Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-02-02
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Mrs. Powers Thos MILLER Jos Ehler
Mrs C O'Donncl Miss wyman Mrs ii A James
] Glow Thos Reynolds
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EXCITING RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
About 5 O'Clock last evening, two fancy
women from Virginia, who had been
on n visit to Gold Hill, In a two-horse
buggy, were OH their return. When n
couple Of hundred yards or so above
the lmperial-Empire works, passing
up the Gold Hill slope OF the Divide;
the woman driving somehow contrived
TO lose one Of the lines, and in conse-
ouence turned the horses up the bans
at the west side Of tho road. Turning
down the bank into the road again II
of the women was thrown out, n the
horses becoming startled, ran away
down the road toward Gold Hill at n
lively rate Of speed, with tho other
woman. a "blonde." in the buggy,
screaming terrifically. At tho turn OF
the road, near tho old Imperial dump,
she was thrown out or tumbled out,
and away dashed team and buggy
down through Main street, creating a
very lively degree OF CONSERVATION n
the minds Of tho population, but luck
lily injuring no one In their mao career.
They left one wheel Of the buggy IN
front of tho Eclipse stable, and shed
another one farther down town. with
tho remnants Of the buggy they ran
down "a far as the Rhode Island MILL,
where they made a turn and a brilliant
dash for the stable near the mill, where
the Crown Point superintendent
horses are kept, and here they were
arrested, unhurt. As for the women,
the first n thrown out lit OH her
head, inilicting quite a severe scalp
wound, while the other was consider
ably bruised all over, yet neither were
permanently injured. They made
their way to the clearinghouse at the
turn of the road above the Imperial
Empire works, and from there Wood
ruff, Of the Eclipse stable, o them
home In one Of his buggies.
The BNII.-The ball given BY Vel
low Jacket Hose Company, No. 2, at
Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill, last
evening, was a triumphant success,
both financially and in every other re-
spect, being the best ever given In this
town. The hall wa handsomely dec
Grated, tho music excellent, and the
large assemblaSe present rs agreeable
rs could be desired. Everything was
admirably managed, and jake White's
bus brought down about sixty ladies
and gents from Virginia, taking them
back in the morning after the ball vas
over, free Of cost.
FREE TEMPERANCE LEcTUnE.-A. ID.
Wood, of Vallejo, CAL, Grand Worthy
C. T. of the Good Templars, will lee.
ture In Miners Hall, B street, Wiz
"inia, this friday evening. at ~
O'clock. Subject-"The Evil Results
of the Use of Alcohol" The lecturer
is said to DO q good speaker, and we
hope he will have 4 good audience, al
ter coming so far. even on such short
notice. Tho public are cordially In
yited to attend.
CENTRAL SILVER MINING CON-
rASY.-A meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Central Silver
Mining Company will take place on
the 2Sth day OF February, at San Fran.
cisco, TO take into consideration and
decide upon the question of increasing
the Capital Stock of said Company
from $4,000 to $l,0S0, 600. to be TIL
vided into l0,S00 shares Of the par
value Of 500 per share.
CARSON SMArI-roX.-rhc small hog
or leg pox, a form Of smallpox en-
demic in Germany, and recently Inn
ported to this country, has made It's
appearance In the southern portion 81
Carson city, where, we are informed,
one entire family Ia afflicted with 1t.
This, says the Register, Ia the same
disease which prevailed to some e1-
tent In Upper Carson Valley about
two months since.
DISTRICT CoURr-RIsrSG, JuDGE.-
The case Of the William Penn Consoli-
dated Mining Company Va. G. Il.
Cook ct ais, occupied the attention o,
this Court oil day yesterday. II went
to the jury toward evening, who after
being out n short timo found = verdict
for defendants.
U. s. DISTRICT CoURr.-The Febru'
ary term of the United States District
Court, E. W. Hillyer, Judge, viii
commence in Carson City on Monday
next. The water suits will come ny
in the United States Circuit Court neSi
month.
EASTERN MArL.-Postal Agent Bar
stow telegraphs from Ogden that tn
western-bound trains are blockaded a
Miser Station, on the Union Pacific
Railroad, and that he does not thinl
he can get a mail through before Sun
day.
New TINE TABLE.-1n our adverti'
Ing columns to-day SEQ the new tim
table Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, Just published to-day. Ifa'
elers take note Of IL.
REruRNEp.-Gov. l.. r. Bradley an
ex-scting Gov. J. Jewell Linn re
turned to Carson from California yes
terday.
HAY.-During the last three or lou
days numerous loads Of hay hav
passed up through Gold Hill, virgin
iaward.