Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-30
GRAND ASSIvEnsARY BALL

URAND DALL.-Sut
readers will bear in mind that to-mor-
row evening a grand anniversary ball
Is to be given at the Opera House by
the Virginia Fire Department: In aid
VI the Firemsn's Charitable Fund.
The object for which the ball il given
Ia a most commendable ono, and We
shall be glad to see = large gathering
ut the Opera House on Thursday even
ing. The invaluable services Of the
firemen in protecting life aud proper
ty from the destroying element are
generally recognized by u citizens
who will see TO 1t that sick and disa-
bled members Of the department are
properly cared for. The committees
having the matter in charge have
made every preparation for tho enjoy
ment OF those who put in an appear
ancs at the ball. The best Of music
has been secured for the occasion, aud
all who attend may count upon having
a good time. The price Of tickets Is
only 50.
BOARD or EDUCATIONAL regular
meeting Of the Board Of School Trus-
tees was held to-day. Present-Messrs.
Blanchard, Hunt and Chubbuck. Bills
amounting to s6l7 l3 were allowed.
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed: Resotred. That the
Principal Of tho Gold Hill Grammar
School shall have a general supervision
of all the departments in the District.
TO determine the studies to be pursued
and the grade to be attained In each.
A petition from citizens OF American
Flat, asking aid to establish a school
=. in that District, was received and laid
over one month. The Census Marshal
was instructed to take the census OF
American Flat Immediately. On mo-
tiop. the Clerk was authorized to ill.,
struct the Principal to dismiss the
Schools until Monday, May 9th, for q
May Day holiday. Board adjourned
D1sAsrRou. SMAsH-Ur.-Two men In
. buggy belonging to Mr.. Stevenson,
of the Douglas mill, were driving along
the road In Gold Canyon, near the Pa
cifc mill. about 10 o'clock, this fore
noon, when, owing to the narrowness
of the road. they collided with a heaVy
quartz wagon in passing. throwing
both men out. The teams ran away
with the damaged buggy till they sue
ceeded i'm throwing themselves u TIE
buggy over the side of the first bridge
and high bank they came to. Inc
buccy was totally wrecked. and the
horses considerably injured, u Of
them IL was feared, fatally.
'"'" $4,000.
WRIST BRoHEN.-Aoout iour o c'oeA
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Haggerty
10 r-;., hroten under the fol-
hau MS lev = ,vhs.I.
lowing clrcumstsn.e ror nlans
ing dirt at the tune W. usr Which
extending aero., .aar Of ,hs Fash
mas peer esea ) s,ore.room. When
.ho,, half way across he lost his bal
ancs and fell over backwards Into I Inc
cellar. a distance Oh a'T ""ra hoyvlders.
landed on . PUG oi mE Sis Iof, arm
and while E",s.,,nc his head
for the purpose %, ,%a n,,sfortune 10
from Injury, ne hau ~" s,at.d, DR..
break his wri,t as surgical
Hall rendered. '"e
assistance.
CAusoN MrSr.-The weight oil etua'
h,l,,on. gold and silver. received at
!. Car.on Mint. yesterday, was 2.6i3
,.,, from B.lcher and Crown
pPo;n, mills on the Carson to the Mint,
for melting and refining. Inc cashier
of the Mint Shippeu last h'snt, .u'V"s"
Wells. Fargo u 20. 10 u"p aa,S.r ,hs
of gold and silver worth tose om
sum Of $4,000, gong uirecs " iu