Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
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FATAL MINING AccDENr.-J.C Candy,
a miner working in the Justice mine
was 20 severely Injured about 4 O'Clock
this morning that he died In conse-
ouence two hours afterward. A large
bunch of clay fell from the side Of the
drift where he was working, knocking
him down. He was Immediately ex.
tricated and taken to the surface, II
DIR. Hall, Of Gold Hill, sent for to at
tend him. The Doctor found the lett
arm badly broken, the bone being
completely shattered from the shout
dsr 10 the elbow, but he was most seri-
ously hurt internally, causing his death
In less than one hour after the Doctor
arrived. Deceased was q native OF
Cornwall, aged about % years, and a
steady, Industrious man, with many
friends to grieye at his untimely ma.
Being a member Of the Miners Union
OF Gold Hill, his funeral will take
place ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ, tomorrow,
from tie Hall Of the order, and under
the auspices Of his brother miners.
FINE A1ARN.-About 10 o'clock last
evening the fire bells ut Virginia
sounded an alarm, bringing out the en-
tire Fire Department In a very lew
m~inutes-but not even the smell OF fire
was 10 be found, and the boys had to
return with their machines In sal dis
appointment. IL sppears that a woman
living on G street, \ few doors south OF
nick Andrews furniture store, raised
the alarm, causing James Divine
a tailor living next door, to De ar
rested. charging him with attempting
10 set fire to the house ; but as soon as
nm investigation could be had the a
was discharged, there not being the
slightest evidence against him, II II
appearing that the woman was TOO
drunk to know what she was doing.
BANNER BRorHsRs.-The Virginia
papers are eternally pulling Banner
Brothers splendid clothing establish
meut at the corner Of G and Taylor
streets, Virginia; but what Is the use
of it when every one knows that their
goods recommend themselvesg That
they don't keep anything but the oest,
and that no man was, ever known W
leave their house without q Mt, or ais
satisfied? And any man, woman or
child that wants q ulco Fourth OF july.
suit will never 60 away without It IL
they once set foot inside their doors:
So DON'T 90 there II you don't Intend
20 buy-their goods are 80 cheap q
attractive you would never De aoie to
resist the temptation.
The PLACE TO FIND IT.-What more
refreshing, nor no~urishing than, when
the shades of night shroud the earth In
forgetfulncsa, and the balmy brcezes
of evening steal gently in to cool your
fevered brow, to lay yourself do~n
upon . nice, soft spring ped u
sweetly sink TO rest In the arms OIL
well. Morpheus. But how eau you 40
Il N YOU have not got the bed? Wen.
chen. 90 TO Fox s. Cornwall, corner Oh
r. and Union streets, Virginia, ana get
one Of Crandall's patent spring niat.
tresses at once. There are mono ina
can excel them for cleanliness ou'a
piiity VI Sho"P
Fort HOMESTEAD To-NoRRow:-ihe
hall and grounds at Fort Homestead
have been handsomely decorated LOT
the picnic and grand ball Of the tire
nSnsrtment. and no pains have been
snsred 20 make the celebration to-
morrow the grandest ever given In
Hsrd mn, Tbere will be no lack Of
liouid refreshments for those VINO de-
sire. "a the sample room has been sup
piled with the choicest wines, liquors,
cigars, ETC., from the celebrated saloon
OfW. D. C. Gibson. There Will also
be an abundant supply Of ice cream,
cakes. fruit ETC., on the grounds, so
tbat the wants OF all can be easily sup
piled. Don't fail to 60 and take the
little folks.
FOURTH OF July DrNNER.-Have one
at home II possible, and a good one
too. But what II you have II o home'
Well, then, go to the Brooklyn Res
taurant, % South G street, Virginia.
Johnny Young Is famous for satisfying
the most fasti1ious tastes, and Is ae-
termined that any man who loves his
country and celebrates the Fourth OF
July shall have the choicest dinner the
market affords. Don't forget the
place.
CARSON WILL CELEBRNrE.-The Peo-
pie Of Carson City propose celebrating
the coming Fourth In a periodically
proper manner, with procession, ora.
tion, poem, etc. They are making full
preparations for 1t and have rugged a
new top-mast to their big Aag-staf on
the plaza. They propose ttfNfng their
flags and guns loose on this immortal
occasion.