Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-07
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was very quietly and well conducted.
Although there was considerable cleo
pioneering done, there were no fights
or disturbances Of any kind. except OF
the dust, which, by reason of there
being no street sprinkler afforded In
that enterprising city. had Its own
way, and went whirling before tle
blustery wind through the streets, into
stores and dwellings, down peoples
threats, and into the ballot boxes, with
perfect unrestrained freedom. II the
ticket elected IL not fully satisfactory
IL NAV be attributed to the Internal
dust binding peoples eyes and warp
Ing their Judgment. The following
are the officers elect: George w.
Hopkins, Mayor; L. E. Kelly, CHIEF
of Police; Charles Il. Daley, Treas
urer; F. b. Plunkett Assessor. AL
dermen-Fint Ward, j. c. Smith;
Second Ward. ]. w. Wilson; Third
Ward, G. L. Schwab; Fourth Ward,
J. J. Naughton. The highest number
of votes cast for any candidate was
1,Ol9, for Charles II. Daley, City
Treasurer. For Chief Of Police the
contest was very lively and close, the
candidates being B. L. Higbee and
L. E. Kelly. The whole number OF
votes cast was liza. OF which Higbee
got SOS, and Kelly SIC, beating Higbee
By s votes. George w. Hopkins beat
j. C. Currie for Mayor BY 90 votes.
As In Gold Hill, politics had little or
nothing to do with the matter, both
Republicans and Democrats being
represented In the officers elected; as
for instance, Hopkins Is a Republican
and Kelly q Democrat.
SEVERE AccIDRST.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Gus. and Alex. Rosetti, Of the
eating stand in Charley Daley's Sa-
loon, Virginia. and Fred. Debornar-
dez, each with a lady seated beside
him in q buggy, took u ride ovor to
Steamboat. Returning by the Gelger
Grade at dusk, they were making the
turn in the road where 1t crosses BY
means Of stone bridge or culvort the
rayine Just above Halls Pioneer Laun-
dry, when Gus, who was In the head
buggy, attempted to pass q big fast
freight team which was just crossing
the bridge. In doing so the buggy got
crowded over the aide Of the bridge or
wall, and Gus and his lady and little
child We're preclp!tlted a distance Of
about fifteen feet to the ravine below.
He had his LEFT arm broken between
the wrist and elbow, and her right
shoulder was badly dislocated. Both
were also much bruised : the child for
tunately escaped unhurt. Ono Of tho
horses was thrown over the side Of the
briege. and hung by his collar and
harness. The buggy was not much
Injured. Several Of the gentlemen
employees at the laundry and also
from the Philadelphia Brewery,
Immediately ran to the scene Of the
accident and rendered all possible
assistance. The injured lady and gen
tleman were taken to the laundry, and
subsequently, q carriage procured by
the laundry folks took them to Vir-
ginia. where they were placed under
the efficient surgical care OF DR.. Web
Der.
Dry T1MEs.-The saloons In both
Virginia and Gold Hill being closed
yesterday under the election day law,
it was rather rough on tho humorous
beverage lovers. especially at Virginia
where the dust was so terrific and In
everybody's throat. A little lager to
wash It down occasionally would have
been a big thing.
BE1cHER DIvIDEND.-0Glcial notice
Is given in our advertising columns to-
day Of the $50 dividend just declared
by the Belcher Mining Company. 1t
amounts to $500 per foot there being
II shares to the foot In this mine.
There are twenty shares to the foot In
the Crown Point.
No GREAT PNzE.-rhe three high
waymen who robbed Dyer's stage YET
terday morning about two miles north
Of Washoe City, only found about $500
In Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S treasure box.
They did not modest the passengers
only risking the capture Of that treas
ure box.
Book REMovAI.-The fine and ex-
tensive assortment Of select books, for
sale at Virginia by II. II. Moore, has
been removed to No. 76 South G street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s. Ex-
anime, and make selections at reason
able prices. See advertisement.
DANCING ScuooL--T. P. Kelly Of
Sacramento, and 7. J. Carroll Of Ma
rysville. are about to open a school In
Gold Hill and Silver City. Both gen.
tlemen arc we'll drilled In tho "art
terpsichorean," and we hope Will be
we'll patronized.
Snow SroRM.-A light snow storm,
or rather a series Of them, visited this
locality this afternoon, melting as fast
as 1t fell. Good to lay the Virginia
dust.
RAYMOND s. ELY DIvIDEND.-A d.
yidend Of 81 per share Is declared by
the Raymond Il Ely Mining Company.