Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-10

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
rEE.-The State Central Committee
met on Saturday, says the Carson Reg
lister, at the Office Of A. G. Ellis, Esq,
Chairman. All present but Messrs.
Sunderland, Gardner and Hill. The
following named gentlemen were cleo
| ted delegates to the National Demo-
cratic Convention. to be held at Balti-
more, July 9th, viz: VIM. b. Thorn
burg and Thos. II. Williams, Of Sto-
rev; 8. B. Wyman, Of Lander; Geo.
g.. Berry, of Humboldt; G. w. Light
ner, of Lincoln, and G. F. Alexander,
of White Pine. AS alternates the fol-
lowing were also elected: j.. NJ. Quinn
BY, of Storey ; s. B. Krelder, Of Elko ;
j. II. Dennis, OF Lander; ]. H. Flack,
of Elko; w. F. Anderson, Of White
Pine, and w. II. Henderson, Of Lin
coin. After the adjournment Of the
meeting an informal vote was had,
which resulted as follows: Eleven for
Greeley and three for straight nomina-
tions ; but, in the event Of Greeley's
Endorsement by the Baltimore Conven-
ton, the entire vote will be for Gree
lev, Il was understood that the ab-
sentees were all In favor Of Greeley's
nomination.
DANGEROUSLY INJURED. = Edward
Cushing, a we'll known and highly re-
spected young man, resident Of Car
son, was badly injured yesterday af-
ternoon by being thrown from a wagon
while returning from tho picnic. he
struck the back of his head against a
rock and was carried to town insensi-
BILE, a terrible wound being inflicted
near the base Of the brain. He lay for
several hours insensible or irrational.
DIR. Kirby, of Gold Hill, was sent for
In consultation, and upon due examln-
alton the skull was found to DO broken
at the point Of injury and o piece OF It
forced In upon the brain. This was
removed, aud this morning when DR..
Kirby left, the patient had regained
his senses, aud was In a fair way to
ultimately recover.
Nor KILI.ED.-Patrick WEIGH, who
was 80 severely injured OH Saturday
by the premature explosion Of blast
near the Spring Valley mill. was not
killed. as ut first reported. DIR. Kirby
who attended him, says his head was
badly bruised and torn at the back
part, near the base Of the brain, but
his skull was not fractured. He was
considerably bruised and lacerated
about the arms aud breast, by pieces
of rock, and from conclusion Of the
brain he laid nineteen hours insensi.
bic. He Is now IN q fair way to re-
cover.
PEnsoNAI.-Peter Nye, Of this town,
known rs Professor Nyc, Of the big
Eclipse telescope, who has been liv-
ing ovcr at Chinese Camp, California,
returned to his regular sagebrush yes
terday morning. Gen. John Is. VIM
tiers and Hon. Ed. Patten also returned
this morning.,
DE LONG ARMvED.-Hon. G. E. De
Long arrived at Virginia this MORN
Ing. He will rusticate among his nu-
merous old friends IN this section
awhile, tell them what no knows about
Japan and the Japs, aud about the LIST
of July take his departure for Japan.
RArrI.E PosrpoNED.-The rattle Of
James Langan, for q fine house, set Of
furniture. sewing machine, etc, In
Gold Hill, Is postponed till July 7th,
In order to dispose of the few remain
ing tickets. Now Is the time to buy. y
Losr.-A star shaped emblem, Of
silver, bearing tho initials NJ. T. from
S. D., was lost In Gold Hill, Saturday
afternoon. The finder will DO suitably
rewarded on leaving the same at Rein-
STEMS store.