Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-20
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Tho Virginia Enterprise. June III
1-psET-Two MEN HURT.--
evening, about 4:lo o'clock,
arriving in a buggy rear the
reicht depot eff the Virginia
rrnckee Railroad Company,
smith, the weEt-k'nown hard
dealer of this city, and Col.
rer. travelling agent for A. &:
a Co, dealers in paints and
. n Francisco. met with quite
rere accident. Their team
fright at a train which sud
emerged from the tunnel at
Mace. and dashing suddenly
inset the vehicle. throwing
men down the embankment.
mith's left shoulder was so
hurt that it was at first
rht il had been dislocated,
mon examin ,tion it was
, only to have been severely
ed. The left side of his face
much scratched and cut by
ocks upon which he fell, and
10 received a large cut on the
He was brought to his
on b street, where he was
dpd bv DR.. Webber. who
ND the cut in the chin and
lrly dressed his other hurts.
hei Spencer was not hurt eX-
]lv. but is said to be much
ed internally. He was taken
. Virginia House, on B street,
e he was visited by DIR. Web
He is said to be m lch more
nsly injured than Mr.. Smith.
bus gy, which was from Derby
rhart's st hles, was complete
recked before the horses were
ted, but the horses were very
injured.
ABLE AND HORSES BURNED.
II . o'clock last Sunday after
the stable at the Eureka
Carson river. was totally de-
led by fire. With the stable
burned two fine horses, val
1t 500; fine carriage and har-
worth $500; lot of six tons
by, which had just been put
the building, and many other
gs of value. The stable was
h about Sl.o0O. The horses,
Jess, etc, belonged to w. r.
g, superintendent of the mill.
an employed about the works
D lot of Belcher stock burned,
this he will rot lose. 1t is
osed that the fire was kindled
spark from the blacksmith
near by, alighting in the
which had been placed in tne
pf the stable. When the fire
discovered all the hay was in
es, and nothing could be done
lrd extinguishing it. The
at the blacksmith shop tried
I've the horses, but owing 10
great heat were unable to
b them. 1t was only by the
strenuous eXertions Of those
ent that the shops in the
pity were prevented from TAX
lire.
HE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE.
Board of Examiners APP
ted to examine candidates for
vacant cadetship of the Naval
remy at Annapolis, last even
announced VIC. Riorden. son
ohm 1. Riorden, Of the firm of
re q Riorden, Of this city, as
successful candidate. The
~ or Examiners made an ex-
cunt of all the answers given
found that he was a little
ID. The others were none Of
4 far behind him. and young
pohald, OF Gold Hill, was very
after him, The successful
IS hiteen years of age.
7 the Gold Hill News Of June 17th.,
OF GUILTY" On Friday last,
Mary +. Mcdonnell, Princi-
y tne Gold Hill Public School
rie DIVIDE, was arrested upon
urge OF assault and battery, it
( set forth in the complaint
sue nad punished one of her
Is, a girl of about ten years,
undue severity. The case
up Tor trial in Justice
fn fn. 5 Court yesterday. Mr..
mems, brother of the District
rney' III appearing for the prose-
~, satad ana Il. II. Taylor, Esq, for
ueIense. dae. The following facts
ot tpeeveloped by the examina-
ch;v ot Witnesses: 1t seems that
'm'd aa mad refused to comply
+ s0nie or the school require
. %, , anc the teacher, while
lia,i rattan for the purpose of
etnS @ ner into obedience, had
Nv ~ lour or five red marks
,ne , girls left arm. The arm
tn"a @as ant not swollen at all. The
tha Ive adduced going to show
VI. nnd, dmlld had been punished
tisfao.ue nuue severity. was of so
conn.nry a character that
10 sei thnt Tor the prosecution,
e .nat ne had no ease ot ali
Fith Fitih''1lng ,hg thoroughly disgust.
made ae q wnoie business, rose
prosea,,i motion that a plea Of !
resn,, resnJ,,,e4"t be entered. The
Ation iru os IN the complete ex- |
harpes' ' n .ne young lady from |
prosecntiiade s rliade against her, and |
d dttNsecatlng tN witness was di. |
sult, amount;nn costs OF