Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-26

CARSON IrxNs.-we extract the fol-
lowing from the Register Of this morn
ing: Col. Abe Curry, who has been
on a visit Of some weeks to the East
returned yesterday, looking as though
the trip had done him good. 80. Yester-
Gay forenoon, a Chlnamau engaged in
running down wood from one Of the
numes west Of the city, to the railroad
track, while running a loaded hand
car, met with an accident whereby he
lost the first three fingers of his right
nand. he started the car down the
track, which Is an incline, and wa
riding on the wood, when he accident
ally fell of, his hand striking on the
track and the a passed over It. He
came to this city and DR.. Lee dressed
the wound-E. B. Pixley, the accom-
plished telegraph operator and ticket
agent for the c. P. K. X. Co. at Elko,
arrived In town from Santa Cruz on
Saturday morning, and left here last
evening for home. At the time of the
death OF his brother Matt, he was pre-
pairing for his marriage, which was
arranged for the Goth, and could not
reach here, In season for the funeral.
Beam Is an excellent business man and
highly respected by all who know
him. 80. Ex-Gov. Blasdel is making
Carson a visit, and looking as fresh a.
the breezes from Pogonip. He 10
among the witnesses summoned, we
believe, OH the Rhoades case, now pend
ing In Court. 49,. The case of the State
VS.. Rhoades' bondsmen, will come I'D
again to-day, at 10 O'Clock, In the Dis
trict Court. Ten jurymen have been
obtained, and the other two will un-
doubtedly be had from the new venire.
1.-Two convicts SHE'D around Cor
nelian Hot Springs, and aftsrward
struck into the road beyond, on Friday
evening last. Saturday morning an
other one Of them, said to be a trough
looking customer" called ut the Pine
Grove House, n mile beyond Comedian,
and got his breakfast. 80. Henry c.
Bostwick has been appointed Chief
Clerk Of the Mint, In place Of Captain
Lyon. resigned.
HORSE SroLEN.-Last Friday night
one or two of the escaped convicts stole
a favorite family horse out Of VAN
sickle's stable, beyond Genoa, with
the saddle and bride. After which
they entered the kitchen OF the house,
took all the bread contained In a tin
boiler, a pair Of gloves and several
other articles. On arriving at the toll
gate on tho Kingsbury grade, the
horseman told the toll collector that
he had no money, but gave him the
gloves. The driver Of a fruit wagon,
who arrived at Genoa on Sunday
evening, says he saw V~ansickle's horse
and rider in Strawberry Valley, head
ing towards Placeryille.
The COMING JAPs.-The Royal jed
do Japanese troupe Of acrobats, gym
nasts, jugglers. ETC., will arrive at Vlr-
ginia on Saturday or Sunday next in
readiness TO appear at Piper's Opera
House on Monday evening. This Is
the latest and best troupe out from
Japan, aud during their weeks n
gagement the wonderful entertain-
ments given by them will no doubt
prove a great attraction to our numer-
Gus theater-going citizens of Gold Hill
and Virginia.
A PLEASING OccAsIoN.-The social
dancing party to DO given on Thurs
day evening next, at Liberty Engine
Hall, by the Young Ladies' Charitable
Society of Gold Hill, Is SUI to be one
Of the most agreeable occasions imagi-
nable. The music will be by the Ma
tional Guards String Band. Admission
only 81. See advertisement.
U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The above
Court, at Carson, was in session yes
terday, Judge Hillyer presiding.
Moses Tebbs and George P. Harding,
Of Genoa, Douglas county, were ad-
mitted to practice in said Court. The
Court adjourned until next Monday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
No LATER NEws.-We have no later
news to give relative to the chase after
the escaped convicts, beyond what we
publish on the opposite page.