Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-12

nurant, III order to Intercept him.
Meanwhile the other officers had cap
tured him, and finding him al iudl-
vidual who had been drinking a little
too freely and had got out through Ills
back window with no bad Intention,
they let him go. Mr.. Baker started to
get down of the restaurant awning the
SINE way he got up. aud was being Ms
sisted BY Il man standing on a barrel,
when suddenly hiI support gave why
and Baker fell to the ground. striking
h .avlly OH his head aud sho IldrrS.
Being unable to rise. assistance came,
aud ie was taken 70 the station. house
and subsequently, to his residence
hear the Divide, where Dr.. Heath
attended him. He was found to
BE- completely ~paralyzed from the
neck down, not being able to move
either hand or foot. He Is evidently
suffering from partial d~l.locatlon or
severe concu. sion OF the spine. His
Injury l. very severe, but It Is to be
hoped he will soon recover.
DEATH OF FORMER LADY RESIDENT
OF DAYroN.-rhe Eureka Seatinel of
Saturday gives the following item Of
interest to residents Of Lyon County
and vicinity: A private dispatch was
received yesterday by w. A. S.aton.
announcing the death Of Mrs. Robert
Robinson night before last ut Eber.
hardt City. She was u sister in.law of
Joseph Winzell Of this place. During
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Seaton.
W. B. Harrub. and Mr.. Winzell left
by private conveyance for Eherhardt to
attend the funeral 1t 2 o'clock today.
Deceased was formerly Mrs Doyle.
VI Dayton. 1t will BE- remembered
that her husband was stabbed and
killed by lin Linn. A few nights
after the killing, the Vigilantes took
Linn out aud hung him. Mrs. Robin
son WAS an estimalle lady, and seems
to have been a general fayorite with
the old residents Of Dayton. Her
untiniely death will BE- sincerely
mourned by all who enjoyed the pleas
ure Of her acquaintance.
HAND SHor.-About 2 o'clock ye :
terday morning, Jack Sipples had Il
difficulty with Rowe, at Rowe & Ben
nett's saloon. In which Rowe Knocked
Jack down. Juck rose TO his feet, drew
N pistol, and 1t WIS grasped BY a by
Staider. In the struggle which fol-
lowed the pistol was discharged, the
ball entering Jacks right hand, .liat-
trring the bone of the first finger aud
lodging among the bones Of the palm
OF the hand. DIR. Conn rendered
surgical attention. Jack will have II
bad hand of 1t for Il while.
CoSNEcrroN CONFERENCE.-The COLI
nection 30 long worked tor between
the main incline Of the Belcher
niue and the west drift from
from the llOO-foot level. WAS effected
this evening about I o'clock. II hole
being made large enough tor u man to
pass through. A strong drauglt OF air
1T once commenced rushing upward.
and when the excavation Is fully
opened this will afford IL very impor-
tart and much needed ventilation To
I 9th the Belcher aud Crown Point low
er levels.
The WEATnER.-To-day it Is very
cool and pleasant, aud We can but
hope that It will continue so for the
balance of the month. This kind Of
weathdr has q tendency to inNigorate
our bodies. quicken u Intellect md
make us reaiize that life 10 something
to value. May we all be able for the
duties Of the week, and at Its explia-
ton be stronger. healthier, and lap
pieI than We now are.
PusuIxa AHEAD FAsr.-rhe tra,f.
laying OF the Virginia aud rrurkec
Railroad had reached a point about
three miles south Of Ophir, In Washoe
Valley. last evening, aud 1t Is now ON
vialIy stated that the whole track Will
be completed through TO Carson about
tile last of next Week, completing the
connection, aud allowing the fir,t
through train 10 pass from Keno "
Cold dill aud Virginia.
CuEcKMArsp. Officer Hayton, at
Virginia, who Is always OH the look
ont tor fires. aud has nipped many a
one i'm the bud. discovered one just get
ting under good headway early Saiu
day nom ~ In Harmony Hall, D
street. opposite Piper's Opera hou-c.
and extihyulshed Il In time to prevent
a seriou, contiagration. IL Wa the IT.
suit Of n candle carelessly LETT burnihg.
CHANGE IN SUrEKISTsSpENcY.-G ,
r. n. Graves has resigned the Sur =
iuteudency OF the Imperial and Em.
pire Mining companies. We have uVl
learned WHO l. to take his place.