Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-09-26

An ArrKAL TO iii CHARrrABLH.
Some OF the families Of the miners
who lost their lives by the recent fire
and explosion in the Yellow Jacket
mine, have been left In very destitute
circumstances stripped in \ moment
Of their head, their stay and support,
with no means Of getting a livelihood.
theirs Is 4 peculiarly sad and touching
case one that we'll deserves the warm
est sympathy, and the best aid our cit.
liens can give. The people Of Gold
Hill and Virginia have ever been
noted for willing responses and the
bestowal Of liberal charities OH all
worthy objects ; and in this Instance
will undoubtedly do their utmost to
make these poor unfortunates feel that
they have their heartfelt sympsthies.
BY giving OF their means to relieve
their present wants. IL matters not
how large or small the amount may
be 1t will be equally acceptable. Any
such sum Of money may be given TO
any one of the following persons: IL.
II. Symons. President OF the Miners
Union ; Z. J. Langan, Secretary ;
Thomas Dimond OF the Miners
Union ; Ar Doten. editor OF the Gold
Hill Naws Sheriff L. A. Atkinson,
or at the Enterprise office, virginia
City. See notice in another Column.
MEETING or TIE PIoNEERs.-An IN
interesting and enthusiastic meeting
OF the Nevada Division Of the Pacific
Coast Pioneers was held in Virginia
City last evening. Addresses were
made by X. Ii. Taylor and DR.. Nc
Mesns. Phil. Stoner. w. a. Abbott,
II. C. Buzzan and John Eandewater
were elected members Of the society.
The names Of the following gentlemen
were proposed for admission to the as
sociation: H. Morris, Ross Lewis.
Augustus Lewis, Samuel Alleman.
John Richardson, Alfred Lafee, VIM.
X. Watson, and Milton K. Elstner.
Several valuable contributions were
made to the meteorological II NUNS
matte cabinet Of the society-among
them a brick made In sacramento III
ISiS. the gift OF DIR. Holmes. \ com
.pittee Of flve members from virginia
and two from Carson were appointed
90 make arrangements for holding the
first annual celebration Of the society.
On the 10Th day of October. A full
dist of the officers and members Of the
A~.ssociation will DO found In another
OHM The Society Il In the most
slourishing condition financially and
otherwise. and their meetings are inii
of interest.
HyxENHAI.-Our old-time friend
Jacob Riem. OF Virginia City. whom
we as we'll as all OF his acquaintance
have always held In high esteem. has
deserted the ranks OF the single brother
hood and allied his fortunes with a
beautiful young lady recently arrived
from the land of William Tell. Be-
lievinS, rs 1--WE do, that married life Is,
or ought to be fraught with ten-fold
more happiness than q single one, we
congratulate Mr.. Rein and wish hun
Don royoge.
NEW Stun TANxs-Captain Cana
van Superintendent o. the Rhode Island
mill. has constructed 80 new slum
kauks. a short distance south OF the
mill. The inside Dimensions OF each
one oftSe tanks are as follows: Length
Al feet eight inches, width nine feet
nine INCHES, depth four feet IL inches.
Their total capacity will DO 96O ton
The tanks were built under the super
vision of Thomas G. Bowling 4 first
class mechanic.
A BAD woUND.-Pat. Kirwin mot
Ksrvin) engineer at the Gold Hill
Foundry. who received an ugly cut In
his right leg during a murderouS AS
sault made upon him by John Maggie
ON Monday last. Is having rather a
hard time with his wound. although
no danger Is apprehended In regard to
M. ultimate recovery. This morning
ma was quite reverish. and experienced
great pain from his di'abled limo.
Commemorative learn from John
Keen, agent Of the Virginia und Gold
Hill Water Company, that the report
In regard to boys bathing in the COM
nany's reservoirs Is without fonnds'
lion. and that the utmost precaution Is
taken by the company to prevent tnel'
reservoirs being converted into SWIM
ming baths.
, FUEL FOR THE SAPPHIRE Mill
Fifteen hundred cords Of wood are be,
Ing received at the Sapphire mill
This wood comes down from the noun
tains BY water rs far as Empire, from
which place 1t is shipped to Gold Hill
by rail.
SURVEY CoNrLHrED.-I. f. James,
civil engineer, completed the survey
Of the Belcher mine last evening.
DlsLRIcr CoUWr.-rhc District Court
will be In session on Monday next al
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