Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-30

hiesoS ~ sh6Ahih UP W tne p<o3eut
date. together with the names Of the
parties, o. far ii known. and places
from which they we're received:
Sacramento City, Cal.-l23 pairs Of
blankets, l6 sacks Of potatoes, 2 do.
street. potatoes. . do. onions, I case
coffee, l dressed sheep. quarter Of bsef.
2 chests Of tea (G0 lbs.). I barrel sugar.
2 sacks beans. I box OF dried grapes. z
boxes soda crackers. 10 boxes dried up.
PIES, @ dog. childrsn's hose. I quilt.
Oct. 9th.
Franklyn Mill-2 cooked hams. 3
boxes bread. Oct. 2sth.
Chas. Zieglsr-300 lbs. bsei, I sack
vegetables. October 2Sth.
Carson Toll Road Company-25 sks.
potatoes, IA mattresses. October 26th.
+. Dickman-25 lbs. crushed sugar.
half.barrsl salt pork. 10 lbs. cornsd
bsof. I rsam wrapping paper. I box
candles. I bath brick. October 18th.
Charley Palmer - 3 quarto account
books. October 18th.
Airs. Gus ASH boiler soup meat.
October 2sth.
Alexander Brothers &C gallons milk.
October Goth.
A. II. EVANS sacks oysters. %.
tobsr Goth.
San Francisco-Tsn pairs blankets. I
bale Of underclothing. I box blankets. l
box clothing, I boz mems underclothss.
package womsn's underclothes, I box
ladies' dresses, Z cases canned fruit, !
box soap. I package clothing. boots and
shoes. I package mems clothing. ! box
womsn's clothing. I box children's
shoes. I bale blankets, I box tea. Octo-
her 18th.
Sacnmsnto-Two boxes crackers. I
tox cooked ham, I sack beans, 4 bales
blankets, I sack mems clothing. ] trunk
assorted clothing. 9 boxes crackers. I
tox apples. I box pie fruit, I box coffee.
I chest clothes, I chest women's wear, 4
sucks potatoes. I sack Of beets, I sack Of
leans. I box soap. I box womsn's CLOTH
NC from Capital Hotel. 10000 pounds
four by +. Birdsll. October Goth.
Marysvills Il box underclothss, !
airs Of pants and childrsn's clothing.
2 bales comfortsrs. October 10th.
Nevada City, boz blankets and clo-
thing. l box boots and shoes. October
29th.
oakland-l package womsn's and
children's wear. 2 sacks same. I pack
a.s shoes and clothing. October 10th.
East Oakland-1 box mems clothing.
October Goth.
r~ruekee-l box containing G pack
ssss tea. G packages coffee. I dozen as
sorted spices and 2 hams. October Goth.
Ogden, UTAH. ton Of flour. Octo-
Der Goth.
Gold Hills pairs blankets. octo-
Der Goth.
Franktown-1 quarter beef. 8 sacks
potatoes. October 10Th.
San Francisco-l5 bales mattresses.
II bales blankets, 2 mattresses. Octo-
Ter 30th.
Mill S~tation-l9 sacks potatoes, I
slck cabbage. October 30th.
The following dispatch wa received
ty the committee this morning:
SAY Francisco. October 30. 1876
j. Z. CugnIE. Mayor Virginia City. Ne
rila: II. V. Dey. Secretary Relief CON-
~rIittee. shipped this morning 40 dozen
Ladies' underwear, 20 dozen misses me-
rro vests, 10 dozen hose. % dozen
laies' hose. 10 dozen skirts. 20 dozen
casmises, 20 dozen drawers. 20 pairs
Blankets, 100 boxes crackers, 2 cases
tason, lC sacks beans, . barrels sugar.
q cases coffee, 81 chests tea. Tsle-
graph Immediately how much more and
, hat articles ara wanted. Will DO open
sunday and I'll orders.
r. wHEELEn.
Dsaatisns In Nsaey.
The following donations Of msney
have boon received by the Relief Com
mittse. and q. @. Pendsgsst. Agent Of
Wells, Fargo & Co., and arc ready to DO
applied where II Is thought the most
good will be dono:
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
$1,000. Robert Apple SIT, wsrth-
elmer Co. $50. Rossnthal X Co. 800,
Marysvills 81 1000, John Jones $21 70.
santa Clara $50, Chico Sll5. wads-
worth si33, San Rafael $50 90. Oak
land $500, Folsom $50 80. nevada City
$3.50 80, watsonvillo. $40. Auburn
So5 80, Napa S207 90. San Jose S2I5,
{. G.. Butler. formerly Of Cooley X
Eutler, $3.50, Woodland. $50. i. X. Il.
Auction Store. San Francisco, $3.50.
SIata Cruz, S75, Los Angeles. $500.
Esdwood City. $50. II. G. kibbs. $50.
c. G. Green, S25. Anonymous. 80.
Wells argo's employees $2i5. Total.
$s.03O %.
Very few would imagine that the
wants OF the people are a. pressing a.
they really are. until they GO to the
headquarters OF the Relief Committee
and see the number Of women that are
a~nxiously awaiting the arrival OF cloth
ing. Hundreds OF them are left without
even q change Of clothing. and that
worn by many Is totally inadequate to
Protect them from suffering by the cold.
The wants Of those who arc evidently
in great need are being supplied as fast
NJ possible, but with the best system
that can be perfected Il will be some
days before each individual case can 10
attended 10. -,
An examination Of the foregoing will
show that Carson, SACRAMENTO, sah
Francisco and Ogden. Utah. have ro-
sponded nobly to the call for assistance.
Adams and vandyks. Of the latter place,
deserve especial credit for their noble
generosity. having alone sent co sacks
a flour and twenty Of potatoes. Wells.
Tango < Co. are also deserving OF
especial credit. all the goods coming to
Virginia being shipped BY them. 4 dis
raich that was sent to San Francisco BY
!.Ir. Pendegast. the agent In Virginia,
vas the first prompt step taken towards
seeking outside relief.
One Of the main obstacles In that the
members Of the Relief COMMITTEES are
ret personally acquainted with a 1.-THE
a the applicants. aud are consequently
Al a loss to distribute tho means ut their
| command to tho best advantage. A
cod step was taken by Mr. Pendegast
Il Giving the sum Of s5l5 each to
| l,ishop Whitaker and Father Monoeus,
4, be distributed by them among those
,srsonally known by them to b in
,.sd. No doubt in Q fev days every