Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-09-23

SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday, about
two O'Clock, p. NJ. Thomas Quirk. I'M
derground foreman In the Yellow
Jacket mine, met with a serious aud
painful accident. He was at work at
the waste dump Of the incline. twenty
feet above the ll00-foot station. Acct
dentally, In some way. he lost his light.
aud knowing that the car was above
him, he stepped to the edge Of the in-
cline to ring the bell and stop 1t as It
came down. Before he had time to do
20, however. the car, which Wa q
safety" passed down, catching his
left leg between the eccentric and q
post. tearing loose and terribly LAGER
ating the muscle Of the calf Of the leg
for four or five inches In leugth. DR..
| Hall WAS called. who dressed the
wounded limb, aud. although the bone
wa laid bare for four inches. he thinks
| the cords are sound, and there Is 10
doubt but he will have tho tull use Of
the leg again when he RECEIVERS.
LIVELY RUNAWAY. At 2 O'Clock
P. N. to-day one of w~oodrutf's teams
OF two horses and a wagon. unloading
the furniture of r family OIL Pioneer
street, which was moving, becoming
frightened at the passing cars. started
to run away. Turning Into Main
street, they lar over n pile Of brick In
front of Maynard's building, upsetting
the wagon and scattering dishes,
boxes aud furniture over the street
broadcast. This scared Tom Gala
gher's express team standing oil the
opposite side, aud away the two went
pell NELL down the street. Luckily
Woodruff team could make but lit
tie Roadway. dragging the wagon up
side down aud was stopped near Fox's
blacksmith shop. Gallagher's hav.
Ing a clear road. dashed Oh down,
clearing quartz teams and everything,
aud finally brought up almost without
a scratch. at DEVILS Gate.
GONE BELow.-Mr. ]. Henderson.
Of the dry goods firm Of Henderson &
Co. opposite Wells, Fargo s Co.'S.
Virginia. Ia now IN San Francisco. SUI
pe~rintendiug the selection Of one OF
the most magnificent stocks OF Fall
and Winter dry goods ever brought to
that c,ty. Mrs. Henderson, who Is ut
the head OF two Of the most extensive
millinery houses IN London and Dub
lin. l. also bringing with her a large
aud splendid stock Of the latest styles
Of choice millinery goods. Also sew
eral f~lrst-class millinerS.s so as TO insure
the most perfect work possible In her
line. So ladies, watch for the new ar
rivals.
The EscArEp NUN.-'rhe great lee
turing sensation, Miss Edith o'Gor'
man. the escaped nun. will give her
celebrated lecture. entitled. Life In \
Convent" tomorrow evening, nj
Piper's Opera House. Firginis. She
has created a great sensation wherever
sne has lectured. rs She eXpo-es the
secret workings Of those peculiar reli-
yiou. Institutions. Further particulars
may be seen BY reference to advertise
ment In another column. and also TO
distributed handbills. Tickets aud
seats can be secured ut the Opera
House, OH application at the ooS-oifiee'
DEMOCRATIC. LIBERAL COUNTY Con-
vESTIoS. - The Democra.ic.Li Liberal
County Convention for the nomination
of members Of the Legislature and
county officers. met to-day ut Miners
Union Hall, Virginia, Mt IL o'clock
A NJ, and after temporary org'iiizt-
ton. adjourned to l o'clock T. N. This
| afternoon the convention reassembled
and balloted for State Senators, the
choice OF the convention falling on
Jewett Adams of Gold Hill. aud II.
NJ. vesey Of Virginia. We Will give
the nominations Ia full tomorrow.
MoRms S NATHAN have just re-
ceived a full and complete assortment
Of the richest and latest styles OF dry
goods. which they offer at prices 80
low a. to astonish all who give them r
call. Read their advertisement In an
other column.
SuccoR As.EssMESr.-An assessment
of 81 per share l. levied by the Succor
Mill and Minlng Company. See ofh-
cial notice In our advertising columns