Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-02
ARRIVALS AND OEPAHrUREs.

The FIRST THRoUGM TRAIS. AL
though the connection between the
Reno and Virginia sections Of the rail-
road was made ut Carson 4 week ago,
yet the newly laid portion of the track
having to be ballasted and put in the
most thorough and substantial order,
no regular freight OF passenger trains
will run Owe IL until about the 10Th OF
this month. Yesterday the frstthrough
train, over the entire length OF the
road, from Reno to Virginia. arrived
ut Gold Hill ut lis L. NJ, stopped n
short time and passed on. 1t consisted
of a fine new passenger car and bag
gage car. drawn by the locomotive
Reno. The passengers were Hon.
William Sharon, Hon. F. A. Tritle and
family, and pr. Zeiler of San Fran
cisco. The train stopped at Virginia
only about half al hour, and returned
to Reno, the passengers remaining at
Virginia. The locomotive Reno Is the
largest and best OH the road-eQual TO
the beat OH the Central Pacific. lt is
finished In very tasteful and handsome
style, the cylinders being trimmed OIL
with brass and all the other work
elaborately and elegantly finished.
On this occasion the Reno was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers, wreaths,
ribbons, flags, ETC., and looked splen-
didly. attracting large crowd at the
depot.
SEVERE MINING ACCIDEST.-About
C o'clock this morning At the Daney
mine, Henry L.aaker, a miner, was
severely injured. 1t was the time
OF changing shifts, and he was on
the cage coming up. When about $50
feet from the bottom, the shaft
OF the hosting reel broke, letting the
Gag 90 down ut 4 fearful rate to the
bottom. Two men were working
there, but Laaker shouted to them and
they rot out of the way In time to save
themselves. The unfortunate l.aaker
sustained a compound comminuted
fracture OF the left arm below the
shoulder, q portion Of the bone being
driven out through the flesh. His LETT
foot was also badly bruised, and he
had severe bruises about the body.
DIR. Kirby Of this town was sent
for and attended him. When the
reel shaft broke the reel flew across the
building, breaking one Of the heavy
timbers OF the hosting frame in two,
while q piece Of the reel ilange flew
the other way, out through the end of
the building. It was fortunate no n
else was injured.
MISTAKEN FOR a QUAIL.-The Reno
Journal of saturday tells the following
GOOD one on a well-known musical
leader of Virginia City: L. NJ. File
brown and another gentleman from
Virginia arrived here "Wednesday
morning last, and started for the Pea
vine mountains on a hunting eSpedi-
ton. Arriving OH the ground they be-
came separated. and It was not long
ere the unknown Nim-od imagining
he saw a quail. blazed away. aud the
charge took effect in the face and right
arm Of Fillebrown. The shot being OF
q small size the damage was not Serl-
Gus, with the exception that one OF the
shot struck the injured man on the
edge Of the eye. and possibly that or
gan may be dangerously hurt. Inc
shooting was entirely accidental. Fill
lebrown hasn't lost any more hunts
around Reno.
"JoaGLEs" FOR CONGRESS- The
The Eureka Sentinel Ia authoritatively
informed that W. L. Wright, Superln-
tendent Of the Belmont and Monitor
mines, and formerly a well-Enown
r sident of the Virginia and Gold Hill
section, will be 4 candidate for the
and Liberal nomination
for Congress. In case Mr.. Kendall IS
not In the field. "Joggles" would put
IN a very respectable appearance on
the Congressional floor.
FALL WEATHER.-The regular Fall
weather has act in. to judge Of the
cooler temperature aud b!uStery
weather of to-day. About this time
look out for colds, coughs, catarrh and
all that sort Of thing. Before anybody
else can get in 4 prognosticate we wish
to say that we look for ah early, long
ahd heavy Winter.
GREELEY AND BROWN CIuB.-fos-
tiers distributed throughout town to-
day invited the Liberal electors Of
Hill to meet ut Miners Union
Hall tomorrow evening. for tho pur-
pose of organizing n First Ward Gree
lev and Brown Club. NJ. y. Stone
will address the meeting. and all citi-
Gems are invited to come and hear him.
SEeREaATEp CALEpoSIA.-At Il meet
Ing held In San Francisco on Friday
last the Segregated Caledonia MN
Company elected the following
Trustees: l.. Maynard, j. IL. Baird,
Forbes, w. H. Bremen and
Thomas Stewart. A. G. Ryee i oeeh
chosen Secretary.
DuSpERBERa OFFIcERs.-At the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Oh
the Dunderberg Mine and Mill Com
pany. held last Friday In San Francis
the following Trustees we're cleo
ted J. p. Jones. A. B. Rose, f. b.
Rail, George Muncton and o. IL. Bo-
CART.
RRTuRNEp.-For the information OF
The Enterprise, We will state that
Sharon returned from San Francisco
Yesterday. Jones Is still coming.