Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17

llcns Ol pOiu Iiil VIII ot utiu ~ Lioctt.
Engine Hall this evening, for the pur-
pose Of receiving the report Of the Exec
utive Committee, appointed at a prcyi-
Gus meeting 10 confer with the Virginia
committee IN regard to the celebration OF
the Fourth Of July. Let there be u gen.
eral turnout. The project for having a
joint celebration having fallen through,
IL is 10 proposed that our citizens have
"A grand celebration Of their own. Let II
he made manifest that the love OF liberty
the spirit Of '16-still lives in the
hearts Of u tovnspeoplc. We under
stand that some Of our leading citizens
have taken time by the forelock and have
already engaged one Of the best bands In
the State for the coming Fourth. Let
the welkin ring.
ACCIDENT IN TuE BELcnEE MtSE.-At
about five o'clock this morning a Portu-
guese man by the name Of j. Manuel
Silva was severely injured by the esplo-
sion Of n blast ON the l3OO-foot level Of
the Belchcr mine. The blast hung fire,
the explosion taking place just ~ Silva
returned to his work. The front por-
ton Of his body was puncturcd all over
with small pieces Of rock. His right
arm was badly burnt, and there was an
ugly cash on his right kee. He also re-
eeiyed severe internal injuries in the alb
dominal region. He was taken to his
room and made ~ comfortable as posi-
Die. DIR. Hall rendering the necessary
surgical assistance.
NEw GuE,FFs.-A fine piece Of work.
manship has just been completed at the
Belchcr mine under the supervision Of
William Bray, head blacksmith. We
refer 10 the mammoth giraffe which will
shortly be placed ON duty ON the incline.
II weighs $500 pounds, and has u carry.
ing capacity amounting to li,ooo
pounds. IL is provided with an origi-
nal safety attachment by means Of which
the progress 81 the cur is arrested in a
moment in the event Of the breaking OF
the cable. A back-action ear will be
used in connection with the giraffe. The
track will be laid with rails Of about the
same size as those in use ON railroads.
rx p.,x,,r N, E,,Iay
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evening next. the eiii<ehs Oh virginia
and Gold Hill propose giving a grand
complimentary benefit to Miss Amy
Stone. AZ the time Of the great fire in
the Gold Hill mines, IL will be remem-
hcroJ Mis-. stone volunteered her seryi-
ees in giving a benefit in aid Of the Wild
ovs and children Of the men who per-
ish.d in the Yellow Jacket mine. Her
kind action on that occasion we trust
will meet with u hearty recognition On
the evening OF her benefit. The pl'y
selected for the occasion II entitled
..wedded, Yet s,ot We
LycruRINa on TENPsIAScE.-W had
the pleasure Of a visit this forenoon
from DIR. Haskell, famed in years past
=. ,,.,,r;cola e,o, circus bouife comedian
~ now a lecturer ON temperance, He
- nrasaJ;ng hrouyb This section doing
.,csii.nt service In the good cause. and.
Rim, an able and interesting speaker ~
well as a convincing logician, ~e'e'!pouy
Wall desire 10 near 'hiS .'N - m
OF ,ne =, v;,a;n;a CITY ,o.mor.
VIII lco'u,V In shor,,y isc,nrr in
Tow an' ,n s;Iyo, CITY
3olu hih,,%oi''"p
Dayton anu '
PfrsR orkHA hocsh
a iar attendance I" 'he opera ~
iasl niss' ON .ns osy ,,sl rraa, INV emit.
anon Ii ns" Ths niay wss we'll
a. mi This
.hNeu i"m "eslhnins ..i,ina
play entitled .'Wild Meg, or the Broken
Vows Miss Amy Stone appearing IN
The title role
BIrsrrEY wr,ruyn.-old Borcas was
ON the rampage las, night. filling the air