Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

Morn GENEROUS DONATIONS. - The
Relief Committee acknowledge the re-
ceipt to-day, through J. p. Jones, Esq,
superintendent Of the Crown Point
mine, of $225, kindly donated to the
Relief Fund for the Gold Hill sufferers.
One hundred and ffty-6ve (Sl55) dollars
of this was from a benefit for that pur.
pcse given by W. X. Morrow and S. H..
Chapman, at the Metropolitan Theatcr,
Sacramento, u few evenings since. The
coiu was forwarded by Newton Booth,
Esq, Of hat city. The balance, S97 %,
was from a benefit given for that pur-
pose last Saturday evening, at the
Academy Of Music, Sacramento, under
the auspices Of Donnellau, Melehior and
Graves. God bless the kind people of
Sacramento. God bless the charitable
everywhere. Nay they never need
friendly assistance under similar cir
cumstanees.
A SxEAEIxa MURDERBR.-Somo time
during last night, or early this morning,
some snesking, ~iucendiSry, murderou,
villain, in Gold Hill, scattered pieces of
beef meat which he had soaked in strych-
uine brine, along Main street. His OBJ.
jeet evidently was to poison dogs-re-
CARELESS who their owners might be or
their value. This s%neaking, white-liv.
cred, eowardly, murderous villain, sue.
ceeded in poisoning and killing several
valuable animals, and among them was
our little pet "Dot." The sncnking
scoundrel who promiscuous!y scattered
his poison had better leave this town,
or IL be 10 found out he may get u
head put on him by which he will
be recognized ~ the "sneak thief Of
the town. Gold coin could not have
bought our little pet-snd woe to the
poisoner If We ever find him out.
PIPsR's OPERA HousE.-The fine play
Of /" Money " was presented to II good
audience last evening, and passed off
very satisfactorily rs II general thing,
the principal actors all succeeding
finely. A still better and more popular
piece is offered for this evening, being
the beautiful from real life,
entitled the Marble Heart, or the
Seulptor's Dream" In this piece Mr..
Stark will sustain the character Of
Phidias or Raphael, the young sculptor /;
Mccullough will ]personate the Diogenes
Of the piece, the philosophical editor |;
Miss Arnot will represent the marble
hearted Marco aud Mrs. Reach, Marie,
the poo little orphan girl. The bal
ancs of the cast is good, and this ia.
yorits play we'll deserves what it should
receive, a crowded house.
MASONIC BALI AT SiLvER.-Let all
our friends who are y, all socially in
cliued or any way proficient in the
exercise Of . tripping the light fantastic
toe" bear in mind that the long talked
Of ball, to be given by the members OF
Ami,y Lodge No. 4, F. and A. NJ,
takes place next Tuesday evening, May
4th, at Armory Hall, Silver City. A
6ne band Of music will be there, II
shoice supper provided, and everything
done to ensure the most complete enjoy
ment on the part of all who attend. It
is not an exclusively Masonic party,
but their friends of the general public
are invited to join in tho festivities.
Tickets, IS.
THE REMAINING BoDtss.-The bodies
of the victims TO the late terrible min
ing disaster still remaining in the
mines are those Of Martin Cloonsy, at
tho sOO-foot level of tho Ken,uck, and
Daniel o'Neil, Thomas Laisy aud A.
Rsinsy, at first supposed to be At the
s00-foot level Of the Crown Point. Rs-
cent explorations through that level,
however, show that they are not there,
but, like Edwards, are in some drift or
passage between there and the 5OO.foot
isyel perhaps buried beneath some
mass Of esved debris. The air in h
norton of the Crown Point mine Is
too bad to permit of further explora-
lions ut the preseut time.
GoLp Hill Town EtEcrroS.-Ths
election for town officers OF Gold Hill
takes place mex; Monday, May Sd, be-
tween tho hours Of 8 A. n. and . P. N.
The FRS. Ward polls will be held ut
Theatre Hall, aud the Second Ward
polls At the house opposite the NeTadS
Hotel. Three Trustees are to be
elected for the First Ward, and two for
IN. Second. The following are "p-
pointed Judges of Election : First
Wsrd-J. Il. Mills, 5. II. Robinson,
and John Y. Paul. Second Ward w.
II. Gray, John McCurdy, and J. W.
Anderson.
FRANK FARISGToS. We had the
pleasure Of shaking hands with our
genial friend and former fellow.twiddler
Of the reportorisl pencil, Frank Faring-
ton, thi, morning, at Virginia: FRANK
looks we'll, hearty and iourishing, ana
was only up from Reno on a short VISIT,
returning to-day. He evidently pros
psrs better rs a road agent tnsn
when he was a common reporter ike us.
Continued success and good health 10
you, old boy.
REFORMATION WANTED. George a.
Jones, Of Pennington, New Hampshire,
wishes to learn Of the present where
abouts Of Charles b. Jones, who, when
last heard from, was At work IN the
Yellow Jacket mine. Also, Mrs. 3. Ia.
Farrar, Gsddes, 0nondaga County,
New York, wishes to hear OF the
whereabouts Of her husband, b. II.
Farrar, whom she believes TO be work
ing in the mines in this vicinity.
Coon TrupLARs' 0rsx MESrtSG.-
Champion Lodge No. 6, |. o. G. L,
Virginia, will give another Of their
pleasing entertainments in their hall
to morrow evening. The exercises will
consist of tsbleaux, songs, Rotations,
etc. No charge for admittance will be
made. All are invited.
ESisx COMPANY MEETINGS To-NlGHr.-
Liberty Engine Co. No. Of Gold Hill,
and Washoe Engine Go. No. 4 of vir.
ginia, both bold meetings this evening
to make arrangements for attending the
coming railroad celebration Vt Sacra-
mantO.