Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-25

so Woodvile. Observation-Disclosures. Ia
SAD CAsUALrY.-As the 11:45 train
was passing the round. house to-day. a
little boy, named Joseph Hanbridge.
son Of Thomas Hanbridge, plumber In
Virginia City, fell from the cow.catch-
err of the locomotive Empire, the
wheels Of the engine passing over his
right hand and cutting It In twain.
No blame can DO attached to any Of
the railroad employees, as but a few
minutes before a crowd of boys abont
the age Of the one named above, were
driven of by them. This Is another
warning to parents who allow their
boys to play around passing trains aud
lump on engines. Some Of these boys
will some day, instead Of going home
without a hand, will 60 without a
head. and no one be to blame except
themselves or their careless parents.
Only a few days ago n crowd Of hood
iums, ranging In age from ten to eigh-
teen, attacked the day Waterman with
rocks. injuring him severely, because
he drove some OF them away from the
cars the day before. lie Is now deter
mined to defend himself and Will reply
with cold lead should another attack
be made.
MusIcAL. BENEFIr.-The numerous
lovers Of good music and a i~rst-class
musical entertainment In this commu-
nifty. will be pleased to learn that Pro-
lessor Louis jacobson will o II Thurs
day evening, September 4th, be the
recipient Of a grand complimentary
benefit ut The hands Of his musical
friends. including all the best vocalists
and Instrumental musicians In Vir-
pinIa and Gold Hill. 1t will take
olaes at Piper's Opera House. The
orchestra will be the grsndest yet and
ali the best lady and gentlemen solo
slngers. including Misses Bella and
Emma rausig will appear. giving an
ENTERTAINMENT excelling all others OF
ia kind and worthy OF what 1t Will
doubtless receive, q crowded house.
Prof. jacobson has always been ready
10 assist at all public or private bene-
fits, and this one to him Will be n Just
return OF favors.
A SuoaEsrIoN.-A gentleman resid-
ing in Carson furnishes the following
item: The silent train, and it maybe
somedsy a death train to men, women
and children, who daily cross and re-
cross the Northern track Of the Nir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad, at Carson,
the caboose car, filled with passengers
from Reno, and way stations, comes In
each day, and is switched off at the
upper round house. and Ia left alone
without bell or whistle to find its way
down grade to the passenger depot. Il
/, true that the conductor Is aboard.
and at the brake. yet the car goes with
such speed, and with such deathly
silence, that teams and footmen, when
crossing rho several crossings OF the
track. hardly have time to say a short
prayer before the train Is upon them.
some alarm In the shape ola bell. or
even a Chinese gong should DO affixed
TO that caboose.
DISSOLVED PXnrSERsuIP. Hurley
& Hsnlfan, the well-known grocery
and provision dealers, Main street,
Gold Hill. have just dissolved copart-
nership. Mr.. Hurley having bought out
his mariner uanifan. He assumes all
the liabilities. aud everybody indebted
10 the late firm 10 requested to come
for,yard and settle. Mr.. Hurley will
continue business at the old stand, AND
Mr.. Hanian hopes all his friends and
customers Of the old firm will continue
their patronage with Increased favor
toward Mr.. Hurley. The official an
nouncement Of the dissolution will DC
found In our advertising columns to-
day.
For SAFE OR RENT.-rhe wcll-knowil
Railroad Exchange Saloon. near the
Gold Hill depot, Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, and also a house
and LOT, with store and fixtures, and
shoe shop attached. are offered for sale
at bargain, separately or collectively.
I've p~soprietor, Mr.. Bernstein, Is about
going into business elsewhere. The
saloon Is dong an e4eeiieh. business
and the whole Is good paying pro-
psrty. Read the advertisement in
another column and give Bernstein a
call.
sRaRsnArxn.-The firm of Wade &
nsa,,n In ,hs fsn,,Iv grocery. nroyI..
naS'. ,s.,, h,s;1oss M.;n s,rse,
ion anu y o"slne',, a, '
Gold Hill, has become az y !enEy,
Baglin having SOLO OUT 20 ienIy lme
uus'uS ., a. enc aatisfactorv STYLE as
AVER by the new nrm. who will collect
ali biil. and pay all debts Of the old
firm. See official notice In u adVer-
Using columns to-day.
ArrsEp-rrp IscxNpIAusN.-0n Sat
-, ov.nin0 last. at about 0 O'Clock,
".:..mn. was made to burn the Full.
Ton Foundry. on the Divide. A mum.
Der OF wooden patterns piled up along.
slde of the foundry, were satu n Gu
with coal oil, ana aise.w var S q
fire. The had heen
before any particular oa'nAk' ""'