Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-23
srv,nr ACCIDENT on Il GElGE

Virginia, was returning from y ride over
the Geiger Grade with a young lady in
n two-horse buggy, when driving, in
the dark, a little too near the bank by
the roadside, the buggy was partially
upset and both were thrown violently
out. The horses went a short distance
and turned back, running furiously.
Mr.. Lee, in attempting to arrest them,
was thrown down, run over, and lett Sc
verely bruised and senseless in the road.
The accident happened about II mile and
a half the other side of the toll house,
to which place the young lady hurried
and gave the alarm. Mr.. Lee was
brought to Virginia, and is said to be
very seriously injured. The lady re-
ceiYed some sever cuts and Commissions
about the head, and was otherwise con-
siderabiy bruised, but fortunately re-
ceived no very serious injury. DR.. Nc
Means attended her. The horses were
stopped somewhere on the road, and
were not hurt much. The buggy, how
ever, was pretty essentially smashed up.
Collie IN HoRsEs AND MuLss.-lt is a
well known and costly fact that many
valuable horses and mules, especially
among the heavy quartz and wood team
animals Of this section, have suddenly
died from collie, when by The prompt
administration Of some effective remedy
they might easily have been saved.
That remedy has at last been found in
the "Abyssinian Desert Companion"
how just being introduced to the animal
owners Of this section by James Dyer,
Of Virginia, who is. the general agent
for its sale. lie will supply all who
desire it, in quantities to suit, II has
already been tried by prominent team
proprietors in Virginia, Gold Hill, Day
ton, and elsewhere, with the most sntis-
factory results, and is bound to become
very popular. II is not u patent cure
all" for all the diseases which horse
flesh is heir to, but it is an absolutely
sure cure for collie, as well as q prevent
i've Of bolts, and other arrangements.
We shall take pleasure in recording the
future success Of this valuable remedy.
SEVERE EQUESTRIAN ~AccIDENr.-E.
Monuot, of the firm Of Fcusier & Co.,
Virginia, while out riding IL fast nag on
the Gsiger Grade yesterday afternoon,
by the sudden stumbling Of the animal
was dashed violently to the ground.
Striking principally upon his head and
shoulders he was considerable bruised
and strained, and his face terribly cut
about the left temple and cheek by n
sharp rock with which he came in con-
tact. He bled very profuscly, and Was
considerably weakened by the loss OF
blood before he got back home. Or.
Green dressed his wounds, and he is
now getting along rs comfortably rs
could be expected.
A DECIDED SESsATloX.-An elderly
typo, with his face most beautifully aud
Enthusiastically pitted with n fresh break
ing out Of smallpox, marched along G
street, Virginia, yesterday forenoon,
creating u general CONSERVATION among
the passing population equal aud some
thing similar to that produced by the
sudden appearance Of II mad dog. lie
had a wide berth given him wherever
he went, until some OF his friends got
hold Of him and procured u permi. for
his Abundance to the smallpox hos
pital.
."LAplgs' NIGur. Next Thursday
erening-Thanksgiviug n~ight-Piper
announces that he gives 5 grand ia
dies night entertainment at the Opera
House. Manager Burbank is arranging
a very chaste and highly entertaining
programme OF entertainment for that
special occasion, and the theater will
doubtless be well crowded. The ladies
will be given u fine opportunity Of see
ing what il is that attracts their nus
bands aud gentlemen friends to the
Opera House every evening.
OPERA House. MELoDEoN.-Crowded
houses the last two nights. Everything
lovely, and fun and cuoice general Jol-
lily reigning supreme. Among the adj
d~itional novelties to be introduced to-
night Miss Clara, the sweet and highly
popular ballad and character singer, re-
Gently Of the Swiss Bell Ringers, makes
her first appearance. 4 grand "lad'es
night entertainment to be given next
Thursday evening.
SxALL.rox.-Dr. e. {. Green. of Viz
ginia, this morning informed us that
there are at least twenty cases OF small
pox in that city at the present t'me
Two Tsre buried yesterday from the
County Hospital. Unless the disease
is better managed and hemmed in than
it is at present, it is very liable 10
spread and become universally DANA
cling to the population OF this 'ect'on'
The LOWER LEvELs.-The lower lev
els of the principal Gold Hill mines are
reported to be looking better than for
some weeks past-the Alpha, crown
Point, Yellow Jacket and kentuek es-
pecially. Who objects?
IxpERiAL-ExpIRx.-The Imperialism
pire shat, is now down ITO feet below
the 9OO.ioot level, or 1910 feet in total
depth. The rock ut present encouI-
tered is not very hard, therefore. exee'-
lent progress is being made in sinking
deeper.
ADDITIONAL TALESr.-Piper has et-
tected IN engagement with Miss Clara,
the sweet and highly popular little bal
lad aud character singer. recently with
the Swiss Bell Ringers. She makes her
first appearance this evening.
Mex BRoKES.-A smallpox patient
at the County Hospital p~est-house night
before last, in II paroxysm Of the dis
ease, threw himself from II s~ccoud-story
window to the ground and broke his
neck. We did not learn his name.
BuLLrox.-There WAS shipped from
Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Gold Hill Office
this morning, Is sacks of bullion,
weighing 1850 pounds, and OF tue
value Of S3l,lss IS.
Tux TowS SEwER.-Thc e~xcaVatihs
for the new town sewer on Main street
is en.rgetically progressing, having
reached n point opposite the Nesey
House. The carpenter work OF 1t Is