Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-29

any one possessing q human heart. and
that everything that could would 30
done by each member Of the community
TO assist the saffsrsrs ; but Il seems that
no place ID FREQ from q set OF human
hysnas who gloat In the misery Of others
and fattsn on their misfortunes. Ever
since the Gre there are men engaged In
the business OF plundsring the unfortu-
nate people Of whatever they can. Dur
ing the hrs these men would 60 up to
whoever Was carrying away any trunk
or other article OF value. and demand
possession. claiming II a. their own.
As u oftsn happened that people were
trying TO save things from destruction.
the owner, Of which were unknown to
them. the thieves managed to get great
deal Of property In this way. b We
learn they are now shipping out OF the
country. Robbery Of this description
was 90 extensively aud boldly practiccd
ON the day Of the ere, especially out on
tho Gsipsr grade. that people had TO
draw pistols 10 defend their wi prop
erty. In view OF the above, IL would be
q good idea TO keep q strict watch ON
suspicious characters shipping baggage
either from Virginia. Reno, or othsr
points on the railroad.
MEETING OF TIE Ban AND CITIZENS.
The Eaierprix Of this morning says;
Al a meeting Of the members Of the bar
and other citizens. q Committee Of Five
consisting Of Judge Lewis. Andrew
Frazer, K. II. Lindsay. Jonas Sesly.
Judge Rising and d. G. Whitman. were
selected 10 nominate Q Committee OF
Ten to call O meeting OF the citizens Of
Storey County at the Presbyterian
Church In Virginia City. on Thursday.
November 4th prsIino. at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, 10 take into consideration matters
Of public interest. The Committee
aforenamed selected as such Committee
Of Ten: John Gillig. George +. Hill.
I. L. Requa. +. Tritle. Andrew Fraser.
John W. 'Mackey, ]. @. Hampton, T.
g. Taylor, W. n. Hall and r. s. Me-
sick, and respectfully request them to
take prompt action in the premises.
THrArncAL.-Among the many sui.
ferers by the Are In Virginia, are tho
members Of Pipsr's Opera House
Troupe. Many Of them lost wardrobss
worth thousands OF ~dollars-the accu-
mutation Of y~sars-and are to-day with.
out oven the means Of leaving tho u
try. For the purpose Of making a few
honest dollars by the only means In
their power, AZ well as TO afford u
people q little timely amusement, they
will give a couple OF performances at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. Satur-
day and Sunday evenings, at which
''Uncle Toms Cabin and Tho Hidden
Hand" will DO presented. Our people
should give them the liberal patronage
that their merits and necessities de-
mand. and We hope TO sec the hall
crowded both evenings.
An Ere TO BUSINESS Among the
many who avail themselves OF tho aid
offered to tho sufferers in Virginia, none
are more prompt in putting in an
appearance for grub than John China
man. Some OF them seemed disposed
yesterday to lay In . store for emergen-
cies, AZ they would return Ave or six
times during the day and take away all
they could got each time. Tho men In
attendance finally dropped on the little
game, and some OF those recognized
were sent awny without ceremony. The
committee will soon have tho thing sys-
tematizsd. aud only those known to re-
quirs aid will receive 1t.
STILL GorSo.-Three hundred and
fifty or moro passengers left Virginia.
Gold Hill, Carson and Reno for Califor-
mia last night. There being such q host
Of people. IL was impossible for our
special reporter to get the names OF the
parties leaving. A noticeable thing In
with this emigration Is that
mono OF tho people forced TO leave here
take the trains for the Eastern states,
tho travel In that direction being tho
now AZ ordinarily. The western.
bound train last night was composed OF
eighteen passenger coaches, drawn by
engines. The larger portion OF
those leaving are m and children.
AT IT AaAN.-Cohn & Isaacs. tho
live clothing merchants Of Virginia, ris-
ing from the ruins Of the coniagration.
have already shaken OF the ashes OF the
late Gre, and announce 10 the people OF
Gold Hill and Virginia that they are
now reopening with q new and fsli
stock Of clothing at No. 1873 South q
street, Virginia, whore thoy will soon DO
prepared to not only supply all their
old customers, but rs many new c AZ
will pivo them their patronage. with oil
the latest styles. Give them q call.
STILL CONGRATULATIONS. bedding.
etc., for the aid Of the sufferers BY tho
fire still continue to arrive In Virginia
CITY from Carson, Franktovn. Reno
and many places In California. A
large quantity arrived from Sacramento
aud Marysvills this morning. but ON
account Of tho press Of business on the
hands OF tho Relief Committee. we
were unable to get q catalogue OF the
articles.
GAnRorkns.-Harry Pennoyer. clerk
ut the Consolidated Virginia Once. was
stopped last night near the depot by
two iootpads. They got no money, but
took q valuable ring from his finger.
when they allowed him to 60. The
class Of men who do such acts had bet.
ter have q sharp look out for their
or they may fnd that the "60l"
will attend to their particular con-
ArrEn to-day the Third Ward School.
in Virginia viii DO used only az q
depot for provisions for the sufferers,
and Headquarters Of the Relief Com.
mittee. Those who need 10 30 fed will
therefore have 10 GO 10 the First Ward
School.houss for meals In the future.
TIN O'BnIxS. who was hurt in tho
Imperial mine q few days ago, will DO
apt to have all his fingers saved. We
mention this fact because Tim is q frat
rate boy. and all will 10 glad to hear OF
his good luck.