Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-30

MYsrERIoU, AILMENT.-Judge 5. Ii.
Robinson Of Gold Hill, passed through
Carson last Wednesday, says the Car
son Appeal. on his way to San Fran
cisco, for the purpose OF having a very
strange malady, TO which he has lately
bean a martyr, diagnosed and treated
by the most highly reputed and skill
full physicians In the Bay City. ms
nalsdy seemed to babe the doctors on
che hills. and the sufferer has gone 10
seek relief elsewhere. The symptoms
of the disease are peculiar and novel.
The little finger Of the right hand was
first affected, turning green at the tip
causing such intense pain b a the SUI
ferer was unable to sleep without the
Aid of narcotics. The same unac-
countable phenomenon appeared II
dissappeared successfully from one
Altar another OF each Of the other
fingers OIL the left hand, passing after
wards into the second toe OF tho LETT
foot. and finally seating itself In the
extremity o. the middle finger OF the
left hand, always accompanied III It's
eccentric removals by distressing SEN
sations, which rendered everything
like rest or repose, not superinduced
by drugs, impossible. n
ANOTHER OLD PIONEER DEAD.-Da-
vic E. Davis, a highly respected resi-.
dent of Ormsby county, of the firm OF
Davis s Mowry, Carson, died on
Wednesday night at that place, after n
brief illness, aged about 30 years. The
Carson Appeal says Of dim: lie was
horn nc Ellsworth, Maine, but LETT
home when quite young and went TO
ssa. He came to California In early
days. and thence to Nevada In 1861.
He was interested In the first drive oil
wood down the Carson. aud was aiter-
ward employed in Empire during iou
wears as fireman at the Yellow jacket
mill. He came to Carson within the
nre,ent year TO seek his fortune in our
Community. He was taken suddenly
m with pleuro-pneumonia, aud eX-
pired Alters few days Of excruciatirS
pain, preserving consciousness, how
ever, to the end. He leaves an alice
tionate wife and several small children
to bear the sad burthen oil oereaSe-
ment."
wrru SurrERr.EY.-Mr. G. B. Noe,
formerly O.! the firm OF IIedger & Noe,
photographers, Virginia City, has been
engaged by j. X. Sutterley. and COM
mences tomorrow ut Sutterley'S fam
Gus gallery In that city. Mr.. Noe Is
one OF the best, II not the very best ar.
fist In that line In this section Of the
country, therefore, all pictures taken
nv him will be- as near perfection as Is
possible TO attain. Now Is the chance
70 pet fine pictures. Sun pearls Of the
highest order OF merit are made a
specially. Call aud see specimens.
CoAL.-The prospect for an immedi'
alta supply OF coal from the Rocky
Mounthaln Coal Company, at Evans
ton. on the line Of the G. T. II; II. 20;
sav, the Carson Register, Is rather oil
lions, "a the mine Is reported 10 o.
stIIi burning. Should the tiIe not o,
sYtinguished shortly, It Will prove
s.rIons matter for the Union RACINE
RaiIro,d Company, rs that company
depends on the Evanston coal mlie'
for their supply Of fuel.
RETURN Ir.-on the occasion OF
Ar, alarm about two weeks ago, the
first Assistant Foreman Of Liberty
Enolne No. l lost the front OF his mr.
bolt somewhere on the street. VINO
syer has picked It up will please re-
turn II TO the engine house.