The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-11

NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-A
man, whose nsine we we're unable t.
learn, while walking along the yir.
ginia and Truckee Railroad track, one
mile west of Empire, was thrown from
the track by the o catcher of the To-
connective attached Il the first train
leaving this city yesterday morning
for Virginia. 1t is evident that the
man was not see by those on the
train, or he certainly would have been
taken on board after the accident.
Those on board of the 8 o'clock Nir-
ginia train discovered him lying near
the road and took him On the train to
Empire, and left him at the depot. His
statements are 50 conflicting that it is
impossible 10 arrive at anything like q
correct version of the occurrence.
Whether he vas walking or lying
asleep on the track, at the time Of be-.
ing thrown Oft, for the present, is a
mystery. He is a brother to Mrs. Am
brose, Of Empire City. DIR. Waters, of
this city, was sent for to examine the
man and render the medical aid re
CURED. There are several ugly gashes
on his face, and a slight inward injury
about the stomach, but the Doctor
thinks not of a serious nature.
burning of the Sazerac building, yes
terday, elsewhere, we are incorrect as
to the origin of the FIRE. In addition
to the brick range in the kitchen of
the restaurant in the rear part of the
house is a sort of a brick oven in
which steaks were broiled, and a flue
from which leads to the main one run |
ming through the roof. The small one
is built up against The. weather board |
ing of the main house, and the mortar |
being burnt ont and crumbled away
from between the brick, the fire came
in contact with a board and burnt
through, and SO passed up between
the lath and plaster of the bar-room
and weather boarding, leading to the
roof. In this way the roof was all in
a blaze before being discovered.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPR1NGs.-
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
Geo. f. Plummer, Henry Harville,
Lake Bigler; Jno. T. Has, j. Ball,
San Francisco; Mrs. w. A. b. Cobb,
Geo. l.. jackson. Placer
vile; Jno. Murphy, l.. +. Murphy,
Empire City; NJ. Small, Clear Creek;
Jas. J. Mandlebaum, Bakersfield;
Jas. Wood, San Rafael, Cal. Daniel
Scott and wife, Minnesota; c. Blanch. ;
ard, Gold Hill; S. c. Harnlin, Spooner {
+. 6. Parkers. Clear Creak; 4
l.. Wheaton, Summit Hill. II
U. s. BRANCH MINr.-The total !
AMOUNT of mixed bullion, gold and sill
Ter, received at the Carson Mint yester- c
lay was 1881 ounces. Six hundred and ;.
ninety one ounces of which was from 9
iold Hill, Nevada, sent in for coinage. r
The balance, 4,l9O ounces. for refining s
ASSAY. On the same day the Mint :.
1900 half dollars pieces. By y
his mornings train to Virginia city, =
he Treasurer OF the Mint shipped six !
'ars Of impaired gold and silver, =
Worth together $lS,4ls SO, sent to the +
redit of the Crown Point mine, Gold =
I'LL. p
THE RAIDRoAD kISG.-We under Il
tsnd hat the great railroad king, Tom u
colt, is expected to arrive in Carson .,
lis morning, via the Virginia and 4,
Railroad. We believe be il IN
remain in this city a few hours, to Al
through the Mint and other pub
C buildings, and then proceed on hls
ayto Virginia, where he will examine N
le famous Comstock lode, etc. In the a.,
'urse OF two or three days he will re
to the East. na
uI
GONE ON A VISTA. B. Driesbach di
ID Dean Hatch, of this city, left on 30
st evenings stage en- route to Ne 81
ida county. California, where :.
rs. D~riesbach's father and mother 81.
side. We learn that a grand family ~
union will take place at the resi- dno'
nee of the old folks in two or three uo:
VS., and, in order to make it com
etc, Abe and Dean went over. They s
III be absent about eight or ten days. an,
WILL LEAVE THIS MoRNINa.-John ha'
Trick, OF the Aurora and Independ to
ce stage line, will leave for his field ;na
labor this morning. II he fails tona
t away this item is spoiled. Ee,
The WEArHER.-The weather yes dea
day was of a kind hat suited every \
dy. 1t was neither too hot or too III,
.d-but of a temperature that rem
entire satisfactiOu-fOr q wonder. ho'
FULL LOAD AND ON TIME.-Billy ra,
iIson's Aurora stage came in with N.
I'LL load of passengers last evening; 9Th
as usual, ION time" val