Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-28


DAMAGED HAY.-Our friend A. C.
Hay, Esq, Of the Express Saloon, is
the unfortunate possessor of II griev-
ously damaged c%ouutenance at the pres
ent time, exciting much inquiry on the
part of all his acquaintances. Lest any
one not knowing him well should
mistake him for u Democrat, we will
explain the cause. Mr.. Hay was one Of
the Marshal's aids on the occasion of
the procession Saturday evening, and
was sent down to meet the coming Sill
yer City and Dayton delegations and in
form them Of arrangements. He was
on horseback, and met them near the
Marysville Mill, lower Gold Hill. In
passing some of them on his return, his
horse made q misstcp IN the dark, and,
together with his rider, MAS prccipi-
tated over a steep grade a, that point.
Mr.. HAY received 4 severe confusion on
the right cheek, and vas badly strained
IN his right side. He bled very freely
from his laceratcd cheek, and it was
some little time before he was able to
mount his horse, which was also con-
h1N'aN
| siderably cut up about the knees.
| Notwithstanding this painful mishnp,
Mr.. Hay went along with the procession
and attended the meeting and demon.
stration throughout. His eye aud cheek
are badly swollen, discolored and
patched up, but he will doubtless be all
right again in due time. "ThAt's
what's the NATTER
Cor "a HEAD Pur on HIN when
the great Union meeting Saturday night
was concluded, the Glec Club and n
large crowd of the Union boys were
having n good time singing, ETC., at
Harris Carson Brewery saloon, ~ c
street, Virginia, when II foolish Demo.
cra,, who had intruded his presence, III
sisted on %interposing some remarks OF
his own, drinking to Seymour and Blair
every few moments, apparently oblir-
ious Of the fact that the beer being
passed round and which he was SO free
ly drinking, was paid for by Union men.
He was quietly eudurcd and his inso-
lenco passed over, until ut length he
struck q person who verturcd 10 expos
tulate with him. The consequence
was that in the space Of about two
seconds he made the acquaintance Of
numerous fists, and got a worse head
put on him than he ever realized before
in his life. They knocked, showed aud
elected him out into the street with II
rush, directly into the arms OF Chief
Strouse Of the police, by whom he was
soon made acquainted with the inside
of the Station-house.
EXCITEMENT AT FRASKHNHEINER's.-
" Some things can be done as we'll rs
others" Nobody doubts that old say
ing, therefore let no individual resident
of Gold Hill or vicinity for an instant
| doubt that at Frankenhcimer'S, on Main
street, nearly opposite the NEWS Office,
| can be found US fine and well selected
an assortment Of dry goods, v~elvets,
silks, shawls, ladies' dress goods, trim
mings, and all that sort Of thing, and at
as reasonable cash prices rs anywhere
in Storey County. F~rankcfheimer him
self is in SAN FranciSco,CA nj present,
personally selecting aud shipping II
fresh supply of the ln,es. and most fash
iouable styles Of everything in his limo.
The first instslment Of these new goods
has Just arrived, and hence the COM
mencin- rush to Frankenheimer's.
Now is the time for the ladies to call
and select for themselves. Samson, the
genial and gentlemanly salesman, will
be much pleased to attend to their
wants, and deal with them kindly
Remember the place Frankcuheimer's,
Main street, Gold Hill.
DrEp.-Joachin Andretti, the young
Swiss uho had both Of his legs crushed
by a log rolling upon him a few weeks
since, in Washoe County, while en-
ployed in cutting timber in the noun
tains, died ut the County Hospital last
Friday night. The accident happened
some three months ago, since which
time he has been under the surgical care
Of DR.. J.. W. Clsburne, of Virginia,
whose skill evidently proved ofno avail,
for recently the doctor a~mputated the
second leg near the body, the other
having been similarly ampntated by
him previously. The patient was a
Young man, being about % years Of
age, but his system could not survive
his long continued sickness and the
shock Of the final operation, and he died
in consequence.
IycoRpoRAraD.-Thc Mexican Mining
Company filed its certificate of incorpo-
ration in San Francisco on Wednesday
last, with the view to mine for the pre-
ciou. metals in the State OF Nevada.
Capital stock, $500, 900, in 5000 shares
of 500 each /; duration, fifty years
place of business, San Francisco. Trus-
tees-fye for three months, to-wit {:
Mark Livingston, Frank Livingston, e.
W. Beaver, John Gillig and Charles
Bonner.
Miss INcE ARRivED.-Miss Annette
Ince, the famous aud popular actress,
arrived on Saturday evening, and will
appear very shortly at Piper's Opera
House. Due announcere nt will be
made of the opening night and the play
for the occasion. A theatrical treat is
in store.
FIRsr WARD CLUE.-To-night the
Union County candidates are all invited
to he present and make short speeches,
so that voters can have an opportunity
to see and know them. Meeting will
commence n, u p. u. at Theater Hall.
PURSE Losr.-Scc notice in another
column Of a purse lost by Eckley, with
money, certificate of deposit, ETC., init.
Whoever finds il must bring it to this
Office without fail and be properly re
warded for so doing.
MoULDERs WANTED.-As will be seen
by notice in another column, eight good
moulders are wanted immediately. APP
ply ut either the Gold Hill Foundry, or
at the Fulton Foundry on the Divide.
Our AGAiS.-Mr. Cook, who was shot
and badly wounded by Al. Holly in the
late Orerman affray, is sufficiently re-
covered to be abouothc streets to-day.
IL it is thrown in your teeth that you
do not. keep your dental apparatus in