Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-31

TaE BALL OF TIE PIoSExn.-Ths
grand annual ball. or rather double ball
Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers, whish
took place at National Guard Hall, vir-
ginia, and at Miners Union Hall. Gold
Hill, last evening. was . glorious sue
cess. Carriages conveyed the guests to
and from the halls. free OF charge. and
ran all night between the two halls. al
lowing the gussts to visit each rs they
pleased. The hall at Virginia was es-
yscially we'll crowded. many from Gold
Hill prsfsrring to try the festivities OF
that portion OF the arrangement. Both
halls were appropriately decorated and
excellent music oficiated. The manage
msnt was psrfsstisn itself and everybody
had q splendid time. SEINE OF the old
boys proved themselves not TO b
"old stiffs" in the way they hmbsrsd
up and hoped about. doing the pigeon
wing. double shuttle and other choice
and intricate figures withouthalf trying.
J. W. Noyes, Of the Maynard House,
provided the supper. and . nner layout
in that respect nobody ever sat down to.
Soyss IL an artist in that line.
T~RAvELKns BIZ RAn--Ths Pioneers.
not caring to foot II through the mud 70
Gold Hill, in their old age called on su-
p~srinisndent H. n. Ysrington. General
Superintendent Of the Virginia and
Truckss Railroad for transportation. BE
sItsmporized q train numbering about .
dozen cars in Eve minutes, and IN honor
Of the occasion employed the "Colun-
bus" q pioneer locomotive in name at
least. to haul the "Old Boys" from
Virginia 10 Gold Hill. The train wa
nnder the management Of Conductor
Joseph S~turtsvandt. . very affabls gen.
tlsman. and Harry Ryan, ons III the best
engineers on the Pacific Coast. The
passengers dissmbarksd at the Fort
Homestead tunnel. The Virginia and
Truskes Railroad 10 one Of the results OF
the achisvemsnts Of p~ionsers. 20 thai
there 10 no impropristy. singular -
may appear. OF the Pioneers riding on
the ears.
DrpLxr AL RioHr.-t was generally
reported Last evening. and currently be-
lisvsd, that Mr.. Z. Dudley. Of this town.
had fallen q victim 10 the FIRE in the
Bslcher mins. - he was among the
missing. In fast. the dead body found
in the mine this morning was said 70 b
his. He called on M this forenoon with
q cheerful countsnancs. desiring M to
state that be was all right. Dudley was
the bsll-m st the S50-foot station OF
the shaft, at the head OF the main in
cline. and feeling that there was no dam
ger. remained 1t his post doing bis
regular duty until II o'clock. when ne
was relieved by the regular shift. Al
the men throughout the mine went 70
work again at that time, a. usual.
CoxprxxxrARr.-ws acknowlsdgs the
receipt Of a complimentary ticket 70 the
Fifth Annual Ball Of Neptune Hose CON-
psny No. 8, to take place at National
Guard Hall, Virginia City. maxi Friday
evening, November 9Th. Neptune
Company 10 composed Of some Of ne
most vide awake and sntsrprising young
men in the city. The company has Al
ways met with coed encouragement
done excellent service On many uyiAg
occasions, and we'll deserves the suese:s
ID has met with. We hope 70 see tnelr
ball crowded. For further parucuiAIs
see their advertisement In another col
umn.
wuzpnAwAL or THOMAS HAnxIS'-n
eur advertising columnss to-day M
Thomas Harkin publishes Q card to-day
respectfully declining being . candidate
fer Constable Of Geld Hin 81 Ne cseine
election. Mr.. Harkin 10 ssrvine n M
capacity st the present time. ene
sns 90 for some year, past AnsLs
t.rsuehly sfhcisnt odhser vas nev.l
sls sdi in Storey County. bus owng 20
con,usd Sickness In his family ne },
oons to withdraw from the ponuoAA
f~ArAfafruSo Accrpxn.~ehn NOR
dsh. nave Of Cornwall. England. vs.
killed thia nsrnins Wills going down
sss shaft ef0s Chollar mine. Ne par
80 coronsr's inquest wiz bs
tomorrow.