Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-01
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the bali striking the heavy muscle un-
der and back Of the right arm and
lodging under the skin. Alderman
Rothenbucher appeared on the scene
ut this juncture and arrested Fitzger-
aid. thus putting an end to the affair.
LATER.-Hsmilton's wound proves
to be OF q very rel character, and he
is not expected to survive the injuries
received. The ball penetrated his
back about an inch below his right
shoulder blade. DIR. Bronson. the ut
tending physician, found and extracted
the ball from the small Of his back,
about half an inch to the left Of the
| spinal column. Hamilton Is a native
OF England. aged 43 years. His wife
and child. ayoung daughter, reside in
Auckland. Australia.
The VICTIMS OF THE LATE ExPLo-
sIoN.-Major-G General Jacob L. Van
Bokkelen, whose body was recovered
first, was a native of New York. At
| the time Of his death lie Was about As
years of age. His brother, VIM. Van
Bokkelen, who is engaged in business
in Phoebe, has been telegraphed for
aud will arrive in Virginia to-mor-
row morning. VIM. l.. Lowe was Il ma
tive of New York, aged AZ years. His
remains were sent to San Francisco
last evening. The remains OF Charles
Ii. Knox were also sent to San Fran
| cisco. Knox was a native Of Massa-
chusetts, aged 50 years. William
| Davis, another victim of the explosion,
was 2i years old.a native of New York.
| Davis father resides in New York
City. and Is the proprietor OF n whole.
sale grocery and provision store. He
has been telegraphed to in regard to
the disposition Of the remains. Mrs.
Emily O'Counor vas forty years Of
age and n native Of Illinois. Benja-
min Mandel was a native OF Germany,
aged nineteen years. His funeral will
probably be held tomorrow. James
Deviue, who died last evening, was
thirty-ilve years Of age, and n native
Of Ireland. He will be buried to-
morrow. j. p. Smith was n native Of
New York, and 40 years OF age.
Van Bokkelen and Smith will be buried
by the Masonic fraternity, In which
Order they held the rank of Knight
Templars. Mrs. Dean, wife Of Edward
Dean of Gold Hill, was about 80 years
of age. Her daughter, Dolly, was
eight years old. We have not been
able to ascertain Mrs. Dean $ place OF
nativity.
WORTH kNowING.-Banner Broth
ers' clothing emporium. corner OF Z
and Taylor streets, Virginia City, is
the place where clothing Of every de-
scription can be purchased at astonislI-
ingly low prices. Now is the time to
lay In an outfit, and such another OPP
portunity may not occur for years.
Banner Brothers are selling elegant
suits % per cent. cheaper than they
can be obtained ut any clothing esta6-
lishment in San Francisco or New
York. All of their goods are manufac.
,ured out Of the very best OF material
aud in the latest and most fashionable
styles. The daily sales made by this en-
terprising firm are enormously large,
and throughout the entire State the
name OF Banner Brothers has become
as familiar as household words. Those
of our readers who are in need Of any
article of wearing apparel should not
fail to visit this famous clothing depot.
Now Is the golden opportunity.
DISTRICT CoURT-RIsING JupGE.-
The following business was transacted
in the District Court yesterday : JUS
tice Mining Company vs.. Woodville
Mining Company ; jury failed to agree
and were discharged. State Of Nevada
W. All Sin; continued to the 18TH oil
August. State of Nevada vs.. Frank
Mackay, arraigned for grand larceny
July LIST; sat to plead. Il. p. Heating
vs.. Hugh Brady charge Of contempt
dismissed. In the matter OF the estate
of ID. f. Avery, deceased, order given
for distribution of money In the hands
of the clerk. John Moore and fourteen
others vs.. Succor Mining Company;
Judgment for defendant. Lonkey "
smith VS.. Succor Mining Company ;
Judgment for plaintiff. Court adjourn
ed to 10 o'clock to-day.
BODIES REcovERED.-rhe bodies Of
the persons who lost their lives BY the
late explosion in Virginia City. have
nil been recovered. The bodies. or
rather portions Of the bodies Of young
Mandel. Mrs. OnConnor, Mrs. Dean
and daughter were recovered at about
twelve o'clock last night. Mandel's
head and legs were missing. Mrs.
O'Counor's and Mrs. Deans remains
were identified by the size OF the feet.
The body of Mrs. Deans daughter was
also identified by reason OF the bones
being much smaller than those OF the
other victims. The portions OF the
bodies of the two women and the little
GIRL which were recovered were placed
In a single coffin and deposited In Will
sou Il Browns vault.
SHORT SUspENsIoN.-As soon as the
news of the late explosion in Virginia
City reached the foreman OF the Silver
Hill mine, all Of the men employed in
the mine we're dispatched to Virginia
CITY to engage In the search for the
dead bodies buried underneath the
ruins. The body of William Lowe,
Superintendent ofthe Silver Hill mine.
was recovered at l o'clock. yesterday.
The remains were identified BY means
of a gold watch found under the head
Of the deceased. The watch was some.
| what Injured by the heat. 1t stopped
running at l:f5 A.. NJ.
COLUMBUS BEER BREWING. - Our
friend Davis, of the Columbus Brew
ery, Main street, desires us to state for
| the benefit Of his large outside custom,
| that owing to the great scarcity. OF
water he Is obliged to suspend further
brewing operations for the present.
He will still, however, have enough Of
his famous lager, ale, porter. etc., on
hand to keep the regular customers OF
his popular saloon well supplied. l
MINERS UNION PIcNIo.-The Gold
Hill Miners Union are going to have
n grand picnic on Saturday, August IL:
The location where 1t Is to be held Will
be announced in due time. The occa,
sion will be one of great pleasure ana
interest to all who are fortunate In the