Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-09

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DtEp.-Daniel Mallon died yester-
day At Carson, In consequence Of in
juries received on Thursday last, when
the locomotive Bald Eagle was thrown
from the track nc or near Carson oy
running ovcr a horse. Mallon was on
the locomotive and was thrown vio-
lently against the boiler head, causing
q severe rupture Of the abdominal WIS.,
cera, from which he fingered in great
pain until relieved by death. De-
ceased was In the employ Of the rail-
road company as yard master at Car
son, and was an honest, capable and
worthy man. He had the best OF med
zeal attention aud nursing, and every
thing was done for the sufferer by Su-
perintendenr Yerrington and Others
connected with the railroad company
that friendship or humanity could sug-
Rest. The Carson appeal says: "He
was q man about twenty. seven years
Of age. He has two half brothers and
sister In Golden City, Colorado. He
begged q friend Of his named Curtis,
who came to Carson with him, Ii any
accident should befall him, to write
to . young lady In Golden City to
whom he was engaged and tell her ali
about 1t. The trouble which had cast
Its shadow before arrived"
COUNTY COMMENSURATE meet
ing Of the Board Of County Commiss-
toners, held on Saturday, the following
bills were allowed: o. c. Mundell,
SIS; Gillig. Mott & Co., 1854 80;
Emmet Guard. SIS; J. Smith. $50;
Mrs. wylie. $l20; Wilson & Brown,
$50; A. NJ. Cole. as; w. II Burial,
$43; Thomas Harkin, $lO9 7o; c. b.
Zabriskie, 1901 As. The resignation
ofDr. Zabriskie having been accepted.
the Hospital Committee was ordered
20 pur DR.. A. Berthier in possession OF
the County Hospital. Ellen Uren,
aged Ave years, and John Uren, agile
four years, were granted permits to
enter the State Orphan Home. Bonds
of the several county officers elect
were fixed As follows: Sheriff. $780,
900: Clerk. $l2,0 900 District Attorney,
$4,000; Treasurer, $40, 600 Assessor,
$4,000; Recorder. 5000; Auditor,
$4,000; Surveyor. $1,000; fuoiie
Administrator, $4,000. and Superin-
tendent Of Schools, $4,000. The FORE
going officers are required to nile their
oficial bonds OH or before Saturday,
the 3lst Inst, to which time the Board
adjourned.
LADY wAsHtSGroS.-Work Is about
being resumed In this mine, after a
rest Of several months. It is very ELI
oibly located between the Justice and
Inc New York Consolidated. and the
title made perfect by United States
patcnt. It has been sufficiently de-
yeioped TO show that It contains a large
amount OF good ore, and the company
viii now proceed to open It In the
most advantageous manner BY means
Of . large working shaft, OF three COM
partments. and hosting works OF the
most approved style are to be erected
Immediately. The company hled It's
certificate or Incorporation last Friday
with the California Secretary OF state,
At Sacramento. Capital stock. Vs.
800, 600, divided into $4,000 shares.
Trustees, p. ]. White, w. +. Leon,
r. E. Brewster, 8. Rosenolatt, M.
Heating. Place Of business San
Francisco.
FINE Srocx.-The Carson Appeal OF
this morning says: Mr.. Fairoairn,
who owns 4 ranch on Walker river, oI
bis return home from Canada, stopped
Ia Carson last night. He brings with
him some magnificent stock, He has
Ana black stallion colt only two year
old weighing 1900 pounds. DE has
two brood mares also, n OF which.
and the stallion, are from a Clyde
horsa and Canadian mare. or the boz
vines I've brings eight DURHAM ouiiS
and Ave Durham hetfers. vi the wooi
bearing sort he has ten rams ana seven
ewes Of Leicester breed. n Is q
Of the pleasing signs Of the time. Inc
cost of The two cars to bring this stock
Ali tbe way from Canada TO Nevads
and other way expenses. must De very
ore,s. Int the value Of such Improved
stock landed here Is immense, ana
oye~rbalances almost any cost OF trans
portation.
Cutting ScRArE AT VERDI. - A
friend Just arrived from California
piyes Us the following item: ABOUT
three o'clock p. 81. Saturday, >. v;
Eoniks and a man by the name Oh
Tbompson had a quarrel about the COL
i.ctIon of toll on a certain piece OF
80 which resulted in Thompson
snIttinp In Foulk's face. Thereupoh
Eoulks struck him. Thompson drew
knife and gave Foulks a slight cut
over the eye and. IS he turned 20 ,uI, Z,
stabbed him in the back, tue kh,,e "
Is thought penetrating the ieis iuns
aud infiIcting what was at nrSt tlouS"'
TO be a fatal wound. At last aecouuls'
However. he was quite likely to re-
cover. Mr.. Foulks was NICE q promi-
nent citizen Of Washoe, and Ia oeeii
Tor some time a telegraph OPERATOR
Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S agent, and a no
tel keeper at Verdi.
OrncEsS ELEcr.-At the annual
meeting Of Lewis Chapter No. l., n.
A. NJ, at Carson. Saturday evening
h OulCctS "cIo W
the en,uing year: Sam e. wright, d.
P: Chas. Martin, X; II. S. Mason.
Scribe; Alfred Helm, Secretary
Jacob Klein, Treasurer; L. y: I'd
wards, r. s.; c. N. Soteware, Z. D.;
Jacob Sheyer. r. A. c.; Fleming;
NJ. Third "; Joseph Platt, NJ. Second
"; Jacob Tooriner. NJ. First V.
Piano, AND SEWING MACHINE FOR
sALs.-Au excellent opportunity 70
secure a fine Piano cheap. Is offered In
our advertising columns to-day. IL Is
q Stsinway instrument and onered oy
a lady who Is about removing. A nrss
rate Florance sewing machine. Is also
offered for sale. Apply at this omce'
CENTENNIAL ALTERSArE.-Governor
Bradley has appointed Hon. Jas. w.
Haines a. Alternate Commissioners to
the Centennial Exposition at Philadel-
plia Ia 1873. Tho selection Is an ex-
cellsnt and j%udieious one.