The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-19
CHILD Run ovER-A little boy who
.o,o nc his name as Hoffman was stand

Child Run ovER-A little boy who
,ovo ne his name as Hoffman was stand
mo in front of Olcovichs store yesterday
afternoon near a team loaded with hay
that was passing slowly along, when
Davis & Gillson's wagon came suddenly
up and the little boy was run over, es-
GAPING the wheels of the vehicle, bat
was caught between the horses feet and
received Il severe cash on the chin. we
would not throw out any suggestions
about fast, driving on this occasion be-
cause. owing to the immense business
done by Davis 4 ellison their wagon
has to move quickly, and because we
know furthermore that Mr.. johnson, the
driver is exceedingly careful; but we
would suggest to parents-whlle heartily
sympathizing with the little fellow
whose wound, however, will be healed
and out of his memory in two or three
days-that they impress upon the mlnos
OF their children the danger OF standing
upon the busy front street, and especially
to caution them against running and
Jumping upon wagons while IN MOTION.
The question of that cloud of attaches
was finally 1--WE presume) settled IN the
Assembly, yesterday, by failure OF the
motion to reconsider the resolution by
means of which they lost their heads. 1t
is affirmed by some-who: 1t may De
taken for granted are not dlslnterested
in the premises-that the Legislature
can afford to be liberal in these small
matters according to precedent, but be
on their guard against big swindles. AS
far as the smallness of the expediture IS
concerned the people would not be taxed
heavily to support 1t, probably not a
cent on a thousand dollars, but the peo-
ple do not authorize and will censure
their representatives for spending the IN
tinitesimal part of Il cent of their money
uanee ,sariiv, and therefore the Assem-
by are very right.
COLLISION. Two engines taIi1e down
from Virginia yesterday, ''aouble head,
that is, coupled together and both at
tached to the same train. arriving
at the Mexican switch the foremost
one turned i'll to pick up some empty
dumps, the other remaining stationary
instead of continuing in the way to Car
son as the engineer on the other locomo-
tive supposed would be the case; so that
when the engine backed down with SIX
| dumps there was collision resulting IN
the throwing off of the dumps and one
| man, the engineer of the stationary en-
CINE, named Mexican, hurt, who became
frightened at the approach of the train
down the switch and jumped Off into a
gulch. DR.. Waters cannot say how
badly Mexican is hurt until further ex-
| animation.
The soiree at the Turn Verein Hall
Friday evening, was well attended ana
| ut every dance the floor was just covered
TO the point where it came near to crowd
| ing. The music was en!lvenlng and the
lures called clearly by Bob Flanders.
The affair was delightful success, the
ladies' being all youthful or nearly SO,
and very attentive to some gentlemen OF
| the law-making body, one OF whom was
| the object of considerable question as t.
| married or not married. He is married,
| and Judging from his dignitied looks,
more than IA wear at that, but WIS queerly
enough taken for the husband OF tn
! oelle-which was oh, SO funny, and mad,
them laugh SO much! ~..
| FINGER SHOT OFF.-Scotty, our wei
known Carson gunsmith, had Little
pistol to repair and was cooking and UNI
cooking it Yesterday, when the wicket
| little thi ne went off and shot HIM through
| the center of his left foreinSer, which
| however, from previous accident hal
| oeen rendered useless and cumbersome
to him when at work. DIR. Waters was
called in and cut off the afflicted membe
at the third joint and then i'll order t.
make a nice job had to saw off hal
inch of the bone, while the patient, wh'
stood the pain with remarkable fortitud'
and only grunted once or twice, Was
held blind-folded by Billy Wilson.
| ANOTHER observation-disclosures WI
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