Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-15
pnrsrsr.rlox.-A. McM.r.in. Chief


tenal ones, Of q similar description.
made for his First and Second Assistants,
Chalss E. Nuttall and John Marks,
AZ a slight token OF his friendship fer
and good will towards them. The
badges, which were manufactured at the
w~sll-known jswslry establishment Of
II. II. Friedrich. Virginia City. are shield
shaped. gold-mountsd. with black enamel
lettering. The presentation was made
last evening. after the adjournment OF
Yellow Jacket Engine Company. Mr..
Nuttall received his badge at the hands
OF Mr.. NJ. p. Wolf, who made one OF
his Enthusiastically excellent speeches.
Mr.. Nuttall responded. thanking Mr..
McNIartin very heartily fer the beautiful
souvenir. and assuring him that II
should always be worn next to his heart.
Mr.. A. j. Graham was called upon to
inform Mr.. Marks OF the good feeling
entertained toward him by Chief Nc
Martin. Is evidenced by the beautiful
badge bearing his name. Graham was
equal to the emergency, and made a
very neat and appropriate presentation
speech. which was responded TO very
feelingly by Mr.. Marks. The prssenta-
ton exercises over. the whole party adj
journed to Dumars' saloon and INDUCED
In a little social differentiation. Nunsr-
Gus toasts were drank TO the health Of
SANDY" q better chief and larger
hearted man than whom cannot be
found.
OK TIE wkl PlrH.-Last Saturday
wash0s. the somnolsnt city OF the plain.
was reused from its lsthargy by a hrst-
class sensation. Two butchers, named
William Turley and Joseph Campbell.
had a fight. which came near resulting
d~isastrously to the attacking party.
Turlsy, who entertained some grudgs
towards Campbell. commenced hostil-
tiles by a~ssaulting the latter with q club.
Campbell. who vas seated in q market
wagon at the time, caught hold OF the
club Just as Turley struck at him q sec
ond time. The latter held fast 10 the
club until he was drawn up part way
into the wagon, meanwhile shouting to
his little boy to bring his gun. Camp
bell drew a knife and wa upon the
point Of killing his antagonist, but
changed his mind. out Of compassion for
Turlsy's wife and children. and drove of.
Turley armed himself with a shotgun.
and started after Campbell. Meeting the
latter driving down another street, no
took a shot at him. which. however, did
not take effect owing to Campbsll's drop
| ping behind q wheel Of the wagon just
as Turley was on the point Of firing. A
cessation Of hostilitiss thea followed
neither Of the parties being arrested.
Turlsy il represented a. being a quarrel
some individual. and given to bullying.
A few weeks ago he went after the
schoolmastor OF the place, q quiet, inof-
fsnsivs gentleman. and threatened to
beat the life out Of him because he had
corrected ons Of his (Turlsy's) children
at school.
PIONEER BALL SuPrrR AND COLA
TIoS.-The committee having the mat
ter in charge have made arrangements
with Mr.. ]. ". Noyes. the popular pro-
prietor Of the Maynard House, to fur
Mise the supper for the Pacific Coast
Pioneers on the night OF their ball (Os-
tober 30th). and also the collation. ut
Fort Homestead on tho following day.
Nj. Moves, who is n tribe partial toward
the odd Boys" will do his level best.
Hecatombs OF turkeys will be slaugh-
tered in honor Of the occasion, with
plenty Of asparagus, cranberry sauce,
champagne and other good things to SO
with them. Trust Noyes for that. Among
the invited guests who have signitied
their intention to be present are His Ei-
cellsncy Governor Bradley, Senator
Jones, and many other sld-timsrs. That
the Pioneers will managed to enjoy
themselves immensely, 20 have not the
slightest doubt.
GmAYyE MATERIAL. - The Bslchsr
Mining Company received this morning
through Bitiner & Co., hardware msr-
chants, Gold Hill. some splendid ma
tsrial for the monster giraffe, about to
be constructed for use on their incline.
The iron, which was manufactured at
the Pacific Rolling Mill. San Francisco,
Ia the finest quality Of Norway ham,
mered. One bar Is 8 inches wide and
az thick. A second bar is 10 inches
wide, 4 feet leng and So inches thick,
weighing 500 pounds. A third bar is
SKI.
DrsrISausHED ARRIVALS. - General
Cameron and party arrived here from
the East this morning. They came up
as far as Gold Hill In a sleeper chartered
for their own convenience. They re-
msinsd here until . O'Clock, when they
took carriages and proceeded TO Virginia
City. The party consists Of the follow
ING named gentlemen and ladies': Gen.
SiIaon Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ID. Coleman. Mrs.
Bobbs, DR.. Muhlenbsrg. Mr.. A. b. Cum
mings. Mr.. r. Geddes.
SouARE u .-owing to the fact that
Yellow Jacket Engine Company. which
Is already in debt, will have to be at Gen.
siderable expense in getting up their
hall. II i. very essential that members
who are delinquent in the matter OF dues
should come forward and square up their
indebtedness at once. The ball. 1t will
be remembered, takes place on Tuesday
evening, October eth. Let the Com
mittso Of Arrangements feel encouraged
10 perform their work by the presence
OF plenty Of metallic substance in the
treasury.
CoSvAIEscISa.-Mrs. 7. A. Stephens,
Of Virginia City, who is at present in
Vallejo, California, is slowly recovering
from a siege OF typhoid fever lasting six
weeks.
AssxssMrsr.-Ths Caledonia Mining
Germany has levied IN asssssmsnt OF
a per share. See official netice In ou
Advertising columns to-day.
Tlxr.-Propsrty owners will bear IN
mind the time for receiving taxes expires
Tomorrow. After Friday ten per cent
will be added.
RrorsrRArIos.-Ths whole numosr OF
persons registered in Gold Hill for b
Fall election, up to the present ams' "
2.2i5.
who Did M
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