Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-26
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From the Record q Yestsrday.l

ORE FOR ANzoNA.-We mentioned
last week that q party was fitting out
to go TO Arizona In the interest OF q
company in this State, to prospect for
coal, gold, silver, etc. That company
will rendezvous In this city on Thurs
day. and will start for the land OF the
flea and the home Of the Apache brave
next Saturday. The party or COM
pany, as It will have n semi-military
organization, consists Of the following
persons Captain, G. E. Blackburn ;
Eieutenant, NJ. Smith; Secretary, A.
McCarty Treasurer, Brooks Taylor !;
and w. b. Kinder, Joseph Smith, s.
Young. L. Stokes, ]. Barrett, J.. Her
ring, N. Hagus, and Messrs. Griffin,
,Judd. Nichols, Peterson, Losing, Van
Vacter and Rogers. Their arms have
arrived In this City, and consist Of the
latest pattern of the Henry rifle, which
throws sixteen shots without reload
ING, and the Smith & Weson revolver
No. 8, which can be loaded and hred
three times per minnie. Thus every,
man will have twenty-five shots load
ING, and the party cannot but be Q for
mfdable one In an Indian fight. They
will get their horses at Los Angeles,
but ali their other supplies and neces-
saries will be taken from here. ,r
DISASTROUS RUNAwAY.-An exceed
ingly disastrous runaway took place at
the Park this morning. j. T. Dick.
son's horse was being driven around
| the track by q boy, when he took q
notion to run away and did so, first
wheeling about, upsetting the buggy,
and splitting the boy out, to the great
damage of various portions Of his
anatomy. The horse ran with MS IN
verted buggy, collided with sulkies
belonging to Frank Malone and SID;
Eldred, smashed them to pieces and
pitched overheard their occupants.
At this point the driver Of street car
| No. 8, who saw the affair, jumped In
and attempted to stop the runaway,
but he was knocked down aud run
over, though not seriously Injured.
Tho horse Kept ON his way, and next
collided with Bob Melons horse,
which was unfortunately In the way.
upset him and fell over him. He did
no further damage, but was soon AFTER
stopped by Tom, the hostler, who
caught the lines and got a turn round
a post with them. For a "single
dash" this was probably the most
costly that has ever been run over that
course. aH.
THEArER.-Thean announcement Of the
advent of Joe Murphy, Help" Kate
Newton, and last and BY no means
least as far rs mouth Is concerned,
Charley Backus. The combination VIII
perform at the Metropolitan for three
nights only, next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, For some weeks now
we have heard regrets that the theater
was not open, and wishes that there
could be o company there. Murphy Is
about to "Help" us and we hope our
citizens will help him.
PRESIDENT GRANT.-There wassome
little talk among the City Trustees thts
morning relative to the ACCESSIBILITY oil
officially inviting President Grant to
tarry In Sacramento q few days during
his visit to California next month. The
Board will probably take action In the
matter at its next meeting.
MORE JAPANEsE.-A sleeping chr
attached to the. eastward bound train
Yesterday afternoon, contained thirty
moro Japanese. Fifteen Of them 60
through to the States, and tho other
fifteen leave the train at Reno and 90
to Virginia City for the purpose Of ex-
aiming the mines there.
A CURIOSITY CoMINo.-Mr. Woods,
proprietor and first exhibitor Of the
celebrated "Cardif Giant" Is In the
city making arrangements for the OK.
hibltion here Of the famous stone man
during the coming Fair week.
IRoY.-Fourteen cars, bringing lao
tons of iron for the new air line rail-
road to San Francisco, arrived from
the East last night.