Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-10

place from Theater Hall, being that Of
eight members Of the Miners Union.
This was escorted by the Sweeny
Guard Of Gold Hill, Of which company
one Of tue deceased was q melnbtr,and
the Enmet Guard OF Virginia, preceded
by the Gold Hill brass band, pl"yiag
appropriate music. The collins were
borne separately in hearses and wagons
one following the otisr,. and behind
came the Miners Union and the Cana
nian Society, numbering several hun
dred, followed by friends and relatives
Of the deceased in carriages and on
horseback. 1t was the largest and most
solemu funeral procession ever seen IN
Coli Hill. The church bells tolled
as the funeral passed, and tho
sidewalks were lined with hundreds Of
spectators, as il passed down Main street
toward the-cemetery. Just precedingit
was the funeral Of Richard Bickle, being
buried trom Odd Fellows Hall by the
Masonic Order, 10 which lie belonged.
| The rsmaius OF Patrick Buckley will
probably be sent to Grsss Valley to-
night, accompanied by hi, wife, who i'
| expected TO arrive frqm there this eren-
ing. a sister and brother Of Patrick
Un.on "a oIso al from San Fran.
,;s'.n,h;. .,.n;ng tn,,oke b,s remains
.h;,Ss :. fo, ;.a,;.I - |
aT - S"a.s o,,,s prcovspvnI
c;a. -, q ,x-a,v ,ba bodics az
u;sInai II .co,m;rt md Georg. Tomn.
I;ss 80. Nan rssovsred Tbr.s other
hos;es bnyr sl.o been recovered, buuso
manpled ms 10 be unrecognizable. , ,Ons
is tLouyht 10. .e that Of Matt Tooney,
nnoth.r Jonathan Jones. but tue third
- sh horr;hiy mu,ilnteA' tbat il bns hot
-. ;S,n,;s.a =. r., igsa {
o'" ''.'''' 'i.asoaax1s,Sv,xns.ptIlsR
c..sIpissIs .wha vas knis,.d ,out
s c..n po;n, shaf, YESTERDAY
m.,n;n, ;n..ns;bIs from asn6yxia. yet
Ln,a;nn ,hc mangl.s corpse Of his broth.
Ao;es s3 =, No, ,o.d,v
nns,rSu ~ n,xnrv
gpI,..,w.isi,sYona ~ ,hs nhbI.-l mon
EooerI "e's.,, on ta M LII
VIZ ,'r. .s;,,t, ~ ,hs dsn,bs Of III.
oo.su' 'Ntus"s :" m osi.. =, ~
LII, s, m.. h;m.cIf taken owl
a, o,.,o.s ,b;sq uf,erpoou nearly in
ssn.;h,. ma ,dIv,snbvYia,ed from the
-, . and .ous. Ne
$500, ,;ct. vomiting and -nurgipv
severely, but now Hes NJ tue orown
rom '0'. WV" " " ~ S"o" ~ 'T' ~ -
s,sr,,,,s ru,iy,xr
There are stillthouglit to be eight or |
teu remaining in The mine, but, bsinS
at the upper levels. they cannot he got |
ut with safety at present.
|. Z, y. CORONER 3 INQUEST.
Coroner Symonds has rs yet been un-
able to bold nm inquest upon any OF the
victims, but will do 80 tomorrow: 80 |
Coroner Sym0ns has Ae'npanneued
three JrrieS, who have Siewed lhe
bodies, md tomorrow the lnqnisiuon
will Ie heidi Jury No. u Sconiposedj oi
A. D. Brown, J. VI. Johnson, ]. W.
Tilton, s. Trnscalt, L. +. Carr aud
W. Nicholson are to s't''at clock
An. Jury No. 2--Mes'rs. Jas, fHton,
b. e. DrulllnRer, A v. broWor1 VI.
johnson, W. 4. Brown ana u. Erwin
are to sit atlO4 o'clock n. Jury No'
3-Messrs. Donald Ross, Z. y. WI
linms, Wm. Nicho!, NJ. McGregor, Az.
aeDon"Iu anu Jas "''''' W" W ~ "
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A AopLS "As"'-'s"n' "'"",' "
miners nave 'o'"n'ee'su '".'' N'""
vices since last night in rescuing tue
remsius of the unfortunate men who |
,,o;, uros vos,.rd,v in tLc Crovn
po;,, ana the E.n,uck mines, and most
valuable have been their services: At |
the risk of their own lives, they have |
yonc down into the lower levels of the |
Yellow Jacket. and croped their way
over in,o the Crown Point and Ken.
tnck. below where the FIRE exists, and |
by the assistance of the hosting works
OF the Crown Point, they have mour'ed
sne ss go, % ~ n's daoS wors and hs.
co. b.now;nr nui,e ,ufFoc,tsd them.
ss,v.s ,h.v would on;cklv Jrne 4
s. ,Io .hnn ,,a ,bsn r;ng Tho
So,p.s -. hsIam ma or,.s
=, ~" ~ -" 49,. &c a., a.. dp,,i
u%s o.a -. "nd a., ",hsv would
poIsoIou. "h ~ sor"sa,o % = n,Snt and ,end II
'a'" W.. va orso pmr;nh, nc.;,;on
"r - = -
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- e. - - ~. ,an. ,nno,.n,,v
;"s, u ;ns;Js If ono of tho rounds of The
,add.r r,,,, h;s arms IN tb.ir death grin
cas, >, M. s,mr Will. his head fell
h.cL wsrd. I, wns Win difficulty thai
I;s @ ,,;sr"w.-.rs ssnar.i.d the coru,r
- @ H.. L,ddsr TIL, remain, w.r.
,n.. "o" .". ,.;,h snno. I;s,anrs If fl,y
so., Tn. ,n,n 5;s5 in The ,hsr,hc.
~ III, onS ninc LnnJrrd fnn,
wv" ''' 's" "> -
JoBS lIaLLIsy.-,Une of the victims
of the mining disnster in the yellow
J,ek., Yesterday, whose name was re-
por,cd NJ John Ring, WIS John Hallisy,
= shor,. ,Li,k set man, black hair and
chin wbiskers. fresh complexion, and
ann.r.ntIy about 30 Years OF ave.
He stated at the National Hotel, where
he boarded, that hs had II family in or
nsar Ssn iProncisco, He oply weut,to