Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-13
II EVENING NEWS.
SEVERE AccIDExr.-As abou. II o'clock

uo"u e' 'o'' nnl' y -
saSi. aAnse aoote 'ne Ns~ s.;Oa S,o.sr
VI o.ONe, = 49, 49, ~. hIake wa,
;nsnf;c;sn; ~ hoId N. wagon back, and
forcing itself mon the team, the driver using
his utmost to guide them. he being on the
ground, but suddenly stumbling leu nay upon
his face. and right IN itU Inso", .,ornsd hr,
wheel. Inc Team n,.ssd over hi, .hi9h' body
.ne HOh shnnlder. The poor man had iui,
Strength ieft to quick roll out of the way Of
the hind wheel, which would certainly have
crushed him to death. His grip upon the
md entirely stoned he wagon The mar
was picked up BY several men who rushed to
the rescue ne Seing entrely neIpIess, snc
soon attended 6y DR.. CASTOR, who AFTER a
hassy examination, stated that no bones were
broken, but the man was dreadfully crushed
aHu u S% We oe'e y" a e. h.rI;n,
on,r,. TOW pns ~ m, mines 10 n mill dow6
The canon. His name is A. G. Furnish.
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SCHOOL WARRANT IAs-tu INC "H
Of the school warrant case before Judge
Mesick this morning, 1t was ordered that
the County Treasurer pay the warrants
,ha CO.. 30, dsc;d;na ,bo
nnes,;on of r,obt m the Office as between
Collins and Dapoett. but simply ordering
the warrants 10 he Maid. The Enterpri,s
Of This moyn;ny bowever. savs that "the
c.se n. 6ralIy ,ece;vad sor Indictment. in.
SoIsos ,ba ~;ob, ~ I'm A CoII;ns % tho
So ND no,b;nc bsvond" The 70.
.rSL..,a5o,h,ou,I Id r,1or n;.-
annrshsns;on "a n what the decision of
the Judge was to be!
RoapRp.-.A party, whose name we
have hoon unable N learn. the other
49, ~. ;.a,.u.u -
evening" "hhe u"aet '"e ""'e VI
liquor (perhaps camphene), was met on
North II street by two Mexicans and re-
- - sen ;soo;n "a a fov o,hor
"ereu VI SUI YIN ~
articles OF trinlhg account NO in9u,y
was done TO the party ne oelng quietly
held while he was " gone-through.' The
police have the matter in hand, but from
present appearances have not much pros
pee' 0' Hn''"S '"' sa"' pA
fAsHioNABLS'-"e 'h''.e 'he ATTENTION
OF the public to the new advertisement Of
Hans & Co., on the second page Of to-
davis naper. They have an immense
.,oct of now and f~sshionnble goods, re-.
csr,Iv received from the Ea,,. Which thew
sre selling M extraordinary low prices.
As he HOLIDAYS are approaching, people
usually get new clothes (this is a habit the
world over, and Haas * Co. at their
mouse IN 'irginia anu aIso IN uo.u ih'H'
"N'e
HEALrH'-ManY OF the a''men'' 10 winch
the human family IS SUBJECT come upoh US
at this reason otthe year; ana many people
feel miserable and unhappy when health fails
,hem-and decrepitude, low spirits and hu,
man weaS sh c come u p r;s;, e ,Ss bosn;,oi
Of Dr. Thomas, in Gold Hill, opposite odd
Fellows Hall, and were pleased to see such
miSst TSo Doctor %C is , m mos. excelIen, phy.
stefan and surgeon, u kind and most benero-
lent gentleman
For THE LSDIEs.-The FL Dorado Sa-
loon, Virginia, which is again under the
,-Fu. A.. yy.,..w., :, b.v;r,
eon'ioI VI sn - ~. nnr
some spIi snSssH - ..n";.5 ~
Nou % :. Er,. ors,sr rs:
,suran, for the ladies. The different sp-
arsments will be fitted up md furnished
IN elegant style. 'uen P'Aee n
long neeueo' WITH ASa' "e"'e "0ouS'o
realize Il.
IN r I.It.... nse.. -, - 20. ~
- D.,o r. h.v. m ;nmenss s,ock
.-.s. LII ,hor .ro ro.dv ,,
se,sc,;ons and purchase, now, at once,
while the new invoices are comparatively
undisposed Of. Take a first pick for the
children. o can keep the a'1c'es iUl
stocking-night' IN bureau OF ''uhA-ean'
you:
Man, R,,,,ox Las, evening the
,ro;r 90, IN
Hi'l'ei eNP.''S
lii. Lied =,
Sc Son S,O., ,ho National Bank a, that
Mace. /, being the product of the Whit
latch ledge. J. w. Harker, the President
Of this bank, is here, and speaks in high
terms of the future prospects Of the Reese
River District.
n0o,;,c ~ This hodv will take Mace on
,nnn,rov o~vsn;n, n, ,be Office OF the
Gould & Curry mine, at : o'clock. As
,ome business of importance will come up
before the meeting, it is necessary that
there should be a full attendance. The
officers request every MEMBER 70 DC pres
ent'
The Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
me-, ve,,erday as a Board of Equalization.
Ssvsra, c,,es Of oyer-as,essed property
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were heard u 10 maj acuon was 'ANe"
on them. Several parties were present.
and laid their grievances before the BOARD,
as there always will be. The Board Will
probably hear oil OF the complaints and
then render their nno'hSs on 'he"'
CHRISTMAS BALL.-Be on hand for the
LYONS Ball on Christmas, which will take
-.. - HILL an Sor,b r s,rae,
place ut AInnoi! Ian -.