Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

y Departure n morn
SUPREME COURT PRocEEpINas.-The
following constitute the proceedings
of the Supreme Court at Carson on
Monday: S. j. Cooper, appellant, vs..
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., re-
spondent; on motion Of counsel for
appellant, appeal dismissed without
prejudice. VIM. Sharon ct al. vs. A.
ID. Treadway ct al; case ordered OH
the calendar for this term. B. +. In
gram. respondent, VS.. j.. II. Pine ct al,
appellants on motion Of A. G. Ellis,
counsel for appellants. the appeal
herein Is dismissed. j. B. Trask ct al.
va. W. W. Wixom ct al; appeal dis
missed. Meadow Valley Co. vs.. FL
liot Dodds ct al; parties granted ten
days to file briefs. State Va. All Sam
and All Lee appellants counsel al
lowed ten days to file brief. State vs..
J. Bedford Roberts; ten days granted
In which to file briefs Of counsel.
State vs.. j. A. Rhodes; appellants
counsel granted five days to file brief;
Acknowledgement allowed five days to
reply. w. Saunders, respondent, VS..
W. II. Stewart, appellant appellants
counsel to file brief in ten days, re-
spondeut's counsel to be heard orally
on the l1th inst. State vs.. All Tong,
appellant /; counsel forappellant heard
orally Acknowledgement allowed f1f-
teen days to file brief; X. NJ. Clarke
to be heard on behalf Of respondent on
the 9th inst. d. G. and W. II. Corbett
IS. State Board Of Examiners; argued
and submitted. Yesterdays proceed
ings were rs follows: State vs.. All
Sam and All Lee !; counsel heard and
cause submitted on the part Of the
State ; appellants counsel to file briefs
In ten days from I'd instant. Court
adjourned to Friday, at 10 o'clock.
Cases set for hearing as follows :
Oyerman Co. vs. American Co.; set for
9th inst. State ex rel VIM. Sharon
and J. A. Rigby vs.. A. d. Treadway
ct al; 10th inst. W. Saunders vs.. w.
X. Stewart; 18th inst. j. McCaus-
land VS.. J. NJ. Lamb ct al; 18th Inst.
C. T. Wheeler ct al. vs. Charles Schad;
18th inst. II. Vansickle vs.. j. w.
Haines; 18th inst.
SEVERE AcCIDESr.-We learn from
the Enterprise that last evening about
5 o'clock, Mr.. A. ]. Tyrrell, OF the
Union Iron Works, on the Divide, had
his left arm dislocated at the elbow,
and was otherwise hurt, while engaged
In lowering n heavy casting which was
suspended from the large hosting
cram used in the foundry department.
Of the works. 1t seems that a section
Of . plunger pump, Weighing o,ooO
pounds, was being lowered py Q a
of the crane and was within about si1
feet of the ground. when Mr.. Tyrrell,
thinking it was going down too slowly,
ordered some of the workmen to Shift
the hosting apparatus from the COM
pound to the simple gear; he, mean
while, holding n Of the cranEs by
means Of which the apparatus Is work
ed. The moment the gearing was
shifted the great weight Of the casting
caused the crank to revolve with greal
rapidity and force. MIR. Tyrrell Wa
carried round with the crank two OF
three times and finally dashed 70 u
ground. He received a severe bio"
over the right eye, and also one upon
the right hip, with some less seriou;
bruises on other parts Of his body
Both bones Of the arm were not only
thrown out of place, but most OF the
principal ligaments were broken OH
The arm vas put In place by DR.. Bron'
son, who also attended to the othel
hurts. The casting descended viii
such force that the whole length OF the
iron chain.of the.hoisting drum was un'
wound and again wound up III the op'
posite direction till brought taut.
Two OF THE CoNvIcTs HUSo.-Tht
telegraph informed Us some days since
that Morton, Black and Roberts, three
OF the escaped ~convicts, had been re
coptured at Round Valley, beyond
Aurora. but no definite Information a:
TO the disposal Of the prisoners suose
ouently came, and they not arriving a
the Prison, various rumors OF lynch
ing have been circulated, and 1t seem
not without foundation. Last evening
MT virginia a private telegram frou
San Francisco stated that Morton an(
BLACK had both been hung by tn,
ranchmen Of Round Valley. Th,
Alta Of Yesterday contains the follow
ing telegram, dated Carson, Octobe.
Cd: A few days ago tho officers ar
rested Morton and Black, two of tn,
escaped convicts, and severely wound
cd Young Roberts, In Round Valley
100 miles south Of Aurora. Tho Off
GERS turned Morton and Black over t
two ranchers living In the valley, ant
started In pursuit OF Roberts, who wa
captured after two days chase. Tn
officers yesterday returned with thei
prisoner to where they had left Mol
ton and Black, but could find no trac
Of them. It Is supposed they wer
lynched by parties living In and abou
the valley, as the feeling against th
prisoners Is very strong, on account {
their killing William Poor, the pom
rider.
YouSa ROBERTS KILLED.
Roberts, the young man sent TO %
State Prison for ten years from Washc
county for stage robbery, and who wa
badly wounded the other day In oein
captured at Round Valley, oeyon
Aurors, has since died OF bis wound
His father ct Reno has received q tell
gram to that effect.