Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-02
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From tho News Of Friday.

IArEsr ABOUT q SrRIKE.-We have
It on authority admitting Of no question
that negotiations nre going on between
the new League aud the old n for .
consolidation ; aud that the members OF
the old are likely to come over to the
new, on condition Of their entire mem'
bership being employed, without prelu-
dice, in one Of the leading mines. Thu
is good news, and it looks SO reasonable
and fair, all around, that we believe IT
true. Tho new League already num-
bers between $50 and 500 members.
Miners AND NINE owners MEErTxa.
The Miners Union Of this city, ut a
special meeting held last night, sP-
pointed a Conference Committee of fire
10 meet the owners and representatives
of mines, Mt / o'clock this afternoon, at
the old White Pine Theater, basement
Of the International Hotel, for the pur-
pose of agreeing, if possible, upon q
plan whereby the present troubles may
be ended. We are informed that this
action was taken at the request of repre-
~sentatives of some Of our leading mines.
We believe the plan is q good one, and
sincerely hope that all participants in
the conference will act with GOODNESS,
6rmness and elaboration, so that there
may be no further misunderstanding nor
misapprehensiou about it. IL tue mine
owners will not pay more than 81 per
day, the miners should be so informed
automatically, and then il members OF
the Miners Union will not work for "a.
that is the end Of 1t.
TIE MINERS Substituting by
the best information We "a get, we
conclude that the miners have decided
to discontinue all interference with
other people. They cannot but see that
their interference is not only a folly, q
wrong to themselves and others, but
that Il is criminal, and must be so
recognized by the officers and put down.
Members Of the League were asking
business mon yesterday if they would
sustain them in their course. II bust
ness men expressed their candid views,
as we know them to feel, the expression
was against all such demonstrations;
and II such an expression was given,
the probability is it will have the effect
to convince members of the League that
they are entirely wrong and must change
their policy. A good many members
engaged to commence Monday next at
81. Several mines will resume work
that day, with a full force Of men at
that price. The Sheriff is 10 be here,
with what assistance may DO required,
to see that no miner where but few are
employed will be molested. We advise
our friends in the League to give up all
thought Of further interference, and en-
gage places at the price which will rule
after the LIST Of August; or, If they
choose not to work, to 60 quietly about
their W affairs, and not take any
chance Of trouble by molesting those
who are content to work.
ANOTHER STAGE RoDBsRy.-The in.
coming stage Of Wells, Fargo & Co.
was stopped by highwaymen again yes
terday morning, near or at the same
spot where a similar crime was com
mitted a few weeks since this side oil
Pancake Mountain. But three robbers
were seen. Tho stage was coming up a
low sand hill, and the team going Mt a
walk, when one Of the robbers stepped
into the road md ordered a halt.
Almost simultaneously two men stepped
up to the coach, one Of them presenting
n shotgun at the window, and telling
the passengers to keep their seats, and
saying that they would not be disturbed
provided they did not offer any resist
ance. One of the men told the driver
to pass out the treasure box. The
driver asked q passenger who was on
the seat with him to pass the box out,
which he did. AS soon as the treasure
box was thrown to the ground the driver
was ordered to 60 ahead. The stage
was not detained more than two min.
utes, and the whole affair was conducted
in a very gentlemanly and business.
like manner As the treasure box, way.
bills aud all was taken away, the
agents here do not know the amount Of
money the robbers obtained, but the
passenger who threw the box on.
thinks, from the weight Of it, that the
sum was Insignificant. We suppose the
box will be recovered.