Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-14
ARRIVALS AND DKPARTURx s.
Departures.

COTOueC > lnQueSt Heiu aI tuo "aiui
Springs Hotel, near Carson, yesterday,
on the body off. NJ. Isaacs, the guards
man at the State Prison, who died in
consequence Of his wounds received at
the time of the recent break, the Regis
ter says: "After reciting the facts pre-
cedent to the death Of Isaacs, age, etc.,
the jury find that the shots by which
he received his death-wounds were
fired by some of the following named
prisoners, who were attempting to es-
cape from said State Prison, viz VIM.
Russell, Chas. Jones, Thos. Hebron,
Tilton P. Cockerell, John Squires,
Thomas Ryan, Thomas Flynn, David
Lynch. Leander Morton. Geo. Roth.
VIM. Forrest, Frank Clifford, j. b.
Roberts, Elijah Ingram, Pat McCue,
f. b. Parsons, j. G. Watson, William
Willis. J. E. Chapman, Edward Bige-
low, Tim. Mcnamara. Danl. B. Baker,
John I. Jacks Moses Black, Pat. Hur-
ley, John Burke. Chris. c. Blair. Ma
rion Pruitt, Daniel Taylor, and Thos.
Carter OF these, Dan. Taylor failed
to escape, ON account of wounds; Burke
aud Cockerell are In the hands of the
United States authorities, and perhaps
Roberts also, while Morton and Black
are dead. In the face Of the law and
evidence, it seems almost impossible
for any Of the living who may have
been or may yet be captured, to escape
conviction Of murder In the first de-
gree"
SARsrrELp GUARD RECOMMENDATION.
A few months ago the Sweeney Guard
OF Gold Hill concluded to change the
name Of tho company to Sarsfield
Guard. They held a meeting and vo-
ted to do so, and accordingly proceed
ed to the choice of the proper officers.
1t seems, however, that the requisite
documents In the case were not filed
with the Secretary Of State, and the
newly elected officers have v re-
ceived their commissions from tine
proper authority. In consequence OF
these Important omissions, Major WIN.
II. kerns, Acting Assistant Adjutant
General, Second Brigade, Nevada state
Militia, yesterday issued an order DTS
banding the company or Notifying
them that they are not an authorized
military organization /; also notifying
them 10 meet at their armory for
proper organization or reorganization
next Monday evening. WITH so much
good materiel, there Is no good reason
why the Sarsfields should not become
one Of the finest aud most eficiens
military companies in the State.
BELcHER.-The immense new steam
mill Of 100 stamps, which the Union
Mill Company is constructing on the
Carson river, a mile or two from the
Mound House, on the V. and L. r.,
4, intended to work most Of the rich
ore of the Belcher mine. The mine has
already been opened sutticient-one
hundred and seventy-tive feet south OF
the Crown Point, and three ndr
feet in depth by eighty feet i'll width
on the l,l0O-foot level-to insure ore
of the most valuable kind for the next
five wears for two mills Of l60 stamps.
The Belcher ground extends eight
hundred and twenty-five feet further
south than where it Is already opened
by drift. There are only ten shares to
the foot. The Crown Point has twenty
aud the Segregated Belcher forty shares
to the foot.
Opp FELLOWS CoNTRIBUTIoNs.-M.
White, Grand Master Of the l~ndepend-
ent Order of Odd Fellows in this
State. has issued a circular to the vari-
Gus Lodges Of the Order throughout
the state, calling for contributions in
aid Of their suffering brethren by the
great Chicago fire. All are promptly
Responding. The Lodges in Virginia
and Gold Hill are each giving what
they a toward the worthy object,
and will raise about $1,000, which is
to be forwarded Immediately. This Is
doing very we'll for this county, con-
sidering the recent destructive fires
which have occurred at Virginia and
Gold Hill, and also the great amount
of assistance continually called for
among the brethren, owing to mining
and other accidents Incidental to this
locality.
TEMPERANCE LEcTuRE.-A lecture
on Temperance, by Rev. c. E. Rich,
Grand Lecturer Of the Independent
Order of Good Templars In California,
viii be delivered in the Methodist
Church, Gold Hill, tomorrow tSun-
dayl. October 18th, at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
lat the Reverend speaker who Is thus
70 he among US have a full house on
h discussion of this subject. In on-
sannence of the lecture. there Will De
no services held In Gold bill BY the
Pastor tomorrow.
The CHICAGO BENEFrr.-Miss Belle
Tausig, of Virginia, is the young lady
Of whom we made mention in yester,
DAYS NEWS as originating the idea OF
Ching a grand concert entertainment
n Pliers Opera House shortly for the
haneAt of the Chicago sufferers. There
will be plenty of volunteers, and an
entertainment given which Will realize
. goodly amount Of coin.