Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-10
BY WELLS, rARoo AND co.'s LINE.

lliiam II. beephn, uleu last
evening ut eight minutes past Ave
O'Clock, from the wound received in his
left breast during mis- %ncouu with
David Potter, in The,ter Saloon,
on Sunday evening. DR.. Hall,
his attending physician, informs us that
the knife with which the fatal wound
was inflicted, penetrated the chest,
cutting the diaphragm and stomach,
which caused death. An inquest was
held by the Coroner at DOR to-day, and
the funeral Of deceased took place at
, o'clock, from Odd Fellows Hall, un-
der the auspices of the brethren Of
WildCy Lodge, Of which deceased was
q member, members from other Lodges
also participating. The Gold Hill Fire
Department, firemen from Virginia City,
and many citizens from both places,
also accompanied the remains to their
last resting place in the Odd Fellows
cemetery. 1t was one of the largest
funerals ever witnessed in Gold Hill.
DANCING SCHOOL IN GoLD HrLL.-As
will be seen by notice in our advertising
columns, under head Of d" New to-day"
Mr.. Dan Lyons, the ~well-known favorite
dancing teacher Of Virginia, will opea
n school next Monday evening, Novem-
Der 10th, at Theater Hall, Gold Hill,
for the special accommodation Of all
residents Of this town DESTROYS of ac-
quiring an easy proficiency in the popu-
lar accomplishment of dancing. Those
who are already familiar, and not be-
ginuers, will have a fine opportunity 10
indulge offered them, rs the hours of
tuition being from Z to 0 o'clock, after
that time and up to II o'clock. II soiree
will be given each evening. Good mu-
sic will be provided, and every body
can have just as good time rs they
choose.
OVER THE GRADE.-About . o'clock
this morning, q heavily loaded quartz
team, consisting of eight mules and
gon with " back action" attachment,
passing along the grade above the
Bowers mill, bound for W0shoe Valley,
in making the turn in the road just
above the mill, got q little too near the
edge of the grade, and the bank giving
way the back action rolled over with its
load, dragging the other wagon and the
mules over also. The wagons rolled over
and over two or three times, distrib-
uting their loads among the sagcbrush.
The teamster saved himself By actively
jumping out of the way, but the mules
got more or less scratched and bruised.
CoRoYER's IUeUEsT.-A Coroner's in
quest in the matter of the killing of
William II. Began, was held at noon
ut the scene OF the tragedy.
Several witnesses were examined, but
no new points Of Importance in the
matter were developed other than pub
lished in the News Of yesterday. The
of the jury vas simply to the eff
feet that deceased came to his death
from q wound or wounds inflicted by a
knife in the hands of David Potter.
The examination of Potter will take
place tomorrow before Justice Addison,
OF Virginia.
STATE AND County TAXPAYERS.
Your attention is directed to notice in
another column Of NJ. L. Dexter, ex-
oHicio Tax Collector. Your State and
County taxes are now due, and will be-
come delinquent on and after the 10th
instant, when 10 per cent. will he added
to the original sun and payment
strictly enforced.
BrBLxs FOR THE MILLroS.--The Storey
County Bible Society have established
their regular depot for Bibles at the
store of Williams, Virden 4 Co., Vir-
ginia, where all styles of Bibles and
Testaments can be bought cheaper than
anywhere else.
EASILY WoRkED.-The ore from the
Eberhardt and other mines adjoining it,
a. White Pine, contains so little of the
base metals and is so easily worked,
that at any Of the mills where it is re-
duced, returns Of Is per cent. OF the
assay are guaranteed.
HELD TO BArL.-Gloavey, on cxamina-
ton before Justice Addison, Of Virginia,
day before yesterday, for the killing OF
McCabe in the Yellow Jacket mine, was
held to bail in the sum of $1,000, to
appear before the Grand Jury.