Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12
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The first regular ~semi.lnohlhly meet.
Ing Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers since
the fire. was held last evening Mt tho
hall OF Monumental Engine Company
No. 6. on the Divide. the use OF which
was generously rendered to them by the
company. President McNIsans oc.
cupied the Chair. and tho attendance Of
members was unusually good. the sold
Boys" evidently bein. noways dis.
couragsd or set back by the destruction
Of their building. together with their
valuable cabinet and household effects.
Nothing OF the sort.
After the calling Of the roll. reading
OF the minutes Of last meeting. etc.,
President McMsans. congratulated the
meeting on the good attendance anu
lively spirit manifested. alluded to the
great loss tho Society had sustained. and
inais special mention OF tho saving oil
the dag from the burning building
through the active efficiency OF Mr..
Thompson. the colored %janitor, and
member Of tho Society.
On motion a special vote OF thanks
was unanimously given to Mr.. Thomp'
son for his heroic effort.
lfessrsry Member.
There being no regular propositions
for membership reported upon, in the
absence Of the proper committee to
whom several had been referred al the
last meeting. tho name OF Con. Z. Z.
Daiterman, proposed for honorary mem
bership. now came up under the rules.
on motion Of Mr.. Gibson. General
Battsrman Was unanimously elected an
honorary member Of the Society. The
Committee on
Reported Mr.. Hern at the County Hos.
pitsl. badly used up with rheumatism.
and Mr. Clark lying very sick ut the
Capital Lodging House, Gold Hill.
Both were being attended. but direc.
tons wero given TO see that they were
still further attended 10. Mr.. Crane
was also reported badly burned and hurt
oy tne Iaihng OF q wan u, ne recent
great nre' u u eoiiec,ioh OF 30 was IN
q few minutes raised. by passing round
the hat. to send him to California,
whore he desired to 60. No donations
were reported for
o,. .
-
s'A'ea 'nA' no naa iour % a'' iun
working among the runs OF tho ouiiu-
ing. cleaning up things. piling up brick.
ate. These would finish In three or
fop, days Ion,sr' They Lad
.lr..5x r.sru.J q number of val.
uable specimens Of rich ore from III.
ruius OF Inc cabinet. some of which
.howc5 y;ch In m.ltaJ cold and silvsr.
In v;sw N All. J.v.,onm.nt bs bad
a..m.J n aayi.abis n npt a ,u.rd unon
n nich,s' pst.r Argent. FOREMAN Of
~. s=fs.s;n,.rn Loh sts,.i that n. hal
sonnd many rsIunhis ar. snsc;mens
and hs thou,bt tbat ali of % saeks Of
rich .necimons vsrs covered nm by The
debris nj The rear of the building. The
~no,,ion ~ ,hs roar wall Isft standing. |
w,s In n Jsn,.rous conJi,ion' anil ouoLt
10 come Josn. ON motion. no Vas
authorized 10 TAKE n down. Tho matter
Of
The Csme'ery
Which the Society have been endoavor'
ing to secure, north OF Virginia City.
was now brought up md discussed,
and the following resolution. by
Mr.. belong was unanimously
adopted. aud tho Secretary directed to
send q copy OF the same to the Silver
Terrace Land Company.
msS.ss,a, tnm. - ,nrsSsns ~ Tho sir
Wv T.ny C,mr.nw ,hs, In mr..
nv All. ,.aps y, Iama y,
p..,l' ~ v;s',inis ~. sor n c.ms,.,v
~ "L;.h ~. 80 nni,,S,anJ ,ha s;i,.,
T.r,a.. Comnsnv nrsfsr claim, Wa
w w I'm a., IN .on,.m,t NJ
-. -. nn, st.s rnJ., an. ci,cum.
s,.n.s. :. -"n,, L;,hix snnrsc;ats sny
sc,;on nv \. nar, 81 IN, cpmpany. rec.
osnizins u right thereto.
A communication from Governor a.
r. X. Stafford. OF Arinona, was received,
expressing ms grauhcanoh ~ osins
elected a member OF 'hs society
Amendments % the By.La~s.
G. +. belong gave notice. under the
rules, that at the next stated meeting OF
the society. he would move to amend
the bylaws to b enee. ,na' new
elected members, wno ma 20 sos.'
NAV sign tho Constitution 0y proxy, |