Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-26
Arrival. and Departures.

Bv Oyerland-J II Dean, D F Board
man, Charles Smith. Henry Shutz. W E
Boutison, Gov Bigler, W A Spaulding
DEpARruREs.-By Overland - Joseph
Collier, H S Robinson, A Bourbon.
SEVERE AccIDENr.-Last evening, q
little boy, Joseph Fairy, son of Daniel
FAIRY, met with a truly painful accident,
on Main street, below the Gold Hill Mill.
He got up on the hind end of an empty
| quartz wagon, just to ride a little, as boys
will. and in attempting to get of, his left
leg caught between the wheel and the
cross-piece at the hind end of the wagon
box, which caused a simple fracture Of
both bones just above the ankle. 1t was
a truly painful accident-but no n was
to blame except the boy himself. DIR.
Hall was called to set the broken limb, at
the residence Of the boys mother, who Is
a poor woman, and upon whom this sad
accident falls rather heavily. The team
belonged I Mr.. Van Gorder, but no
blame can attach to him or his driver.
SEVERE ACCIDENT. "A son Of Mr..
Watson, Secretary of the Yellow Jacket
mine, met with a severe accident while
practicinS on the horizontal bar at the
Gymnasium in Gold Hill. He fell and
broke both bones of the wrist, and at the
same time suffered q dislocation of the
Joint. The sufferer received prompt sur
gical attendance, and we learn is as COM
Portable as the serious nature OF the inju-
ries will admit. We sympathiZe with the
little fellow, for his activity and precocity
are beyond his years.
ACCOMMODATION Monday last, Mr..
]. c.. Corey, formerly OF the Imperial
mine, was selected as Superintendent Of
the Alpha mine, and he has entered upon
the discharge of his duties. The selection
could not have been better, and while we
are glad TO again welcome Mr.. Corey TO
an old position, we can also congratulate
the stockholders of the Alpha upon hav-
inc a man at the wheel whose practical
experience and well-tried competency is q
safe guarantee that the affairs of the mine
will doubtless be conducted in a safe and
proper n
REcoRDgR's CouRT, VIRoINIA.-Judge
Meagher this morning transacted the fol-
lowing business: John Doe, arrested BY
officer Carter for being drunk, forfeited
his bail in the sum of $40. Officer Dow
ney arrested John Squires ard Mr.. Lewis
for violating a city ordinance by fast
riding through the streets. Squtres was
fined SO and costs, which he paid.
Lewis will be tried this afternoon.
DISTRICT CouRr.-Before Judge Mes
sick-Mercdith VS.. Meredith judgment
ordered entered in accordance with find
ings filed. McDaniels VS.. Rossi ct ais
case was being argued at noon.
Before Judge Burbank-Burning Mos
COW Company VS.. Ophir Company-plain-
tiFs motion to change place OF trial being
argued at noon.
\ RARE CHANcE.-By reference to our
advertising columns to-day, it will be seen
that the fire-proof store of Mr.. Mont
miny is for rent. This store is nearly new,
and is one Of the best finished as well as
n of the best situated in u thriving
town. 1t offers a rare opportunity for
persons DESTROYS Of commencing business
here to obtain O safe store and eligible To-
cation.
WANT TO PuRcHAsS.-TheC City Fathers
of Virginia desire to purchase the entire
apparatus Of the Fire Department, and
turn the proceeds Of the sale to a Charita-
bic Fund for the benefit of said Depart
ment. Perhaps the laddies will sell their
engines. Perhaps the Swiss will be ruled
by a king next year.
To SXEpADDLE.-The Chinese Of Viz
GINA are about to be forced from their
present numerous habitations in the center
Of the city, to some point east of 6 street.
This is right for the very presence of the
yellow skinned, moon-eyed, opium eating
Celes,ials is suggestive of fire, pestilence
and dirt.
BuLLIox.-Wells, Fargo s. Co. yester-
day shipped from their office in this place.
eighteen bars of bullion Of the assayed
value Of $37,509 o..
HAMMELL, next door to the Court
House, Virginia, is yet selling a moist
article Of goods to his numerous friends
and customers.
~ISsoLvBNr. M. l.. Vim yesterday
filed papers of insolvency in the County
Clerks office, asking to be released from
his liabilities.