The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-09
Nerada 9etnutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

TuEATER.-McKean Buchanan, and his the
-,ricsl troupe, were greeted with full house at
A.. Nevada Theater on Thursday evening, on
,rb;cb occasion they repeated the play of Col
loon Bawn." Yesterday evening they played
,bs "Plebian's Daughter" at Grass Valley,
.rd the piece will be presented for the first time
i Nevada this evening. The performance to-
u;obt is for the benefit of Miss Virginia Buch-
nan. and we anticipate crowded house. The
company gives another entertainment at Neva-
A next Thursday evening, on which occasion
new translation of the play Of The Rob-
Charles de MOOR
Episcopal SERvIcRs.-We understand that
,be Episcopalians Of this city have extended a
all to the Rev. Mr.. Willes, who held service
:, the brick church last Sunday, and that the
call has been accepted. We may, therefore,
soon expect the services Of the Episcopal
Church. regularly at this place. Mr.. Willes is
now below, making the necessary arrangements
hr a permanent settlement in our midst. We
did not hear the Rev. gentleman on last Sab
hath, but from the high praises bestowed by
those who had that pleasure, we predict for
him popular support and a wide field of use
fulness.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-Mr. Ira Sutter was
severely injured on Tuesday last, at Tilton's
saw mill. He was talking with man named
Adams, who was at work with an ak repairing
n railroad track. BY some accident the AK
slipped from Adams hand, and striking Sutter
on the thigh, cut terrible cash. The bit of
the ak was completely buried in the flesh. but
fortunately no large arteries were cut DIR. H.
Hunt has been attending on the wounded man,
and we are informed he is now doing well.
LEG BRoKEN.-A man named Hays, who
lives near McCourtney's Crossing, had his left
leg broken on Saturday last. The accident was
Occasioned by his team running away with him,
and throwing him from the wagon. Mr.. Hays
is very unfortunate. He had the same leg bro
ken last spring by being thrown from his wag-
on. He was brought to Nevada on Thursday,
and is in care of DIR. Il. M. Hunt.
SUFFocATED, NEARLY.-A plumber en-
ployed by the Nevada Gas Co. was nearly suf-
located yesterday morning. He had tapped
the street main, near the corner of Broad and
Pine streets, and the gas escaped in such guam
titles that he tumbled over. He was immedi-
atey picked up by some persons who saw him
fall, and carried away from the escaping fumes,
and soon revived.
COURT OF SRssIoNs.-The Grand Jury made
arepOrt yesterday afternoon. Three or four
indictments were found, but the parties not
being under arrest, they are not made public.
In the cases of Edward Lord, and two China
men committed as John Doe and Richard Roe,
for grand larceny, the jury having failed to find
indictments, they were discharged. The jury
will make their final report this evening.
ACCOUNTS ALLowED.-At the late term of
the Board Of Supervisors, accounts were al
lowed as follows, on the several funds:
General Fund ....................$ TT 20
Special Fund.-. ..................... ,443 OO
INDECENT Sick Fund. 1894 40
hVau ulu ''sssss'sssssssss OOO OU
Total ..................... S4,1l4 6O
SNeULAR.-At a shooting match, yester-
day evening, short distance from town, on the
Red Dog road, singular phenomenon was
noted. The turkeys were put up at distance
Of seventy rods from the marksmen, and per-
sons present inform us that they could distinct
F see the bullets when shot from the rifles,
until they stuck the mark!
HORSE RAcE.-A race for $500, to come off
at the Glenbrook Course, on the 10Th inst, has
been made up between Lancaster's horse Idle,
and horse belonging to Mr.. Watt, of Grass
valley. The money has been put up, and the
animals are now in training.
KRLIGIoUs.-Rev. Mr.. McClay, the Metho-
dl't minister at Grass Valley, will preach at
the Methodist church in Nevada, on Sunday
next Tomorrow at eleven o'clock Am.
HOW MIssoURIANs ARE DCPED.-We
iearn from a reliable source from Missouri that
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