Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-23

Il his duty TO state. that much Of the
rather incorporate inveciys used BY the
members in California during debate
was nothing moro than . sa~fety-valvs to
the superintendent vitality Of members.
who, when they once got fairly heated.
had TO blow OF q little gas or bust. He
said that tho utmost good feeling pre-
vailed In their Society. and that for the
future he was sure nothing but the best
conduct would b the rule. Prom
certain remarks he made about splendid
liquors TO which any visitors 10 Califor-
MIA from this section could o DO
treated at their hall In San Francisco, We
infer that . great cause Of tho tarIing
among the Pioneers talked oil oy tneir
papers was due 70 the fact that The run
ming gear Of the old gents wa not for
mefly kept well fabricated.
Mr.. Clark stated that certain memoers
Of the Society In San Francisco designed
collecting. compiling and publishing the
history OF each member OF the Society,"
for they Justly considered that every
man who helped to open up this rich
and beautiful Pacific coast was as
well entitled to undying fame as
any actors in ancient or modern
history. He reverted 10 the donations
Of Mr.. James Lick TO their Society, u
thought that although many OF his be,
quests had been cancelled, they would
| not DO the losers thereby. This was not
said out OF any selfish spirit, but OF
gratitude to Mr.. Lick for his generous
aid to the Society.
His remarks, which were too extended
to be given at length. were listened to
| with interest by all the members pres
emit. President McMeans responded in
q short speech, In which he expressed
the GOOD will Of the Pioneers In Nevada
10 their brothers in California. After
the conclusion OF his remarks no farther
farther business appearing the Society
adjourned till the next regular meeting.
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MrSrSo ACCIDENT To-pAr.-.D. l.. No.
land was caught by a cage in the G. L
c shaft about hali.past O O'Clock this
morning. and so badly jammed between
II and the timbers OF the shaft, that he
will 10 apt to be laid up for some time.
He and the foreman had just descended
the shaft. the latter going to the bottom,
while holland remained about thirty feet
above TO remove some anchor bolts. by
which. in sinking o shaft, the timbers
are kept in place till they are wedged.
The foreman ordinarily remains below
twenty or thirty minutes when he goes
down at this time in the morning. and
this being known 10 holland, he sat down
on the sill plates and began removing
tho bolts. Hearing an unusual noise
he looked around and saw tho cage, ON
which the foreman. contrary to custom.
was ascending. within three or tour feet
Of him. too close to allow OF his escape.
He only had time to call out to stop the
cage when no was caught by II and
crushed in such q small space that II Is
a wonder he was not killed. Tho fore
man rang a stop.bell. the cage was
checked. holland rescued aud taken to
the surface as Don ~ possible. DIR.
Harris was sent for and did all within
his power TO relieve the sufferings Of the
injured man. Unless no has sustained
internal injuries his recovery will proba-
bly, be only a matter Of timo.
SENSATIONAL, vKRY.-A street lecturer
who made his debut in Virginia City last
evening. announced himself In the fol.
lowing highly sensational manner:
'.Arise. 20 dead. and come to Judgment!
Tho very devil himself extends q most
hearty welcome to his votaries OF Viz
ginia City to listen this evening"" etc.
Contrary to expectation. no was not q
man with some patent cure-all medicine
to sell. bat simply one with o hobby
which he wished to ventilats. As his
lecture wal free, he drew o large audi
once; but II no wishes 10 continue doing
20 any length OF time. he bad better
change his subject. as most people have
settled convictions on tho religious
topics no discussed, which. whsthsr
right or wrong. they generally cling to,
and do not care any to well to have
them discussed.
A BAD FALL John Rhodes. q miner
working on tho l500-foot level OF the
Consolidated Virginia, fell down an orc
chute a distance Of about thirty feet, at
3r. N. yesterday. Ho wal severely In
jured about tho back. but DR.. webbcr.
why attended him. could not determine
the exact extent. II In stated by some
that no had just wheeled q barrow.load
Of ore into the chute. and was shoveling
some which laid on tho floor into II,
when time was called for the change OF
shifts, and that In getting 10 tho gang
way by which tho men left the floors he
stepped into the chute. Others say that
he was faint and unable to fully CON-
prehend where he wa going. Although
his injuries are certainly Of q very Sc
rious nature. the Doctor hopes that he
may recover.
The CAUSE OF Hrs DrAru.-Ths sud.
den death Of Matt. Devins. mentioned
In yesterdays News. was caused BY over
excitement Of the nervous system. the
result Of the immodsrats use OF spirit
nous liquors. Deceased was q native Of
Ireland, and was about AZ years OF ago
at the time OF his death. He had no
relatives on this coast, bat has an un.
married sister living In Massachusetts,.
He was q member OF Eagle Fire Engine
Company No. ,, Of Virginia. by whom
no will DO buried Sunday; at least such
was tho intention last evening. Here 10
another sermon to tho point on intem-
pcranoe.
Go AND SEE HM.-Ths people Of
Lower Gold Hill car congratulate them
selves on having such an excellent as
sortmsnt Of goods to select from as is
kept by V. Lemery. the accommodating
dry goods and grocery man. He Is now
the sole proprietor Of the store former
ly kept by V. Lemery 4 Co. In as
Stunning solo control the public can rest
assured that he will now as heretofore,
adhere to the honorable course OF deal
ing which has made his one OF tho most
popular places In Gold Hill. See his
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