Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-21

PiagLuB aAouuu wagon OF E1duk DlauCn
ards, left standing in front Of Town Sex,
ton Hamlin's office. Whether from mis-.
chief, or by accident as it were, the wagon
started down hill, acquiring momentum
as it progressed, when it pitched bodily
into the fruit shop of Ford, just above the
News Office. Mrs. Ford was standing in
front at the time, with three of her chill.
dren. In her anxiety to save her children
from danger, she was caught by the wagon
and hurled into the shop, having her arm
and head cut and bruised badly. A boy
Of hers was more seriously injured than
herself. He was knocked down, fell I'm.
der the wagon, and was injured on the
head and back. The whole front Of the
shop was stow in.
Coon TsNPLARs. "A new Lodge Of
this Order will be organized at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Gold Hill, this evening.
Nearly fifty of our citizens, seeing the ne
cessity for such an organization. and wit
Messing its success in Virginia, have petit
toned to the Grand Lodge Of the State OF
California for a charter, which they have
obtained. We are glad to see them start.
ing with so much strength at the outset.
1, is requested that all wishing to join be
on hand this evening, at ID o'clock. at
Odd Fellows Hall. By joining this even
ing they will be charter members OF the
Lodge. An members Of the Order, in
good standing. are cordially invited to be
present and take part in the ceremonies.
STATIONERY AND PERIODICALS. - All
varieties Of the former, the very latest OF
the latter. may be found at Boegles' stand.
in the Pos, Office building. Turn sharply
to the RICH, as you go in, and you will see
a display Of material for writing purposes,
a counter laden with magazines and sport
ing papers, and show cases filled with
Photographic albums and fancy articles OF
all sorts and prices. Boegle carries the
News, and a, his Depot our paper can be
purchased, or subscriptions left therefor.
ACCESSION TO THE LIBRARY.-The new
Library of the Odd Fellows, in Virginia,
has r~eces,ly received an important addition
by the purchase Of the valuable library Of
Sheriff Clark, comprising some six hun
dred volumes Of choice literature, all be-
ing in excellent condition and nearly as
good as new. The Library now contains
over 1900 volumes, comprising many
standard works, and is a very desirable
acquisition to the Odd Fellows fraser-
nifty.
MATINEE AT Music HALL.-This affair
which came of on Saturday afternoon
vas a success. Nothing that the most
fas,idious taste could object to was per.
mitted, and the women and children, for
whose express benefit this was got up, ap-
peared to enjoy it much. l, is the inten-
ton Of the indefatigable Max to continue
these Saturday afternoon exhibitions so
long as the public approve and pasronize.
Acc,pExr.-As a team of Van Gorder
and Hoover's was opposite Clark's hay
ward in the forenoon Of yesterday, one OF
the wheel horses settled back in the DIES.
cent, slipped down, when the wheels OF
the loaded wagon to which they were at
,ached passed over his hind legs. crushing
both. or course he had TO be shot, to re-
leive him of misery.
STREET IMpRovExESr.-We were glad
to notice a stree, Improvement going on IN
the upper part of the town. The one
leading around to Fort Homestead, which
needed some repairs, has received the at
ten,ion Of the officers whose duty It Is TO
see that the cays Of the people, though
they BE- a little crooked, may at least be
made easy.
Coop MovE.-We are pleased to notice
,ha, our mills, foundries aud other places
Of business, are voluntarily falling into
the good old habits Of our fathers, in re.
.pec,ing the Sabbath. From the number
Of hours exac,ed BY mill and mining com.
panies Of their employees, one day should
be given to rest and recuperatlon II MOTH
ing more, out Of the seven.
THEArER SALooN.-Mr. Mike McClus-
XIV, late Of the Cour, House Saloon, Vir-
ginia, is fitting up the Thea,er Saloon
Gold Hill. in grand style, and will make
i, one of the finest ever established here
Mr.. McClusky is a clever and liberal gen.
,leman-knows his business thoroughly
and is very popular with those who pat
ronize a we'll conducted saloon business.
BULLION. There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'s Gold Hill office, this
morning, 9 bars of bullion, valued al
$50, lO4 so, and weighing 663 pounds.
Bullion Edwards & Wiegand, GOLD
Hill, received this morning. for melting
and assay, LIPS ounces Of crude bullion
BuLLIox.-van wyck & Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and assay, 9.7l0 ounces Of crude bullion.