or ganization o
"a Miners League" Soon after dark,
the miners from Virginia, to the number
of many hundreds, entered this town with
fine Band of Music, headed by huge
transparency. inscribed, 81 The miners of
Virginia bring greeting to their brothers
Of Gold Hill, and all along the vast pro-
cession were interspersed fine American
ensigns and other transparencies, bearing
notices appropriate TO the objects and sem
timents of the League. The streets was
soon blocked with an immense coneourse
of people, The balcony of the Vesey
House was converted into a speakers
stand, and being decorated with the flags
and lighted up by the transparencies made
magnificent display. The meeting was
called TO order by Mr.. William Woodburn,
President of the League, who very elo-
qnently and forcibly announced the
objects Of the Association, and the
character Of the preliminary organiza-
ton effected at the former meeting.
The Secretary then read the Constitu-
ton and By Laws of the League as drafted
by the Committee, which were unani-
mously adopted. THE Constitution and
BY Laws viii be found, in full, elsewhere
in our columns to-day. The election of
Board of Trustees next took place, the
names Of whom we have not yet learned.
The Secretary was authorized to procure
an Office on the Divide, which Office is to
be tept open every day from 2 p NJ, to 9
P. N. (The Office has been established at
the Illinois House.) By unanimous reso-
luton, the Old Plate and the GOLD HILL
NBws were made the medium for all adj
yertisements Oh the Association. The
meeting was afterwards addressed at con-
siderable length by Mr.. Johnson, Vice
President of the League, and by Mr.. Fos-
ter, after which the meeting adjourned and
the yirginians took up their line of march
for home. Everything was done quietly
and in wonderful order and harmony for
so large an assemblage. The advertise
ment of the Secretary will be found in its
proper place in our columns.
IKE Circus is COMING = Mr.. ]. Al
exander, the Agent, says that the Great
Ella Zoyara Troupe, brought by Mr..
Wilson from New York and Havana at
immense cost, have reputation celebrated
and worldwide, having appeared before
all the crowned heads of Europe. and in
the principal cities and towns of the Uni
ted States and Cuba, and achieved the
greatest possible success, and whose names
stand pre-emirent in the profession, ena-
bling the management to produce all the
elegant, sensational, thrilling, comic and
entertaining novelties Of the day. This
Circus viii appear in Virginia for three
nights, and next Sunday evening will ex-
hibit in Gold Hill.
WEsToS's MILLs.-Mr. Weston's mills,
situated some distance below Silver City,
will be put into full operation this week.
They have been stopped for several weeks,
and entirely overhauled, a new engine and
fine new matchmaking pans and stamps
put in, with some other desirable improve
ments. They are now among the largest
mills in the canon; and Judging from the
good name for honesty and fairness in
business, We expect the proprietors will
have all the work from our Gold Hill
mines which they may want. The i'm
provements just made have cost about
$4,000.
DISTINGUISHED VIsIroRs.-Gov. Low
and family, and Ex-Gov. Stanford and
family, were in Virginia yesterday. They
were TO leave for California, by the Dom
ner Lake and Pacific Railroad route this
morning. We also saw in Virginia yes
terday. our jolly old friend Capt. Alex.
r. Baldwin. of San Francisco, whose
good-natured countenance is thing of
JOY" to all who know the Captain. He
says he has come over to the sageland for
his health.
BILLY MuLLIeAN IN TRouBLE.-We
saw Billy Muligan in Virginia yesterday.
He was in trouble. Although he had
stage ticket from Reese to San Francisco,
the ungrateful stage driver failed to hunt
up Billy's baggage, or even Billy himself,
and left without him; all Of which SEEM
ed to give him much anxiety, as he heard
that Vigilance Committee had been or
ganized down at Dayton.
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