Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-09
SEyrRr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9! O'Clock

SEVERE AccIDENT.-About 81 o'clock
last evening, as the Pacific Union Ex-
press on horseback was leaving Vir.
GINA for Dayton, upon the arrival of
the stages, just after passing Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S on South c street, a man
by the name Of Noble, either stand
ing in the street or crossing over, WAS
violently knocked down by the horse
running full against hun, and his left
shoulder blade broken, besides being
otherwise severely bruised. He Was
taken home to his residence, where Dr.,
McMeans being called upon, went and
rendered the requisite surgical assist
auce. Considerable fault is found with
the rider for thus recklessly dashing
along the principal aud most crowded
street Of the city, despite the existing
ordinance against fast riding /; but, on
the other hand, the rider says some one
struck his horse just before running
over this man and he became unman-
ageable, so that he could not possibly
hold him, and losing his hat just then,
he had to ride all the way to Silver
City and back, bareheaded.
THE CRoPs.-From all parts of the
State we hear good accounts Of the
crops, and a better yield of hay, grain,
potatoes, ETC., will be realized this
season than for some years past. Our
friend John Cosscr, who has just re-
turned from n visit to the farming re-
gions about Genoa and other portions Of
Eagle and Carson Valleys, informs us
that the crop Of hay is very abundant.
1t is all cut and being stacked, and the
grain crop, principally oats, abou.
Genoa, is being harvested. This GER
tainly is cheering news for the quartz
hauling mules aud horses, the toiling
OK, and ye gestle-voiccd Washoe canary
which pncketh stove wood for US when
the wintry snow fiieth, under the di-
rection OF his l~oug-tniled Moagolinn
master.
FRANK p. BLAIR CoNISG.-We were in-
formed upon good authority in Virginia
this morning, that n telegram mas been
received to the effect that F. p. Blair
has concluded to visit this section on an
ele%ctioneering trip, and is now on his
way overland. lie will arrive in FIVE or
six days. We did not hear whether old
Pap Price was also coming or not, but
he will not he needed. Blair is fully
sufficient TO curse and destroy the last
hope of the Democracy on this coast.
What truth there is in the sly runor
that Frank is secretly hired by the Re-
publican party to stump the Pacihc
Coast, we cannot say, but he certainly
is as good II card as our loyal Republic
ans care to make use o fjust at present.
The BALL To.SlGnr.-Come, every
body, and join in the may dance at
Schaefer's new hall. over the San Fran
cisco Restaurant, Gold Hill, tonight.
Numerous tickets for this desirable ball
have been solG, but all those who have
not procured tickets al just as well
settle at the door, which will be all the
same thing. The fine new cotlllion
band, Of which we spoke in yesterday
paper, will do the music for the occa-
sion, and the famous Sunfiower Schot-
tishe" will be inaugurated. An omni-
bus has been chartered especially to
bring parties down from virginia TO
this ball and take them home again. II
will leave Virginia ut q o'clock in the
Ho ! for the ball. Tickets,
So. Refreshments of the choicest and
best character will be served, it re-
quired, in the dining room below.
REcovERryG.-Al. Prince, whose leg
and arm were broken by the omnibus
upset,ing accident ut Virginia, on the
evening Of July lst, is getting along
finely under the care of DR.. Bryarly ;
indeed, so fast has he progressed thai
his crutches are already prepared, and
he will be able to take exercise on the
street in the course Of about II week.
DR.. Bryarly has certainly achieved "
great success in this case. VIM. Moss,
who had his head badly injured by the
same accident, so that he suffered Sc
yersly from conclusion Of the brain,
and was at one time thought to be Ia
tally injured, has been brought out all
right by DR.. Hall, and is nearly ready
to 60 to work again.
"UNpEs THE GAsLIGHT."-The Cas-
light extinguished itself in II blaze OF
glory at Piper's Opera House last even
ing. II has had a very successful run,
considering that this was the second
time the piece has been put upon the
s,,oe nj that tbeater. The audience
last evening was select, but euthusias-
tic, and applaudcd it ~ they used to
applaud il, several hundred strong.
Miss Helen Tracy's gorgeous song,
owing to a cold, was unsung, to tue
great disappointment of the many who
came there p~urposely to encore it. The
railroad track is torn up, the snortlng
bullcine slowed away in the cockloft OF
the depot, and tonight the Flying
Send" will he trot'ed ont. Go and see
wheatleigh as Nat Gosling, the old
Horse jockey.
Ar II observation-disclosures Rojas, the
Mexican whose knee was shattered by a
pistol ball in a. fracas with one OF his
couutrymen on d street, Virginia, last
Fourth Of July, was taken to the Hos
initial St. Vincent dc Paul evening be-
fore last and placed under the charge OF
DR.. Hitler. His leg had previously
been amputated near his body by Drs.
Cleburne and Green, but the stump a
no, been doing we'll. DR.. Hitler will
now try his medical and surgical skill
in healing the aforesaid stump, bnt from
a~ppcarances the man will most probably
lie. The stump would not heal. and
the bone projects nearly an inch beyond
the flesh.
THE FlRsr FRosr.-Our warm season
this year promises to be rather a
short one from the way the cool Tall
weather already begins to set in. Last
Friday and Saturday morning we al
most had frost here, and out in the VI
cinity of Trnckec and Bonner lakes
white frost showed itself quite alum
dainty. The Carson appeal says that
on Sunday evening last the mountains
to the west of Carson were whiteneu
with snow half way from their SUBMITS
to the valley. The most tender plants
in Eagle Valley have received just the
T.1:~htn.t touch nF frnst