Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

u citiZen Oh layton, Lyon county, was
crushed to death under the wheels of
his own wagon, while on the road be-
tween Dayton and Como. Deceased
went to Como for q load Of wood, which
he failed to obtain, aud was returning
home with his wagon empty when the
accident occurred. 1t appears that
when below the Half. Way House he
put on his brake aud got off his saddle
horse TO pick up some. wood that he
found scattered along the road. While
engaged in picking up the wood the
brake flew off and the team started. He
ran after the team and caught hold of
the brake with one hand and the saddle
horse with the other, when he stumbled
and fell under the fore wheel, which
passed lengthwise of his body. He tried
10 roll out of the way of the hind wheel,
but WAS unable to move, and 1t also
passed over his body. The two wheels
ran over his shoulder, breaking all his
ribs loose from his spine from the chest
down, aud also broke the spine. he
was alone at the time, but a man named
Ferguson happened to be at no great
distance from the spot, and ran 10 ms
assistance. He asked Ferguson TO turn
him over, when he gave him q message
TO his wife, saying he would not live TO
see her. Ferguson came to Dayton ana
procured assistance, aud went bsck 10
where the unfortunate man lay IN the
road. He was still alive, and was
brought to Dayton in an express wagon
lie died about I O'Clock, some three
hours after the accident, and retained
his senses to the last. He WAS a native
of Missouri, twenty-one years OF age,
and leaves a wife and one child. his
father, mother and one brother live IN
Dayton.
"OrR HONE on the HILLsIDE."-We
have received from DR.. James H. Jack
son, u neat photograph Of this largest of
Water Cures-situated in Evansville,
Livingston county, n. Y. The photo
graph gives a view of the Cure and
many adjacent buildings, as Liberty
Hall, and the private residences Of the
physicians. \ very attractive picture
il here given of the size and surround
iugs of the Mammoth Health Institution
of the world. The Lars Of Life, which
Begle has for sale-is published at this
institution. Its conductors have had
very extended experience, and their
Cure has been chosen, in site and ar
raugement, in their most careful and
conscientious judgment. fapy Of u
ueighbors or friends on this coast think
of going East to recuperate their health,
- .Loa~ 80 saba N tArnt az nr
Jackson's great establishment. They
will be cured there, if durable, without
medicines. aud instructed in the prime
art of preserving their health when
once recovered.
CHURcH's FAST FREIGHT LISE.-We
invite attention to the advertisement OF
Church Brothers Fast Freight and Pas
sencer line, which leaves Virginia every
day for Cisco, carrying passengers and
freight through TO the Pacific Railroad
in fifteen hours. Returning, this line
will bring all kinds Of freight, either
from Cisco, Sacramento, or San Fran
cisco, in the shortest possible time, and
at the most reasonable charges, and de-
liver the same in Gold Hill, Silver City,
or DAYTON, without additional charge.
Goods or packages, directed to the care
of W. l.. Perkins, either at Sacramento,
San Francisco, or Cisco, will be entrust-
I'd to reliable hands.
ATHLETIC HALL. - Virginia Athletic
Club Hall has been fixed up in grand
STYLE, and is now the best Hall for balls,
ETC., in Virginia City; gas has been in
PRODUCED forty b~urners) in the main
hall. The Club is one of the most
tiourishing institution in the city. The
number of members is about sixty, and
most all the prominent young men OF
Virginia belong to it. The Athletes
will turn out this evening and show
their muscle, and the hall will De open
20 the public. A grand ball will be
given on October Is. B9gle, our car
rier, will be there, and will perform In
a c~himpanzee dance, Of new style. Let
many attend.
Mas. SUE ROBINSON GErzLER will give
a o'grand parlor entertainment at the
Carson Theatre, on the evening Of Sat-
urday next, the 9Th instant. The pro-
cramme Of performances will appear in
due time. We can have no doubt that
the exhibition will be a most pleasing
one. as performances by this talented
aady always are.-CGrson appeal.
TAXES CoLLrcrED.-Assessor Chedic
yesterday paid over to the County Treas
nrer taxes collected during the month
Of September, as follows: state ana
county tax, S3,s63 "a; Fire tax, Sl3I 20;
total, 81, 900 80. The tax collected IN
July was 1919 So; for August, SS,o36
Ga. Total collection for three months,
$3.50 l6.-Cdr,on Appeal.
Observation-Disclosures William holds
select sociables each evening, in
Virginia, in which he informs two or
three that he cannot flop, too far COM
anit,ed) on the negro suffrage question,
and tells two or three more that they
must conquer their prejudices," and
aot expect the Capital to be located at
American Flat.
LINCOLN HosE.-The following ofi-
GERS of Lincoln Hose Company No. l,
Virginia, were duly elected night before
last: President m. Adams; Foreman,
George Hanbridge; First Assistant, Aug.
HIGGINS; Secretary, F. d. Plunkett;
Treasurer, James Grady; Steward, Il.
Prerel.
EsprscoPAL SERvIcEs.-The Rev. o.
W. Whitaker, E~piscopalian, will con-
duct religious services at the United
states District Court room, in Carson,
ON o-morro evening. He will also
confer the rite of baptism upon such AS
desire it.
BuLLIoS.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill office,
this morniag, 10 bars of bullion,
weighing s54 pounds, which Us valued
a, Sls,5s9 SO.
Bu.Lios.-van Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
aud assay, 10, 1872 ounces crude bullion.
CosxoSANIc.-Everyboy goes to see
Charley Palmer's Wax Figures q Cos
moramic show, opposite the NEws Of